Neighbors oppose Lake Ave runaway shelter at The Junction
Elyria Township residents oppose Lincoln Counseling Center’s plan to use 6650 Lake Ave as The Junction runaway shelter for youths age ten to seventeen. Trustees plan to review zoning and legality while Neal defends safety and screening measures. A public meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Elyria
Lake Avenue
Lincoln Counseling Center
The
Center For Children & Youth Services
Junction
Jeff Neal
Lincoln
Elyria Township Trustees
Kelly Gregory
Gregory
Rick Hutman
Hutman
Robert Scheithauer
Jean Johnson
Johnson
Neal
Elyria Township
Ohio GOP and Liberal Propose COLA Reform in Social Security
In a rare bipartisan move Rep. Bob Ney of Ohio and Sen. Bernie Sanders propose tying Social Security cost of living adjustments to a senior-focused index CPLH. The plan, endorsed by multiple Ohio lawmakers and senior groups, would raise monthly benefits about 1.9 percent versus the national 1.3 percent for 1998, potentially about $44 more per retiree.
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Bob
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Bernie Sanders
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Ney
Vermont
Sanders
Social Security Cola
CPLH
American Conservative Union
LaTourette
Ohio universities move toward student computer requirement
Ohio University will require incoming students to own a computer, making it the first state-run campus in Ohio to do so. Dayton will implement a similar policy next fall with options to rent or own a school supplied machine and software support.
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State Board of Regents
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Massey
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University of Florida
Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
Regents
Blacksburg
Dave Nutter
Tom Skill
Dayton Communications
Skill
Miami University
Oxford
Miami
Holly Wissing
Mexican national to be resentenced for fatal Elyria crash
Juan Gabriel Solis Aguirre of Colima Mexico, sentenced to 41% years for aggravated vehicular homicide and DUI, will be resentenced after an appeals court found the Common Pleas Court violated the sentencing statute by imposing a half year term. Holly Fate, 48, died in the Sept 7 1997 crash.
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Juan Gabriel Solis Aguirre
Colima
Mexico
9Th
County Common Pleas
Holly Fate
Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Aguirre
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