Reapportionment Dominates Ohio’s 1989 political year
Ohio faced a landmark shift as legislative districts were redrawn by a federal plan. The reapportionment board led by Rhodes and state officials sought a population based map. Courts approved the plan prompting candidate campaigns and legal challenges in state and federal courts.
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Tax dollar hike boosts Firelands 1965 spending
Firelands School District will use the 7 mill levy approved in November to fund raises and new purchases. Teachers gains lift salary schedules while nonteaching staff see about six percent increases. Four new buses first-year funding brings the bus replacement plan to two per year. Upgrades include gym floor refinishing and stronger lighting as districts plan for 1966 and possible area vocational schooling.
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District plans five year funding and pacing of repairs
Five year funding will spread across the district with programs starting earlier to ease coming year's needs though officials note the situation remains pressing. Progress will be paced to match available resources and to meet top import needs in Recent Years.
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