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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1981
Page
6
Ravenna education officials anticipate a return to near normal operations as classes resume after the long strike. Superintendent James Coll cautions about unknowns while REA members return and contracts stand to take effect after May 1.
Debra Lanigan of Euclid files a 125 million federal lawsuit alleging State Farm canceled her auto policy due to her husband Thomas Lanigan’s driving record. She seeks class action representation for other women and names 16 insurers and the Ohio Department of Insurance as defendants. case assigned to Judge Ann Aldrich.
Motorcycle dealers report up to 34 percent higher sales than last year as gas prices rise. Buyers, often blue collar and 15,000 dollars plus income, seek fuel efficient commuting bikes. Dealers note strong winter demand, with street and touring models popular. financing common with 17 to 14 percent rates for used and 19 to 21 percent for new. A motorcycle endorsement is required, and many riders are unaware.
The notice warns that those who miss the midnight Wednesday deadline for federal and the midnight April 15 deadline for state and local tax forms face penalties. RITA communities including Elyria North Ridgeville Sheffield Avon North Olmsted Bay Village Berea and Huron get a延 breather until April 30. LaGrange joined RITA, delaying its residents’ filings until next year. Local post office drop-off points are listed with hours and locations. IRS offers Form 4868 extension but payment still due. hotline 1 800 362-9050 available weekdays.
The federal drug case against Elyrians Richard A. Marsico and Raymond Ripley and five others was delayed to Thursday before U.S. District Judge John Holshuh. The group faces charges tied to a $3 million-a-month narcotics ring allegedly operating from New York to Iowa and Canada to Florida. One fugitive remains at large.
The Bona venture Corp's charter was canceled over unpaid franchise taxes, with IRS liens totaling 62,817 for withholdings and 4,355 for 1978 79 taxes. Bonaventure previously failed to register 33 guards, some with felony convictions, prompting cancellation of the airport parking contract by Airport Commissioner George Doughty. Cleveland police investigate fired guards linked to car thefts.
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