Tuition rebate for Catholic students in Lorain County
Parents of students in Catholic schools may apply for state tuition reimbursement under a new Ohio income tax provision. The program offers direct 90 dollar per student annual grants to parents of non public school students statewide to aid tuition, replacing an unconstitutional direct aid to parochial schools.
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Lorain County
Ohio
John Hernandis
Cleveland
Board of Catholic Captor
Caffey Conference of
Msgr
Willian N. Noyicky
Hernandis
Istrict
Mandis
U.S. Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Blacks Organize Voting League Ahead of 1973 City Elections
A new nonpartisan Black voting league forms in Elyria aiming to mobilize 75 to 100 residents to elect nine leaders at the Elyria Neighborhood Center. Jay Sharp leads the slate as presidential nominee with civic leader Agalée Yarbrough praising his middle-of-the-road stance.
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Elyria
Todp
Jay Sharp
Center
Agalée Yarbrough
Sharp
Lorain moves welfare and relief offices amid Elyria expansion
County officials announce relocation of the auto certificate office to Ely Street and Pearl Avenue in Lorain and the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission to the Robinson Building on Broad at Washington. The City of Elyria plans to use Turner Block space it recently purchased. An ACLU challenge to state parochial aid is filed in federal court with no hearing date set.
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Bratch
Ely
Lorain
29Th Street
Pearl Avenue
County Clerk of Courts
V. Neeson
Mi Thélrove
Elyria Avenue
Welfare
Igbmty
The
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Turner Block
Court Street
Lorain County prosecutor announces bid for reelection
Lorain County prosecutor Joseph R. Grinda declares his candidacy for a second four year term on the Democratic ticket. He cites increased office responsibilities and a rise in criminal cases including drugs as key factors shaping his role. Grinda, 38, resides at 1721 Fairway Dr Lorain and has long served in local prosecution and state associations.
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Sharp
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grinda
Grinda
weGrunda
Fairway
Lorain
Lila Black to retire as Lorain County elections board director
Lorain County elections board director Lila Black, a Republican activist since 1950 and head of the board since 1959, will retire March 1 at the end of her current term. She and her husband Wayne live at Avon Lake and plan travel after retirement.
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Lila Black
Elections Board
Lorain County Board of Elections
Mrs. Black
Atty
Wayne ©. Black
New York
Cleveland
Black
Wayne
Civil Service voids letters to Lorain workers
Lorain officials reevaluate Civil Service actions after a November letter set 60 city workers on a one day probation. The commission later voided the letters following the city solicitor’s ruling as mayor Zahorec calls the move rash and potentially prompts new tests for those not yet covered by Civil Service. The commission also considers a personnel director and rejected aligning police and fire exams the same night.
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Lorain
Civil Service Commission
James Parobek
Joseph Zahorec
Zahorec
Civil Service
Commission
Zahoree
Wiliam Mills
Camp Iss-See-Kes Opens 1000-Foot Toboggan Run
Camp Iss-See-Kes opened a 1000-foot toboggan run operated by the YMCA. Camp director George Shriver said the season begins 6 to 11 p.m. on weekdays and 1 to 11 p.m. on weekends with only camp toboggans allowed on the run located off Vermilion Road in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss-See-Kes
George Shriver
Shriver
Vermilion Road
Amherst
Catholic Diocese Plans Countywide School Expansion
In Cleveland the Catholic Diocese announces a completed county data compilation to guide a unified planning program for eight districts in Cuyahoga County. The project tracks Catholic populations facilities and teacher ratios to guide new schools in suburban areas over the next five to ten years. Plans extend to Summit and Lorain county regions with concrete results expected by mid-1975. The aim is a sound expansion addressing central city concentration as populations move outward.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
William Novicky
Catholic Diocese of
Summit County
Summit
Wayne
Ashland
Medina
Lorain, Lake and Geauga County
Msgr
Novicky
Msgr. Novicky
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