County Faces Budget Carryover and Spending Gaps
Kokoski questions tax hikes as deficits persist while 2006 carryover swells on interest earnings. Cordes warns continuous overspending risks economic stability, likening it to a household with rising costs and flat income. 2006 receipts from investments rose to 6.4 million and sales taxes to 15.2 million, yet general fund expenses climbed to 56.8 million. The current-year budget plans 53.4 million in spending with 2 million in anticipated costs, while auditors note 15 million carryover versus 17.4 million in 2005.
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Strickland tightens gift limits for state officials
Gov. Ted Strickland signs an executive order tightening ethics rules for state workers and appointees. The policy lowers gift thresholds to 20 dollars for officials and requires ethics training, plus creation of a chief ethics officer in each agency. It aims to improve public access to meetings and notes prior Taft rules and legacy of ethics reforms.
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Arrest of deported Ohio imam by Israeli authorities
Fawaz Damra, 46, former imam of Ohio's largest mosque, was arrested upon crossing from Jordan into Israel near Jenin after deportation to the West Bank for concealing ties to Islamic Jihad. He had been jailed in Monroe County, Michigan, and was handed to Palestinian authorities at the Allenby Bridge before being detained in Israel.
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Lorain moves toward funding Campana Park stadium upgrade
Lorain County commissioners plan a special meeting to vote on using about 175000 from a solid waste fund to add retail space and a canopy roof at Campana Park baseball stadium. The city awaits final approval as CSU and LCCC have agreed to play there and a minor league team is eyed. US Steel also commits 250000 for naming rights.
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Lorain County
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Lorain County Community College
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School Project Prizes Named For Grade Six Participants
Second place Troy Intermediate School earns 105057.71 with students Tommy Reighard Adam Graehlin Jackson Crawford and Zach Callogarus guided by Pan Geraci. Third place Frank Jacinto Elementary earns 102997.10 with Igor Manasiev Kinah Vargovich Angel Riddle and Josh Vanek under teacher Jan Urankar.
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Police blotter reports multiple charges and thefts
Sunday entries include burglary charges against Terrence L Treadwell Sr and juvenile counts for two youths. burglaries and thefts cited on Leavitt Road West 9th Street Park Avenue Market Drive North West River Road and others. Several arrests include Brittney M Butler for falsification and driving without license. parole issue for Ronald W Shraffer Jr. Monday notes an arrest.
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Market Drive
Goncord Avenue
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Auburn Street
Euclid Street
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Cash missing from Lorain woman’s home tops Chronicle notes
A0-year-old Lorain woman reported $42,000 in cash missing from her Valley View Drive residence. A prior Sunday article stated checks were taken. this correction clarifies the loss involved cash, not checks.
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Valley View Drive
Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio draws include Pick 3 3-5-7 Pick 9 8-7-9 Midday Pick 4 4-0-4-4 and 0-6-4-4 Rolling Cash 5 1-11-23-27-36 jackpot $164000 Let s Play $3.9 million Mega Millions Friday results 2-12-44-46-83 Mega Ball 6 jackpot 122 million Michigan Daily 3 5-8-8 Daily 4 3-8-16 Pennsylvania Daily Number 9-1-4 Big 4 2-2-0-3 West Virginia Daily 3 0-5-4 Daily 4 3-7-2-3 Cash 25 8-4-11-12-19-16 Previous Saturday results Midday Pick 3 0-7-1 Pick 3 3-5-6 Midday Pick 4 3-4-4-5 Pick 4 8-0-3-5 Rolling Cash 5 2-7-9-15-27 jackpot 130000 Let O Play 8-44-59-79-87 jackpot 3.7 million
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