Viewpoint on Firemen Pensions and Elyria Tax Growth
A viewpoint argues firemen pension and death benefit levels should be benchmarked against similar Ohio cities with 20,000 plus population. It estimates Elyria’s tax base rising about 3% annually for a five year period, cites city assets, infrastructure plans, and near-term annexations, and projects tax valuation growth through 1954 as a basis for proposed pension increases.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Elyvia
Cleveland
Etrvia
United States
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates
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Hilliard Road
Worth Ridge
Gulf Road
Sugar Ridge
Abbey Road
Center Ridge
Telegraph Road
Middle Avenue
Elyria Carliste Destrict Mergubt
City Pensions and Funds Debate Emphasizes Tax Limits
Councilmen review pension funding issues as Attorney General rules new pensions taxes violate regular tax limits. Firemen’s proposal to create a separate fund is discussed, with concerns over funding from the general city budget and potential service charge shifts to citizens. Citizens and city workers alike are urged to push for pension reforms and fairer funding mechanisms.
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Pension Board
Blythe
OFC Groups Report on Costs of Improvements
A report notes minimum figures to estimate improvement costs and warns that raising funds may be insufficient as later figures show pensions of 86 dollars monthly after 29 years of service will soon necessitate levying the entire cost.
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Tindias
City pension plan debate weighs police fire costs
Elyria lawmakers study pension reform amid rising operating costs. Current police pension about 3000 dollars yearly and firemen's fund around 21840. Officials consider restructuring under new law, weighing state insurance as model and fair share of pensions to retirees based on service and salary.
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Tiul
Elyria
Elsra
Bowers
United States
State Industrial Commission
Iit Seem Lkely
State Insurames
Elsha
Ohio
Boards of Education
Prinparple
Pension Boards
Oberlin Mountain Glimber To Speak In Oberlin
Frank Branch Riley, renowned mountain climber and orator, will lecture tonight at Finney Chapel on The Lure of the Great Northwest at 7 30. He will illustrate with colored stereopticon slides and is a charter member and former president of the Mazamas. Also scheduled: Dr J A Montgomery lectures at 4 19 and 5 50 on Biblical topics with additional talks tomorrow at First Church. Universal Song Book printed. volume edited by Karl Gebrken to be effective May 1, 1923.
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Frank Branch Riley
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Great Northwest
Finney Chapel
Riley
Mazamas
Lecticres
J. A. Montgomery
Haskel Leettre
Arabia
Universal Easy Book aids junior high use in music education
The Oberlin press announces the Universal Easy Book third edition for junior and senior high classrooms. It features works by great composers, folk songs from many countries, and new pieces by modern composers, aligned for school use.
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Tusic
Comatory
Walter Damrosch
George Cartian
Medina Akron Bus East Bound Public Square Schedule
Public Square to Medina and Akron routes listed with stops including Elyria Youngs Corners and ATOMSTORG. Various times shown for Sunday and weekday service, with last bus at 5 40 p m and multiple daily departures around 11 45 a m 4 00 p m and later.
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Medina-Akron
Public Square
Birth Control Debate Echoes Across National League of Women Voters
Louisville April 9 birth control promises to dominate discussions as New York delegates arrive to push placing birth control on the league program. Debates over government administration tariffs and preparedness surfaced as the 1,900 delegates gathered for the first session of the convention.
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League of Women Voters
Louisville
National League of Women Voters
New York
Ten Anniversary Meet Sparks Blame on Mussolini at London Conference
In a heated address Chester H Rowell California publicist blamed Mussolini for the conference shortfalls at London and praised American delegations. Dr John Henry Gray of the American University warned that talk of military preparedness ignores the need for goodwill and cooperation while denouncing the proposed tariff bill as disastrous for nations.
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Chester H. Rowell
California
London
Rowell
John Henry Gray
Department of Economics
Graduate School of the American University At
Washington
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