Lorain liquor debate sparks crackdown call
Boris Lazoff owner of the Sands Lounge in Lorain says about a dozen clubs and churches in Lorain County serve liquor without licenses. He leads the Greater Lorain County Liquor Dealers Assoc and is a senior VP of the Ohio Licensed Beverage Association. He urges legislation to enforce licensing and notes law agencies rarely cite churches or clubs, often with officers as members, making arrests unlikely.
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Wellington 9.8 mill levy passes after 10 defeats
Wellington schools won a 9.8 mill emergency operating levy by 4 043 to 3 856, ending a run of 10 defeats since 1969. The measure funds about 250 000 annually, with about half for teachers' salaries, after village precincts favored it and townships mostly opposed. Absentee ballots favored the levy 47 to 24.
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Rhodes Backs Supplemental Ohio School Aid Despite Veto Opposition
Governor James A. Rhodes allowed a Democratic sponsored 91.3 million supplemental appropriation to become law without his signature. The measure provides 40 per pupil to Ohio's 613 districts in four installments starting March, with local shares for joint vocational districts and county boards. Rhodes favored a 109 million surplus funded plan to give teachers a 650 dollar bonus and wage fringe improvements.
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Evelyn Davis Returns to AmShip Meeting as Cleopatra
Evelyn Y. Davis, longtime activist stockholder known for disrupting meetings, returns to the American Ship Building Co stockholders session in a Cleopatra persona. She criticizes attorneys fees and governance moves while threatening a loud, confrontational display and sides with George Steinbrenner’s stance against baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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GM recalls 220000 1975 cars for rear wheel defect
General Motors announces a second major recall this year covering 220000 mid sized 1975 model Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks and GMC Sprints built between September 13 and November 20 of last year. Cars will be inspected and repaired at no cost. One accident occurred when rear wheel bearings failed and the Malibu driven by National Car Rental in Pennsylvania was struck by another vehicle. No injuries. A separate recall affects 800 motor homes needing replacement of a rear stabilizer bar bracket. no accidents reported.
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