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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2001
Page
1
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Ohio justices near a ruling that the new school funding system may be constitutional if lawmakers approve costly parity aid changes. The five year phase in would begin with 95 million this year, 205 million next year, and 500 million in 2006, with a revised per student guarantee higher than the current 4814 dollars.
Elyria report says designer Steven Brubaker of Hellmuth Obata Kassabaum Inc. resigned from Lorain County justice center plans citing time budget limits and shifting goals. He noted tensions within the team and difficulties in constructive dialogue while the county trimmed a $50 million plan to a $46 million design.
Cleveland announces Charlie Manuel, 57, had abdominal surgery to remove scar tissue from his colon after hospitalized last weekend. He rested comfortably at the Cleveland Clinic following a nearly hourlong procedure by Dr. Ian Lavery. He is expected to remain hospitalized a few days and may rejoin the team in Chicago or next week.
Elyria Superintendent E Jean Harper outlined gains over three years in a state of the schools address before the school board. The district has progressed from four to nine standards met, with Elyria High School producing 126 students passing all five portions of the 12th grade proficiency test and $63000 in scholarships, while ACT scores exceed the national average. Harper cited collaboration consensus and no fault as guiding principles amid remaining gaps toward an effective district.
The Clearview Education Association ratified a three year contract with raises of 3 percent first year, 3 percent second year, and 4 percent third year, ending the threat of a strike. The union continues to seek an Internet use policy and has filed an unfair labor practice charge with SERB, hearing set for September 18 in Columbus.
North Ridgeville officials celebrate after Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding City Council emergency zoning approval for Mead ow Lakes and Waterbury developments on the west side. Law Director calls ruling final. opponents had sought a citywide vote.
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