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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2003

Page

13

Ohio House tweaks budget with temporary penny tax plan

In Columbus the House committee rewrites the two year budget adding a temporary penny tax to replace proposed permanent increases. It expands taxed services, ties school funding to monthly attendance, and considers slot machines at Ohio race tracks as a tax substitute, with the tax set to end in 2002 if slots are approved. Revenue estimates and possible vetoes shape the debate ahead of floor action.

Columbus GOP Bob Taft House Lion Taft Ohio Brian Hicks Hicks Bsso

Oberlin free full day kindergarten shows strong gains

Oberlin Schools' free full day kindergarten program, begun this year, reports marked improvement over last year's half-day cohort. Eastwood Elementary teachers note quicker reading and writing progress, with students writing full sentences and basic poetry by the third quarter.

Oberlin Eastwood Kapuscinski Kapuscinsk

Avon council weighs ban on ethics violators for city work

Avon City Council considers barring people convicted of ethics violations from working with the city for one year after their sentence ends. The idea, proposed by At‑large Councilman Jack Kilroy, was trimmed by the legal committee to a one year ban. Kilroy says the measure is preventive and targets those with dis honest dealings in government. Mayor Jim Smith says he will enforce whatever council approves. Brad Dicken can be contacted at 329-7147.

Avon Jack Kilroy Gerald Gentz 4Th Ward Kilroy Parks Department Gentz Jim Smith Council

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