Clinton faces growing budget deficit as 1993 outlook tightens
President elect Clinton confronts a rising deficit pace in fiscal 1993 with $81.6 billion in the first two months, well above 1992's start. Projections vary from $310 billion to $341 billion. economists urge cautious stimulative steps while RTC spending authority looms. Social Security remains the largest quarterly outlay, totaling $24.1 billion in October and November.
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Council Votes to Move Hazardous Hydrant at $1000 Cost
Councilman G Daniel Metelsky reports both Water and Fire Departments call the hydrant a hazard and refuse relocation. They vote to move the hydrant Monday, with an estimated cost of $1000 as the city takes responsibility for the unsafe condition.
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Schools approve retroactive pay for new wage schedule
Board president Gary Bennett said retroactive pay helped seal a less cumbersome wage schedule amid worker concerns. The contract sets raises for July 1, 1993 and July 1, 1994 equal to teacher negotiations, increases longevity pay for long-time staff, and protects jobs through December 31, 1994. Overtime begins after 40 hours. maintenance staff may perform lawn care. non instructional staff gain teacher level insurance benefits.
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Gifts pour in memory of Vertina Ellery in Elyria
Mary Beard of Elyria led as gifts arrived in the C T lobby for Vertina Ellery 25 who died in a car crash Oct 89. Donations came from Hills Department Store Calvary Baptist Church Parker Hannifin Stoney's Bowling Lorain County Prosecutor's Office Kris LaVigne Danielle LaVigne and others. Cash gifts totaled varied amounts with an anonymous donation of 0.
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CAPSE to pursue gripe against schools in talks
Elyria Ohio The Ohio Association of Public School Employees will drop some unfair labor practice complaints against Elyria Schools but will pursue one over bargaining on face to face talks. The State Employment Relations Board will hold a Dec 28 hearing in Columbus. Bring plans likely resignation as Local 133 president due to expectations the district will not recall him.
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Prosecutor argues Malkin not ready for probation
After county auditors finished, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Jonathan E. Rosenbaum said Malkin showed no remorse for his crimes and should not receive probation. He noted Malkin has not provided a statement about a former Municipal Court secretary who prosecutors say aided him, while her lawyer denies involvement. Malkin’s attorney, James M. Burge, contends the punishment already includes loss of his law license.
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