Elyrians urged to value participation in local government
Ohio congressman Charles A. Mosher praised Elyrians for engaging in governance at a Distingu ished Service Award dinner. He contrasted Elyria with Washington D C noting needed reforms to empower citizens to vote for local officials and to foster community leadership amid urban challenges.
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U.S
Charles A. Mosher
R-13
Oberlin
Jaycees
Mosher
Elyria
Washington, D.C
Washington
United States
Citi
Elyria Jaycees Donate to Lorain School Room
The Elyria Jaycees raised 1200 to equip a classroom at the Lorain County School for the Mentally Retarded. Donald Rearick presented the donation to Jack Zagrans at the Distinguished Service Award dinner. The gift funds a room for training mentally retarded children ages 6 to 12 as federal grant delays persist.
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Lorain County
Elyria Jaycees
Donald Rearick
Jaycee Board of Directors
Jack Zagrans
Lorain County Board of Retardation
Amherst Council Approves Steps for Renewal Plan
Amherst council moved four steps to pursue urban renewal using a federal grant of 147083 to fund a master development plan. The actions include entering a contract with the U S government forming a Community Development Committee allocating the grant to the committee and hiring Wisnapuu and Gaede Co Cleveland architects.
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Amherst Council
Amherst
United States
Wisnapuu and Gaede Co
Cleveland
Albert G. Smith
Chicago
Federal Housing and Urban Development Agency
Woman Bound for Grand Jury in Knifing Death Case
Bertha Gaddy waived preliminary hearing on first degree manslaughter charges after fatal stabbing of Ambrose Hall during an apparent domestic quarrel at 915 East 34th Street Lorain. She posted $5,000 property bond. brother Charles Perry held as witness. Hall died at St Joseph Hospital after being stabbed in the chest.
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Bertha Madel
John S. Kelena
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Ambrose Hall
East 34Th St
Gaddy
Hall
Charles Perry
Cincinnati
UPI
Posteal Laskey Jr
Oto
Columbus
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Laskey
Barbara Bowman
Price Hill
Ring Place
Grand Avenue
Miss Bowman
Vine Street
Sheffield Council eyes 1% income tax proposal
Councilwoman Ruth Potter outlined the steps to implement a 1 percent village income tax including hiring tax staff and purchasing billing machinery. A work session with tax consultants is planned to choose a suitable setup and office space renovation. If adopted, the village would lose the existing 1 mill levy which generates about $5,1000 annually.
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Potter
CEI Promotions Highlight Avon Lake Staffing Changes
Several CEI Avon Lake facility employees receive promotions including David Beursken to associate real estate agent in the legal department and Paul Dziak and John Lopatkovich advancing to Plant Control Operator roles. Clarence Webber becomes Plant Head Control Operator as Claude Coller and Alex Fazekas reach 20 years of service.
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Gregory
North Olmsted
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The
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Avon Lake
Claude Coller
Alex Fazekas
MOTOR
Cleveland Electric Dluminating Co
Rita Wearsch
Avon
Wearsch
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CEI
Commercial Services Department
Dairy drivers to vote on pact in Cleveland
About 600 retail drivers of Teamsters Local 3 will vote on contract proposals with eight dairies after 140 wholesale drivers accepted the pact to avert a potential strike. The deal includes wage and fringe benefit increases of about 3 cents an hour in year one and 25 cents in year two. Participating dairies include Sealtest Foods Fairmont Hawthorne Melody Euclid Race Moss Farms Horton Oberlin Farms and Old Meadow Dairies.
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Lorain Board Grants Teachers 400 Pay Hike in Feb
Lorain public school teachers and certified staff will receive a $400 across the board increase effective Feb 26, funded by a $323,000 rise in property valuation. The measure, part one of a two phase plan, includes a $6,000 base salary aim to aid recruitment, with indexing and fringe benefits contingent on May levy approval.
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Lorain
Lorain Education Association
Salares
Harry E. Evans
Milton Tomasek
Charles L. Ellis
Buckeye Board Seeks 3-Mill Levy for District
Buckeye school board asks voters to approve a 3-mill operating levy for current expenses and a new bus maintenance garage. Last year bus costs reached 62,869 dollars for 1,600 daily riders on 15 buses. A 16th bus will be added next year to improve service and fuel and repair savings are anticipated. About 5700 dollars would be raised annually from the levy.
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Valley City
Buckeye
Meat withholding cuts likely to hit Ohio stores Friday
The National Farmers Organization notifies that a second phase of its all-commodity meat withholding begins this week. Clermont County farmer Stanley Atheart says retailers will feel the impact by week’s end as members hold out for higher prices, including 32 cents per pound beef and 23 cents per pound hogs, with cattle around 24, hogs 19, and sheep 23.
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Oto
UPI
Natorial Farmers Organization
Ohio
Stanley Atheart
Clermont County
NFO
National Nfo
Oren Lee Staley
Area Catholic diocese teachers threaten walkout
Lay teachers in the Cleveland Catholic Diocese including Lorain County consider a professional study day to press for pay raises. Some 2,300 teachers seek a starting salary of 6 300 for bachelor degrees and 6 700 for master's, estimating an extra 4 million annually. If no answer by Friday, a Monday vote may request NLRB mediation or a study day.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland High School, Academy and Lay Teachers Association
Patrick J. Bruening
Association
Bruening
County welfare review plan announced in Lorain County
County Commissioner President J Norman Thompson announced quarterly scrutiny of welfare operations in Lorain County this year to guard against fraud and misuse. The 1933 law creates a review committee including the county auditor Juvenile court judge and the board of commissioners president. Thompson will convene the committee next week with Auditor Joseph Mitock and Judge Henry Webber continuing on the panel.
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Lorain County
J. Norman Thompson
Board of Commis
Sioners Thompson
Thompson
Joseph J Mitock
Henry P. Webber
Oberlin Plans Public Pool Cost Estimate Range
The Oberlin pool project could cost 99,000 to 250,000 with outdoor or indoor options. Architect David Ward presented rough figures to the school board noting a 40 by 70 foot pool shell at Oberlin High School plus shell space, storage, lobby, offices, and lavatories. Heating lighting and pumping add about 24,000 and the pool itself about 18,000. Indoor plans may require locker rooms, increasing costs by about 45,000.
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Oberlin
David Ward
Ward and
Schweiner Meveland
Ward
Oberlin High School
Indianapolis Symphony to aid victims families in Gallipolis
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will give a concert in Gallipolis on March 2 to aid families of victims from the Silver Bridge collapse in the Ohio River near here last December. Separately, officials discussed a proposed pool and operable wall to create an indoor outdoor facility, noting costs and space implications.
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Gallipolis
Oh ' Upi
Indianapoli Symphony Orchestra
Silver Bridge
Ohio River
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