Elyria Bus Drivers Refuse Runs Over Icy Roads
About 2 000 Elyria school children were left stranded as 28 members of Chapter 13 of the OAPSE voted to not drive due to dangerous road conditions. The decision followed a driver sliding into a ditch with a load of low incidence handicapped students. Bus service was to resume by 11 a.m. for kindergarten routes with afternoon plans to be reviewed.
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Thomas Showalter
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Mary Christian
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Lorain County May Cut Departments To Bridge Budget Gap
Lorain County may eliminate up to three departments to cover a $1.2 million shortfall in the 1982 budget. Dellisanti says layoffs could reach 10 to 15 percent of 557 employees, with a Tuesday or Thursday notification possible. The county faces revenue projections of $12.5 million against needs of $13.7 million, and relies on volatile interest income.
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Dominick A. Dellisanti
Dellisanti
General Fund
County General Fund
Fred Ritenauer
Board of Mental Retardation
169 Board
Ritenauer
Area mayors rail at Columbia Gas rate hike plan
Parma Heights Mayor Paul Cassidy led area mayors in a protest meeting over Columbia Gas of Ohio rate increases. They considered forming a new gas company or transferring service to East Ohio Gas, and pressing regulators and lawmakers to curb prices. The talks followed Columbia’s roughly one third rise over two years and a current request for another substantial hike, about 33 dollars on average per customer.
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Paul Cassidy
Columbia Gas of
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Federal Energy Regulatory Agency
Ohio Legislature
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Olmsted Falls OKs tax hike by 2 to 1 margin
Olmsted Falls voters approve a 0.5 percent city income tax increase by a two to one margin. Unofficial returns show 692 in favor and 328 against as 1,020 residents voted, well below the 1,467 ballots cast in November when the measure failed by 61 votes.
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Olmsted
Wiliam Mahoney
Weather outlook with freezing drizzle possible tonight
A chance of freezing drizzle tonight with lows in the low 30s. Rain or wet snow likely Thursday with highs in the upper 30s. Precipitation risk tonight is 60 percent and 7 percent Thursday. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 20 a.m. Sunset 6 03 p.m.
Cleveland Area Homebuyers Lead In First-Timers And Youth
A National Association of Realtors survey of 14 metro areas finds Cleveland tied with Boston for the highest share of first time buyers at 59 percent and with Pittsburgh for the youngest buyers with a median age of 30. Lower local home prices amid slow demand plus scarce new construction help keep the market affordable for young families and aid buyers while challenging builders and sellers. Frank Crisafi of the Cleveland Area Board of Realtors notes existing home sales in Northeast Ohio are down less than the national average.
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Ohio
National Association of Realtors
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Pittsburgh
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