Lorain council weighs Ferguson Act against striking firemen
Lorain Ohio city council plans a meeting to discuss using the Ferguson Act to curb a six day walkout by 101 firefighters. Mayor Zahorez may seek contempt citations and call for a National Guard unit, while officials warn that interferers could be jailed as a judge’s restraining order remains in effect.
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Lorain
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Ohio
Joseph Zahorez
National Guard
Paul J. Mikus
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
John H. Hritsko
Italy unites in rage over Moro murder and anti terror push
Italy’s parliament convened to back a stiff new anti terrorism law after Aldo Moro’s killing. The nation mourned as schools and venues closed, crowds gathered in vigils, and leaders from President Carter to Pope Paul VI condemned the act while Catholics and Communists joined protests.
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UPI
Italy
Aldo Moro
Moro
Red Brigades
John Kennedy
America
Piazza del Gesus
Church of Jesus
Carter
Paul VI
Holland
Health Board weighs expanding Medina alcohol program
Medina County Health Board discussed widening the alcoholism program staff and adding prenatal classes via the Nursing Division. Officials noted current capacity limits and debated expanding judicial outreach. a one month delay was set to consider the proposal while training for prenatal classes proceeded partly through a Denison University workshop.
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Medina County Health Department
Board of Health
Leonard Sachs
Alcoholism Program
Sachs
Nursing Division
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Health Department
Lana Obourn
Toni Reetz
Denison University
Reetz
Medina County
Steel city blues Mahoning's trial
Reporter Rosemary Armao from United Press International visits Youngstown and nearby communities to examine recovery after the Campbell Works closure of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co nearly eight months ago, exploring how an industrial city copes with economic devastation.
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United Press International
Youngstown
Campbell Works
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Pilgrim Valley development okayed as Hills restricts Allstate plans
Brunswick Hills Township trustees approve a 32 home Pilgrim Valley planned unit development on 72.6 acres with 21.8 acres to be open space. They deny future zoning certificates to Allstate Homes Inc for overhead wiring, citing underground requirements. A 99 year lease with Ohio Edison secures 3.75 acres for a future service garage. Also reappointed Zoning Commission member Paul Pauch, approved 24 fire shields for 240, and noted new state training regulations could cost 600 per firefighter.
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Brunswick Hills Twp
Pilgrim Valley
Sleepy Hollow Road
Rocklyn Drive
Allstate Homes Inc
Medina
Carpenter Rd
Ken Rees
Allstate
Rees
Ohio Edison Co
Gordon Eastwood
Medina County
Rt. 303
Paul Pauch
Carl Zimmerman
Racquetball Facility Proposal Faces Zoning Hurdles in Montville
Montville trustees set a May 24 public hearing on a $1.4 million Tru-Fit Racquet Ball club near Route 18. The project would add six indoor tennis courts and nine racquetball courts on a 222 acre site, requiring C-1 zoning expansion after a zoning commission rejected the change May 1.
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Carol Biliczky
Montville
Ray Denson
Washington Court
Rt. 18
River Styx Road
Tru-Fit Products Corp
Lake Rd
Medina
Charles Workman
Phantom phone rings when restroom used at Utah law office
In St George Utah the phone system in a law office rang only when someone used the restroom. Technicians found the office grounded to a water pipe and the circuit broken when the toilet was occupied, causing the phone to ring.
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ST. George, Utah
UPI
St. George
Mountain Bell
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