Lorain councilmen rage over dog care costs in Cranage case
Lorain officials face large expenses after HUD demanded funding to board Ruth Cranage's 28 dogs from her Fourth Street home. City paid 12350 for furniture storage and 80500 for relocation costs. HUD could trigger block grant sanctions. A pending civil suit seeks 300000 in damages, alleging police and officials unlawfully entered and harmed Cranage.
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Lorain
Fourth Street
Sanford Prudoff
Ruth Oranage
Fourth St
Gallo
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Miss Cranage
Prudoff
Avon Animal and Bird Hospital
Ohio
Joseph Zahorec
Columbus
Syl Angel
Zahoree
Cranage
Angel
Community Development Department
Cleveland
Kenneth Doraski
Doraski
Zahoreéc
Richard Koba
Surt
Keystone board and parents clash over harassment claims
About 60 Keystone school parents and others met after a 90 minute executive session as they protested what they call harassment and intimidation by Supt. David Worner. They are also upset over proposed cutbacks to the music program and seek clarity on administration actions. Warner defends the district and plans to meet with band boosters to discuss next year.
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Lagrange
Keystone
Board of Education
David Worner
Supt
Worner
Warner
Supt. Warner
Suspension ruled improper by board over towing incident
LAGRANGE The board of education ruled the three day suspension of Keystone High School junior Robert Zapotosky improper for not following proper procedure. The decision vacates the suspension and removes it from the student file after the administration signed the suspension slip improperly by Assistant Principal Larry Bowersox instead of the principal or superintendent. The Rev. Francis X. Cook represented the Zapotosky family and praised the ruling while the superintendent said he was satisfied.
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James Dotson
Zaporosky
Larry D. Bowersox
Zapotosky
William Craig
David Warner
Melvin Zapotosky
Worner
Francis X. Cook
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Elyria
Cook
John Marshall Law School
Cleveland
Robert
Bowersox
Harmon found guilty of vehicular homicide
A North Ridgeville man, Buddy Ray Harmon, 20, was found guilty of vehicular homicide by Common Pleas Judge Adrian F. Bedeski for the October 21 deaths of Gerard Haputa and his two sons, David and Mark, after Harmon pleaded no contest. The charge was reduced from aggravated vehicular homicide, with a pre sentence report and probation review planned.
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Harmon
North Ridgeville
Common Pleas
Adrian F. Bedeski
Buddy “Ray” Harmon
Root Rd
Gerard Haputa
David
Mark
Bedeski
Probation Department
Urban League official urges Lorain County aid drive
Local and national Urban League officials urged area corporate leaders to provide financial and moral support for Lorain County’s Urban League. Dr Mahlon T. Puryear called on business leaders at DeLuca's Place in the Park to help blacks gain economic security and access to the American dream, noting the need for better jobs education housing and daycare. Lorain County Urban League executive Stephen Pressley said only administrative funds are covered by $13,000 from United Way, aiming to raise $21,000 with up to $1,500 from each area industry help.
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National Urban League
Mahlon T. Paryear
C-T
John Kenney
Lorain — Area
Lorain County
Urban League
DeLuca's
Park
Mahlon T. Puryear
National Urban League, Inc
Puryear
Loraim County
Stephen Pressley
United Way
Pressley
Growth group urges sale of Cleveland Muny Light utility
A Growth Association study urges selling Cleveland Municipal Light Plant to relieve the city's strained finances. It disputes Mayor Kucinich's belief the utility can profit, noting losses exceed 10 million and the plant last generated power in 1977. Voters face Feb 27 decision on sale and payroll tax raise. County commissioners plan a feasibility study if sale passes.
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Cleveland
Greater
TRE
Kucinich
The
Growth Association
Chamber of Commerce
Muny Light
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Cleveland Electric
Inop
Cuyahoga County
Vermilion weighs 3 year 4 mill levy plan
Vermilion voters may face a June vote on a 4 mill operating levy for three years with promises to cut half the city income tax for out of city workers if approved. A 6 mill option was also discussed with broader tax relief contingent on passage.
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Vermilion
Jim Odom
Margaret Shafts
Hobart Johnson
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John Maidenwho
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