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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1984

Page

9

Glenn to campaign for Mondale Ferraro in fall

Sen. John Glenn said he will campaign for the Mondale Ferraro ticket this fall due to differences with Reagan era policies. He noted Mondale has shifted on taxes and praised the ticket for targeting key service areas while Ohio remains a must-win state for Democrats. Glenn suggested his support may come after the Senate recess on Oct. 5.

Columbus John Glenn Walter Mondale Reagan Glenn Mondale- Ferraro Ohio Mondale U.S Geraldine Ferraro Senate Ronald Reagan Eft John Butkowski

Center for beginning entrepreneurs approved in Lorain County

Gregory Harris cast the deciding 8 to 7 vote for a $10,700 contract creating the Lorain County Small Business Enterprise Center, a joint Lorain and Elyria chambers project. The 13 PIC members were absent. The center will aid entrepreneurs with information on financial help and resources.

Elyria Gregory Harris Private Industry Council Lorain County Lorain and Edward Zacovic Zacovic PIC Wagner Sign Co Control Data Corporation Lorain Business College American JTPA

Amherst considers income tax changes to fund street repairs

Amherst residents debated financing street work after the city borrowed 125000. Stephen Piar urged taxing nonresidents at 1 percent, noting potential long term costs. Council discussed piggyback license tax revenue but took no action, with mixed views on repealing the forgiveness clause.

Amherst Stephen Piar Tenney Ave Piar Wayne Whyte John Higgins Whyte Council

North Ridgeville schools seek 2.5 mill levy with 1.5 mill cut

North Ridgeville City Schools ask voters to approve a five year permanent improvement levy of 2.5 mills to fund renovations, texts and equipment while reducing the tax duplicate by 1.5 mills. The plan projects 437 500 yearly and 2 187 500 over five years with major projects including boilers plumbing security and buses.

North Ridgeville Board of Education Kenneth DeLuca DeLuca North Ridgeville High School Lear North Liberty Elementary Liberty School Robert Lee

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