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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1989
Page
5
Lorain County MEG credits radio host Gary Dee with boosting anonymous tip ads that promised confidentiality. The two column ads led to arrests across Lorain County and beyond as tips poured in by mail and phone, though funding limited further runs.
Former Admiral King High choir director Leo McDermott II, 29, was secretly indicted by a Lorain County grand jury on two misdemeanor corruption of a minor counts and one felony sexual battery charge related to a single student. He posted $5,000 bond and faces up to 10 years if convicted on the sexual battery count.
Local groups criticize Elyria Lorain County for calling the MBE program illegal before prosecutor input. Commissioner Koury defends evaluating the plan under the Supreme Court decision while noting the need to keep the 15 percent minority participation goal workable and constitutional.
Lorain County Community College trustees postponed action on a Minority Business Enterprise Program amid a Supreme Court ruling overturning mandatory minority participation in public works. The board will study the ruling and adjust the plan to meet a 15 percent minority bidding goal amid an 2 percent current share.
A state study shows 1978 to 1988 enrollment fell across Cuyahoga Lorain and Medina counties while taxes per pupil surged well above the state average. Berea North Olmsted Fairview Park Rocky River declined enrollment. Westlake Solon Medina rose modestly. Major tax increases hit Chagrin Falls Medina Highland Bay Village and Perry nuclear area. Cleveland led 10 largest districts in enrollment loss and tax measures. distinct district valuations per pupil vary widely.
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