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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1977
Page
6
Cleveland and Ohio boards of education raced to meet a 4 45 p m deadline to submit desegregation plans for Cleveland public schools. The state plan aims as a model for Ohio districts, while the Cleveland plan covers city schools.
Strongsville city council approved a two year pay package for about 117 workers including a 10 percent raise this year and seven percent next year retroactive to Jan 1. The plan increases starting police pay to 14592 and fire pay to 12355 with service worker wages rising to 5 an hour. The package costs about 132000 in added salary over two years.
North Olmsted council finance committee proposes a special election for a 3 mill levy to generate about 618000 yearly to cover a 630000 deficit at the Mastick Road waste water plant. The plan includes an 85 dollar flat water sewer fee, a 30 percent increase in top fees, and would raise home bills to between 123 and 137 annually.
Democrat Edgar B. Moore defeated Republican Henry M. Barr to win the Berea councilman-at-large post. On the first ballot Moore was chosen to succeed Democrat William Hanson, who resigned to take a job in San Jose. The 43 vote margin reflected party lines and a tie breaking vote by Democratic Council President Richard Clough.
Dr Edgar Moore returns to Berea council floor with voting power for the first time since serving as council president in 1972 73. The new at large councilman reflects on changes in funds influence and the tighter fiscal environment while stressing openness and citizen involvement in meetings.
Westlake teachers negotiating 1977 contracts plan to go before the school board on Jan. 24 over salary and dental plan demands after impasse in talks begun Oct. 5. Barbara LaSalle said a 90 day stalemate prompted the move though most issues are settled. a proposed base raise to 2873.49 and a North Bay Village style dental plan remain. Superintendent Roger Holmes unavailable for comment.
Berea will see a 10 to 30 percent cut in gas allocations in February and March from Columbia Gas of Ohio. City officials, led by Mayor Kater, plan strict conservation including lowering building temperatures to 55 degrees during work hours and 50 degrees after hours. City facilities such as City Hall, police and fire departments, and water plants will be affected as audits by heating experts seek further reductions.
The Cleveland Embroiders Guild sponsors expert Mildred Davis for a creative embroidery workshop January 25 26 at the May Co auditorium downtown The workshop fee is 20 for club members and 5 for nonmembers Contact Gladys Lou Wright of Bay Village for information.
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