North Ridgeville faces $80K to $100K tax revenue loss over piggyback fee
The city may forfeit about $80,000 to $100,000 in revenue from a $5 license plate piggyback tax after failing to notify the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The tax, approved in March, would have added $5 to registration fees but was not on the BMV collection list. The state requires timely notice, and officials say the city mailed notice to the wrong office, hindering collection plans and prompting review of legality and potential taxpayer suits.
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North Ridgeville
Bureau of Motor
Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ashland
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Harold Reader
ODOT
Bethlehem Steel to Cut 10000 Jobs in Two States
Bethlehem Steel Corp plans a reorganization eliminating 7,300 jobs in Lackawanna New York and 2,700 to 3,000 in Johnstown Pennsylvania to cut losses of 209 million dollars in the third quarter and expected significant yearly losses. Workers express shock and concern as the plant consolidates operations.
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Lackawanna
N.Y
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Johnstown
James Matthews
Bethlehem
Sal Mesi
Jobless group seeks OBES changes in Lorain County
Unemployed Workers United of Lorain County calls for streamlining Ohio Bureau of Employment Services claims process to reduce long lines and delays. Members cite minimal staff, extended wait times, and improved check issuance as solutions while defending OBES workers amid rising caseloads and a growing county office workforce.
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Elyria
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Lorain County
OBES
Lorain
Judy Kunze
Ernest Gilkes
Gilkes
William Barnhart
Elyria Obes
Barnhart
Reagan recommissions USS New Jersey in Long Beach ceremony
President Reagan with Navy plans to boost defense announces recommissioning of the refurbished World War I battleship USS New Jersey. He cites a $326 million renovation cost but argues neglect would be higher and stresses readiness to project power in emergencies.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Reagan
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Long Beach
No. 1 Area News Story of 1982 Unemployment Tops Year
Unemployment in Lorain County dominated the year's news as the top story, with nearly one quarter of the workforce idled. The section highlights weather records, quarry dumping, and political turmoil, pointing readers to Page A-9 for full details. Chase Manhattan Bank cut its prime lending rate to 11 percent, the lowest since August 1980.
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Lorain County
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
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