Lorain County Budget Hikes State Funds Share
The Lorain County Budget Commission on Monday approved a larger share of state local government funds for the county starting next year. The county will receive 40 percent of the funds, up from 30 percent, while the rest goes to more than 30 cities and townships. The 1982 local government pot totals $5.85 million with allocations to welfare reimbursements, the county general fund, and the cities and townships. The move preserves a compromise amid protests from municipalities facing potential losses. Public hearings for taxing districts were scheduled for December.
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Lorain County
Budget Commission
J. Grant Keys
Keys
County General Fund
U.S
Lorain council and firemen hold talks on tentative pact
Lorain council agreed to meet with firefighters to discuss a tentative contract after previously rejecting a mayor negotiated settlement. The information session aims to clarify vacation cost concerns while negotiations remain with Mayor Parker. Local 267 leaders say the pact adds vacation time with no raises and includes a reopener if finances improve. Some council members fear added vacation costs about 50 000 annually. talks with other unions stall.
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Lorain
Finance Committee
Victor Wlaszyn
D-6
Wlaszyn
Parker
Andrew Drwal
International Association of Firefighters
Woodrow Mathna
Mathna
United Steelworkers
Order of Police Lodge 3
Steady outlook for Lorain U S Steel plant through Christmas
Lorain Cuyahoga Works expected to keep steady employment through year end says United Steelworkers Local 1104 president Martin Bartos. About 40 of 5,000 workers laid off as pipe demand stays strong. possible multi million dollar addition rumored but not confirmed. Donald Rothgery named to fair housing board by Mayor Keys, term 1982–84.
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U.S. Steel
Lorain- Cuyahoga
Lorain
Martin Bartos
United Steelworkers of America Local 1104
Bartos
U.S
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Donald Rothgery
Elyria
Michael Keys
Fair Housing Board
Rothgery
City Council adopts obscenity ordinance to shield youths
Elyria passes a five page ordinance requiring magazines and outdoor films to be kept out of sight from minors. The measure mirrors North Ridgeville rules and sets misdemeanors for displaying material harmful to juveniles.
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Playboy
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Man gets life for clerk killing
Raymond Fowler, 34, found guilty of aggravated murder in the Lawson's Milk Co. clerks shooting during a July robbery in Lorain. Judge Adrian F. Bedeski sentenced him to life, with appeal to follow. Co-defendants Russell Little and Aaron Grant were also indicted. Little’s trial set for December 16. Fowler faces transfer to state facility. Grant testimony helped secure the verdict.
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Raymond Fowler
Lawson
Lorain County
Lorain
Gary O'Neil
Lawson's Milk Co
Broadway, Lorain
Russell Little
Elyria Ave
Aaron Grant
Lexington Ave
Little
Fowler
Grant
Parents protest seventh grade sex class in North Ridgeville
In North Ridgeville, Robert and Linda Chapman demand their son be removed after a health class discussion on reproduction veered into human sexuality and devices. Superintendent Jack Moore says the incident will not happen again and the board will address the issue at the December 14 meeting.
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North Ridgeville
Robert
Linda Chapman
Chapman
Miss Gay Amend
Charlotte Sroan
Turner
Jack Moore
Wwe
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