County unions wary of 2019 health surcharge plan
Cordes notes health care rates for years two and three of a three year contract are unpredictable and actuarial data for 2019 spousal coverage is unavailable. Local 2192 and other bargaining units have been without a contract since September 2016 while commissioners seek a surcharge. Jodi Weinberger at 329-245 or jweinberger chroniclet.com.
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Bart Hobart Denies Grabbing Wheel in Crash Probe
Police report cites Bart Hobart denying grabbing the steering wheel though he admits a hand motion toward Lisa Hobart before the crash. He was fired by Sheriff Stammitti after a last‑chance agreement due to a prior misdemeanor theft case from when he led the Adult Probation Department. Prosecutors dropped obstruction charges, Hobart’s attorney seeks reinstatement.
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Man Found Dead in Field Behind Shopping Center
A man reported discovering a body in a field behind a shopping center at the southwest corner of Detroit and Abbe roads. Officials from Lorain County coroner and the Bureau of Criminal Investigation handled the case with no signs of foul play and the coroner awaits ruling on the cause of death.
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Ohio Friday lottery results and upcoming jackpots
Midday numbers drawn include Pick 3 6 9 0 and 8 3 9, Pick 4 8 1 0 6 and 7 4 8 0, Pick 5 7 2 8 6 1 and 5 3 7 7 6, Rolling Cash 5 4 8 30 34 38. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 110000 dollars and Classic Lotto carries a 20.4 million dollar prize.
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Court employees entangled in Elyria Chapter 165 dispute
Elyria Municipal Court employees face a status dispute as city officials and judges clash over Chapter 165 rules. The court asserts autonomy from the city while law officials warn of potential health and life insurance impacts and call for cross body discussion to clarify employee classifications and benefits.
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Price vows to regain trust as he faces exit from HHS
In a Fox News interview Price pledged to restore trust in the administration and the American people while preparing a strategic shift at HHS. An email minutes before the White House announced his departure outlined personnel changes and a plan to curb costly travel.
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Ryan praises Price as a good man amid confirmation scrutiny
The scene centers on mixed reactions to Price as Senate HELP members question conflicts of interest over Innate Immunotherapeutics stock buys. Critics like Senator Murray urge accountability while defenders stress experience shaping health policy. Possible nominees include Verma, Gottlieb, Jindal, or Cassidy.
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City AFSCME contract tentative with overtime and pay changes
The deal would cut minimum overtime compensation hours from four to three and extend the probation period while preserving wage raises for 2017 18 and 2018 19 with a potential wage reopener in 2019 20. About 130 AFSCME members affected. Negotiations also address nonunion and other city employees under Chapter 165.
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