Levy on Lorain TB clinic booted from tax rolls
Lorain County 1.2 mill Tuberculosis Clinic levy was stricken from the tax rolls after a review showed more than $600,000 in carryover funds. The action saves taxpayers about $365,331 in 1983 and could pause levy reinstatement to 1985 or later. The budget commission, led by County Auditor Julian Pijor, says surplus may fund operations for one or two years.
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Lorain County
County Budget Commission
Murray Ridge Road
Julian Pijor
Kathleen Horvath
Budget Commission
Pijor
Harrison Comstock
Commission
Keys
County Children Services
Wholesale price rise in 1982 the smallest since 1971
The Labor Department reported wholesale prices rose 3.5 percent in 1982, the smallest gain in 11 years and far below 1981. In December prices edged up 0.1 percent, the smallest monthly change since September. Energy and food prices moderated overall inflation.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hoosier connection: Angola cop aids Elyrians arrests
Five year Angola police veteran Ptl. R L Ball reports a surge of Elyrians in his town near Ohio. In a month he helped arrest four Elyrians in two separate cases, including a piano theft case connected to Elyria detectives. He described crossing lines to assist and noted the Ohio crowd's presence in the resort town.
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Angola
Ind
Ohio State Line
Ptl
R.L. Ball
Buckeye
Ball
Elyria
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Indiana
Ohio
Robber Walks Away After Abortive Lawson Milk Heist
Elyria police report a man entered Lawson Milk Co at 420 E Broad St and demanded cash. When the clerk refused, he drew a handgun but then hesitated, pocketed the pistol, and fled the scene after declaring he did not know why he was doing it.
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Elyria
Lawson Milk Co
E. Broad St
Oil price drop fuels optimistic auto sales forecast
Brookings and Harvard economists say lower oil prices lift demand for midsize and full size domestically produced cars, boosting auto sales from 7.8 million to about 8.6 million units this year while pipe demand lags due to weak drilling.
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Ford
U.S. Steel
Lorain
Brookings Institute
Harvard University
Robert W. Crandall
Washington
Joseph P. Kalt
Kalt
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Crandall
United States
Gus Enst
American Petroleum Institute
Celeste’s inaugural speech mirrors political theater on Ohio economy
The piece argues Governor Celeste, a Rhodes scholar, spoke to audience expectations rather than solving Ohio’s weak economy. It notes the governor cannot control the broader national economy, cites past governors, and questions the value of political promises while urging focus on actionable state issues like parks and prisons.
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Dick Celeste
Baloney
Celeste
Sion
Pe'm
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford University
England
James Rhodes
Rhodes
America
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ohio
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