Corts Receives Cake at Retirement Party for Probate Judge
Retired Probate Judge Robert J. Corts, 80, marked his last day as a visiting judge with a "Best Wishes" cake. The event followed his filling in for Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough, as age guidelines set by Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer limit further visiting duties. His son, Robert F. Corts, joked about returning to the criminal bar, as the younger Corts runs for general division judge.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Doug Stephens
Moyer
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Elyria seeks full time city solicitor plan to cut staff
Elyria City Solicitor Terry Shilling pushes to make the post full time to reduce the office budget and allow closer oversight. He notes the move would not take effect before December 1999 and would hinge on council decisions, including whether to offer longevity pay and how many part time assistants to cut. Shilling projects a salary above 70 000 but below the mayor s, with potential annual savings from staff reductions.
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Shilling
Eric Rothgery
Michael Keys
Ted Pileski
Pileski
Keys
Kenneth Burkhard
7Th Ward
Elyria
Safety Service
Timothy Coey
Tuskegee Honored Voices At Elyria Assembly
Talking about Tuskegee June Alexander of the Cleveland Women’s Coalition sings about black women heroes. She performed during an assembly Friday at Northwood Junior High School Elyria about the Tuskegee Airmen during Black History Month. Lt. Lucius Buddy Johnston of the North Coast Chapter discusses black WWII fighter pilots while eighth graders Joel Kruszewski Alan Ripley and Dave Brattoli listen.
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Cleveland Women’s Coalition
Tuskegee Airmen
Northwood Junior High School
Elyria
Lucius “Buddy” Johnston
North Coast
Joel Kruszewski
Alan Ripley
Dave Brattoli
Oberlin crime numbers drop in 1997 report
Oberlin Police release 1997 annual crime report showing declines in robbery assault rape and motor vehicle theft while theft rose from 210 to 243. Chief Bob Jones cites officer visibility and full staffing of 15 full time and two part time officers as factors. Court revenue fell nearly $10,000 but parking citations rose due to stricter enforcement.
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Amherst
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Ridgeville district seeks May levy renewal for 4.949 mills
North Ridgeville City Schools ask voters on May 5 to approve a four point nine four nine mill emergency renewal levy generating about 1.7 million dollars annually for five years. Superintendent Tom Rockwell says no new money. the levy funds general expenses and aims to keep the district financially stable after state loan assistance.
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North Ridgeville
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Avon teacher follows father’s path to Avon High School role
Kristina Dobos- Buller, 25, language arts teacher in Avon, was unanimously hired as assistant principal for the new Avon High School. She will start Aug 1 with a salary of 50000, up from 36000 with a master’s degree, confirming a move to administration while staying in Avon. Her father David Dobos previously ran River Plumbing after leaving teaching. Her mother Kathy also influenced her career choice.
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Toledo
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Steve Manheim
Chronicle
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