White Opposes State Takeover of Cleveland Schools
Cleveland Mayor Michael R. White’s aide said White does not support a state takeover of the city’s public schools amid George Voinovich’s push. Voinovich urged that the district be placed in receivership to involve the community, while state officials warned action would require bankruptcy or a formal plan for improvement and data to justify intervention.
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Cleveland
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George Voinovich
Voinovich
Mike White
Chris Carmody
Columbus
Robert Moore
State Board of Education
Moore
New Jersey
Franklin Walter
Cleveland Imme
Olmsted Falls council names ethics board counsel and stipend
Olmsted Falls City Council unanimously appointed attorney James Carnes as counsel for the ethics board and approved a $1,000 stipend. The board will investigate ethics charges against city officials including Council members Jalovec Rosul Bregar Delgado Mayor Kennedy and Law Director Damiano. Rosul urged sending the matter to the Ohio Ethics Commission to save taxpayer money. Hoberecht noted local handling was believed possible.
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Jame Carnes
Board of Ethics
Ken Jalovec
Rose Rosul
Barb Bregar
Dale Delgado
Robert Kennedy
Joseph Damiano
Ethics Commission
Ohio Ethics Commission
Rosul
Medina man gets house arrest for sixth DUI
Medina man Brian Becksted, 23, was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to six months house arrest after pleading no contest to amended DUI charges. He received 180 days in jail with 90 days suspended for time served and 90 days to be served under house arrest with an alcohol monitoring device. Five prior DUIs since 1984 are noted and occupational driving privileges require a Guardian Interlock device.
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Medina
Brian Becksted
State Highway Patrol
Columbia Township
Becksted
George Ferguson
Medina County
Ferguson
Allen Memorial receives bequest in Oberlin founding donation
Allen Memorial Hospital will place a 25000 dollar bequest from the estate of Lacey L. Lewis into its new foundation. Lewis was a harp professor at Oberlin College Conservatory for 35 years and died September 22 1989 after a three year battle with Alzheimer's. The foundation began earlier this year after a 2 million dollar bequest from Lillian S. Pratt.
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Oberlin
Lacey L. Lewis
Harp
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Lewis
Lillian S. Pratt
Tribe Night Fun in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville hosts a Behind the Fence Party and game for Labor Day weekend on September 1. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, runs 5 p.m. with snacks then Indians versus Toronto Blue Jays at 7:05 p.m. Tickets cost 16.50 adults and 13.50 youths under 12. Reservations via Chamber office or North Coast Travel.
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