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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1983
Page
11
Lorain City Council voted 9 to 3 to override Mayor Parker's veto on the engineering contract for a west side wastewater treatment plant. FA. Thomas & Associates will update plans to meet the Oct 1 1984 EPA deadline, with federal funding backing the project.
Sharon Stanziano elected president of Clearview Board of Education with Robert Hancock as vice president. Wayne Ross named superintendent and purchasing agent. Treasurer salary set at 18705, borrowing limit 180000 from bond retirement fund. Assistant treasurer 11691, service fund 2000, tax rate 35.79, liability coverage 300000 for president and 100000 for members. Board to raise compensation to 40 monthly for members with one monthly meeting. Consideration of a state license plate sales office discussed but not voted on.
Glen Frey of Bowling Green State University explains how his small meteorology program trains 200 to 300 students yearly who secure jobs with the National Weather Service and TV weather forecasts. He notes how data from Hanna Hall and campus equipment mirror official forecasts used by government and private meteorologists.
John and Mary Ann Zoldak, honored foster parents by Cuyahoga County, lost their license after a county examiner cited a state guideline that foster children under 10 must be within easy hearing. The couple slept on the first floor while children were on the second. officials say guidelines are advisory, not a strict floor rule.
Amherst finance committee moves to bar travel and mileage reimbursements without prior council approval. The ordinance aims to end abuse of allowances by elected and appointed officials and outlines receipts for non-uniformed city staff. Also planned is a $9,200 sewer department van purchase with $11,000 interim budget allotment.
Spencer Township Trustees named Hendricks chairman at an organizational meeting Monday morning. Hendricks, serving his second year as a trustee, replaces Jack Cowling. Ira Young was elected vice chairman.
Wellington Village Council surprises as Richard King defeats himself with a crucial vote that cost his bid, while Roger Hyde wins re election as council president. The six member body remains split 3 3 amid committee shakeups and new district appointments.
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