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Dock workers allege racism
The BladeThe president of a dock workers' union local that nine days ago authorized its leaders to call a strike has told Port of Toledo officials that no strike is planned, but it's a weapon the union may wield to combat what it considers discrimination by the...Tags: Work Relations, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Civil Rights, Pension and Welfare, Labor Legislation
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Port operators forecast an end to string of yearly losses
The Virginian-PilotAfter nearly two years of rough seas, the board of the Virginia Port Authority could be nearing calmer waters. Multimillion-dollar operating losses have been the rule for the past four fiscal years, ranging from nearly $20.5 million in 2009, the last...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting
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Disappointing business ventures stalking McAuliffe
The Virginian-PilotTerry McAuliffe figured his business background would be an asset in his second run for governor, but he has found himself explaining why two commercial ventures he proposed in Virginia haven't lived up to the lofty expectations he set. Questions...Tags: Primaries, Economic Policy, International Paper Company, Economy, Business and Finance, Southampton County
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As St. Paul's rebuilding efforts heave on, what to watch for
St. Paul Pioneer PressIn a mobile billboard for St. Paul development, the first light-rail test train rolled down University Avenue last month, passed the renovated Union Depot and glided into a new downtown maintenance facility. In all, more than $2 billion in development...Tags: Museums, Painting, Target, Sales, SoHo
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The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, Barbara Hendel column
The BladeDance was on the agenda for a number of spring events. Cassandra School of Ballet celebrated its 40th anniversary with Dinner at the Ballet April 28 at Central Park West. Dancers performed to classical music with excerpts from their spring performance...Tags: Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Corporate Officers, Entertainment, Dog Racing, Dance
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BRIEF: PA probes air pistol found in LaGuardia garbage can
NewsdayDetectives are trying to determine how an air pistol -- a pellet or BB gun -- wound up in a garbage can in the central terminal building at LaGuardia Airport on Wednesday. A spokesman for the Port Authority, Steve Coleman, said the "unassembled air...Tags: LaGuardia Airport, Spirit Airlines
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Arbor Day plantings to boost downtown
The Ironton Tribune, OhioCome the annual Memorial Day Parade, Center Street should be awash in the beauty and aroma of lilacs, thanks to the efforts of Ironton In Bloom. On Friday the volunteer beautification organization dedicated six Japanese lilac trees that were planted...Tags: Memorial Day
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City council dissolves IPA, county to take over
The Ironton Tribune, OhioIronton City Council gave third reading to an ordinance Thursday turning over the city's economic development efforts to a new nine-member volunteer board. The ordinance dissolving the Ironton Port Authority was amended to clarify language and passed 6-...Tags: Economic Policy, Environmental Issues, Conservation, Politics, Regional Authority
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Youth jail could become regional facility for adults
The Ironton Tribune, OhioThe former juvenile prison in Franklin Furnace may be one step closer to becoming a regional jail for adult offenders. Commissioners from Lawrence, Scioto, Adams and Pike counties have will tour the onetime Ohio River Valley Juvenile Correctional...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Laws, Criminal Laws, Prisons, Crime, Law and Justice
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Western Pennsylvania governments slow to move to natural gas vehicles
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewWestern Pennsylvania sits above one of the world's largest natural gas reserves, but local governments have been slow to tap the resource to power their vehicles despite potential environmental and long-range economic benefits. Allegheny County last...Tags: Environmental Pollution, Science and Technology, Local Government, General Motors Corp., Environmental Issues
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EDITORIAL: Tonight's vote key to city's future
The Ironton Tribune, OhioAlthough the action itself will get little fanfare and likely even less public discussion, today may be someday be looked at as a turning point in Ironton's history. When Ironton City Council meets tonight the seven-person board will have the... -
Port approves new three-year contract with aviation director
Vindicator, Youngstown, OhioThe Western Reserve Port Authority has authorized a new three-year contract with its director of aviation, Dan Dickten, that pays him $90,000 the first two years and $92,700 the third year. Though three of the eight board members voted against the...Tags: Politics, Regional Authority
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