Lorain weighs repealing reciprocity clause in tax law
Lorain council members say no action yet on repealing the reciprocity clause of the city income tax. Auditor Antone Ujhelyi said first quarter receipts total about 652000 with roughly 25000 slated to be returned to outside municipalities. Council members Olejko and Rulli note other Ohio cities do not include such a clause and emphasize studying benefits to Lorain residents.
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Lorain
Joseph Rulli
D-1
Finance-Claims Committee
Alex Olejko
Council
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Akron
Ohio
Lorain Fire Code Faces Objection From Local Chief
Lorain faces pushback on a proposed fire code and fire prevention bureau with objections raised by Police Chief John Malinovsky to a section granting inspectors full police powers. He warned arms could be carried, though officials say arming is not planned. Building inspectors and local contractors also oppose the draft citing consultation and cost concerns.
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Lorain
John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
City Council Hears Police Training Plan Endorsed
Council members backed a police training plan from the city prosecutor, aiming to improve warrant procedures. Councilman Charles Ellis noted the addition of a second assistant prosecutor approved earlier and cited Chief John Malinovsky as enthusiastic. A recent drug arrest was voided due to an improper search ruling.
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Lorain
Charles Ellis
Closed shop demand backed by Lorain council
Two Lorain city council members voiced support for a closed shop resolution. Councilman Alex Olejko said nonunion employees are free loaders and praised the union for orderly gains. James Kokinda added that all but eight eligible workers are union members. exemptions include police, fire, management, officials, and health workers. The measure was sent to the legislative committee.
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Lorain
Alex Olejko
Olejko
James Kokinda
D-6
Lorain Parking Law Ruled Illegal by City Solicitor
City Solicitor John Hritsko says a proposed ordinance to meter four downtown lots would be illegal since funding already approved by assessment. The city has assessed 63,000 on 150 merchants. only 3,200 was collected. An injunction against collecting the funds was filed by eight taxpayers and will be heard April 28.
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Lorain
John Hritsko
Hritsko
Antone Ujhelyi
Lorain Council Approves Two Legal Staff Additions
Lorain city council approved two new legal staff positions for the docket referee and a second assistant prosecutor with starting salaries of 6386 and 7030 after one year. Charles Ellis opposed as did William Parker who favored using one full time prosecutor. A building inspector position was also approved under Walter Benedict in the community development office and paid through a federal program. Requests for police and fire inspectors remain on hold by the finance claims committee.
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Small Claim
William Parker
R-7
Council
Walter Benedict
South Lorain
Benedict
Finance Claims Committee
Suburban clubs hold evening meetings across multiple towns
Calendar lists varied gatherings including TOPS at Fields Methodist Church North Ridgeville, Jaycees at Fields School gym, Firelands Lions in Birmingham, and many council and club sessions in Milan, Henrietta, North Eaton, Avon, and New London. Several meetings target boards, civic groups, and youth activities.
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Marines Maj Charles Robb heads home from Vietnam to Texas reunion
Marine Maj Charles Robb, son in law Lyndon B. Johnson, leaves Vietnam after 13 months in war zone duty and plans a Texas reunion with his wife and inlaws at Johnson's Ranch before reporting to officer procurement duties in Washington.
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Lorain Plans $70,000 Street Resurfacing Schedule
Lorain city engineer L D Smith outlined a $70,000 resurfacing schedule last night. He argued that using a 1.5 inch surface instead of 2 inches lowers costs while remaining adequate. Colorado Avenue and some Fifth and Sixth Ward streets are excluded, funded by state contracts and urban renewal, drawing complaints from resident Robert Hritsko over ward allocations.
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Milan Residents Voice Flooded Basements Complaints
Milan residents told the Board of Public Affairs about flooded basements and yards after storms. The board will study cases where sanitary sewers failed and refer overloaded storm sewers to the street department. The May 20 schedule adds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays.
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Board of Public Affairs
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Public Affairs Board
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West View residents push over sewer work drainage issues
West View Park residents told Columbia Trustee meeting that ongoing sewer installation blocks road ditches and tile causing surface water to pool. Trustees pledged to coordinate with the contractor to restore drainage after completion and improve road ditching.
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Vin Scully hosts It Takes Two to tackle housewife TV
Voice of the Dodgers Vin Scully shifts from baseball to NBC TV with a daytime panel show It Takes Two aimed at women aged 18 to 35 and preschool children. Celebrities appear with spouses in games and prizes as Scully relaxes into non sports television while continuing Dodger broadcasts.
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Service club calendar and NASA engineer guest speaker
The Return Club observes Ladies Night at Oberlin Inn with a social at 6 30 pm followed by Ginner at 7 30 pm. George V Darchuk of NASA will speak at noon at the YMCA for the Elvira Kiwams Club meeting. Darchuk is an aerospace engineer linking Langley and Lewis centers and currently directs wind tunnel tests while active in Parma community affairs.
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Private detective licensing urged by city council
Lorain council heard a proposal from at large member Micheel Bulzomi to license private detectives. He warned that anyone can obtain a badge and impersonate an officer, adding licensing could deter night group intrusions and should be sent to the city selector and police chief for review.
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Lorain
Micheel Bulzomi
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