LCCCself study shows strong growth and accreditation path
Lorain County Community College released a 178 page self study and 85 recommendations as part of its reaccreditation process. The steering committee, including faculty, students and administrators, submitted the report to the North Central Association and aims for a July completion after an April campus review.
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Lorain County Community College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Professional Association
Stephen Jonas
LCCC
Jonas
Donald E. Peter
Dill
Lorain County building projects estimate in 1974
Lorain County’s rough estimating team projected around 7.6 million dollars for building projects in 1974. The Page 13 Chronicle Telegram item notes municipal and county infrastructure plans under review as officials seek funding and scope clarity.
Lorain County rolls out plans for $7.6 million building program
Lorain County Commissioners outlined a 7.6 million construction and remodeling program for the year including a 2.5 million jail on Murray Ridge Rd. and projects such as an adult workshop for mental retardation, Golden Acres remodeling, courthouse work, Lake Ave and South Broadway improvements, plus a 500000 manpower program funded by federal grants. Local sesquicentennial plates go on sale Sunday for 3. Proceeds fund anniversary programs. In Oberlin, two employees were overcome by smoke in a small Allen Memorial Hospital fire. no critical injuries reported.
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Lorain County
Commission
Fred M. Ritenauer
Ludwig M. Pincura
Jeresmo J. Keron
Murray Ridge Rd
Golden Acres
Lake Ave
Elvria Corporation
Elvrra Ave
South Broadway
Rt. 254
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jailed AWOL Marine questioned in Sandusky death
A 19 year old AWOL Marine is being questioned in the January 5 beating and suspected murder of Rebecca Gohlike, 26, of Sandusky. Police hold him on a murder related charge though city prosecutors say no charges yet and no physical link confirmed. The case involves a delay in Marines coordinating custody with local authorities and a lack of legal action without presented evidence.
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Sandusky
Marine Corps
Corps
Arnold Zeimke
Zeimke
Robert Oglesby
Cleveland
Olgesby
County Revenue Sharing Increase Eyed With Federal Help
Lorain County may see revenue sharing funds exceed 900000 for the new fiscal year starting July 1, up from 856868 this year after a Washington protest over the state tax formula. County Administrator Dominick A. Dellisanti credits reclassification of a mental retardation levy as a social service for boosting allocations.
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Washington
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Dellisanti
Lorain County
Columbia voters face school bond issue on May ballot
Columbia seeks an $825,000 bond for additions to the high and middle schools after a prior $700,000 defeat. District officials cite acute overcrowding and a larger tax base, with plans pending from the school administration. Superintendent Donald Hagen notes space is needed to improve programs.
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Columbia
Donald Hagen
Law leader lectures Ohio judges at three day Ohio code conference
It's the law Tom Swisher director of the Ohio State Board Foundation and a lawyer in Columbus instructs 80 municipal court judges in the fine points of the new Ohio Revised Criminal Code. The judges attend a three day conference at Saw Mill Creek Lodge in Huron. Swisher helped draft parts of the code. All or ain County municipal court judges attend.
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Tom Swisher
Ohio State Board Foundation
Columbus
Saw Mill Creek Lodge
Huron
Swisher
Orain County
Mike Casey
Perk says Model Cities indictments biased against him
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk rejects suspending port director Andrew Putka and labor adviser Michael Rini after grand jury indictments in the Model Cities probe. He calls the charges politically aimed at him and notes possible run for Congress as speculation. Indictments allege Bey Abbott and Rini conspired to obtain money for Urban Consultants drug program work never performed.
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Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Perk
Andrew C. Putka
Michael P. Rini
Putka
Ronald Bey
Rini
Bey
L. R. Abbott
Abbott
Abbott and
Urban Consultants, Inc
Urban Consultants
Joseph L. Novak
William Minshall
Ohio county homes face eviction over federal aid cut
About 500 Ohioans in county homes may be forced out by Feb 1 as federal aid ends and counties seek new income. State officials warn funding gaps could require tax levies, while some homes meeting Medicaid standards remain unaffected. Officials urge federal responsibility for vulnerable residents.
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Columbus
Paul Coleman
Coleman
Ohio
Boards of Commissioners
Ohio County
Willams County
Wyandotte County
Hancock County
Greene County
County Welfare Department
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Chronicle -Telegram
Walter A. Godfrey
Cuyahoga
Geauga and
Lake Counties
Oberlin Hospital
William Ausdale
Gene Krebs
Marine
By Mike Casey
Cleveland Marine Office
Rebecca Gohlike
Hancock Ave
Winill
Ohip
Charles Bates
Caleman
State Controlling Board
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