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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1976
Page
4
A compilation of local meetings and activities scheduled by groups such as Methodist Church Lions Club Pheasant Run Village Northeast Ohio Council NAIC Brook Park Library and PTA Singers. It lists speakers activities and times at churches libraries granges and recreation centers with weather outlook notes for the Pacific Northwest and eastern Washington regions.
A weak warm spell spreads across the nation with mild readings in the Northeast and West. Forecasters expect rain and snow near western coasts and cold pockets inland, while sunny or clear conditions persist in many central regions overnight and into tomorrow.
Amherst city council gave first reading to pay hikes for all department heads while failing to approve a proposed raise for the wastewater plant licensed operator George Gordon. Gordon warned he may resign if not granted the increase, risking the hire of a fulltime operator at a much higher cost. The session also advanced several other salary adjustments and municipal ordinance updates.
Lorain council and residents pressed Columbia Gas officials for over two hours about last month’s high bills and fuel cost adjustments. Council debated breaking the fuel cost clause, while PUCO controls on rates drew criticism and calls for deregulation to secure more gas.
Emergency authorization allows Mayor Kenneth Jones to sign a contract with Rural Lorain County Water Authority for a six inch waterline along Quarry Road at a cost of 4 000 more than a four inch line. The line, extending to village limits, can later be used as a secondary water source with future metering and tie in costs. dissenting Councilor Schmitz objects to limited choices. The meeting also authorized culvert repairs on South Lake Street with an estimated 5 000 to 6 000 and possible replacement with a 14 inch pipe. A Buckeye Street sewer plan was approved with a maximum 54 000. A public hearing and budget meeting set for March 35. A safety meeting on March 1 and local income tax help on March 19 announced.
Amherst council schedules a special meeting for 7 pm at town hall to review repairs to the Lincoln Street sewer deemed an emergency. The agenda includes finance, police and fire, utilities and joint meetings to discuss budget, contracts, equipment, water systems, and pay adjustments through late February.
Avon Lake city council approved a 4 percent general salary increase for city workers effective April 1, costing about 4000 per year. Mayor Hausrod announced voter registration will be available at the library with training for staff to assist residents. The council also discussed erosion funding with EPA, plans to build a reef from discarded tires, and authorized sale of the police patrol boat replaced by a smaller rescue craft. Bids will be sought for street resurfacing 35000 and chip sealing over 18000, with radar unit purchase 2200. An ordinance will amend council and utility board member qualifications, another raises the municipal judge salary to match state statutes, and a resolution opposes fuel adjustment clauses in natural gas contracts.
The Feb 12 issue printed incorrect second two weeks grading period rolls for Keystone High School. Correct chanters include Ediea Denbam Diane Martwig Betsy Joviar Jef McLaughlin Asia Monday Darkane Frice Norma Pumphrey Wanla Stalnaker. Seaters and other named students follow in corrected roll lines with full proper spellings and affiliates.
The article outlines medical expense rules and averaging choices, noting limits on deductions, mileage rates for medical travel, and the interaction with standard deduction. It discusses capital gains on home sales, exclusions for long-time owners, and credits for new home purchases, including eligibility dates and required forms.
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