Elyria schools face state funding setback and cuts
Elyria City Schools face a financial setback after a state funding bill. Superintendent Showalter notes expected added state funds for 1980 dropped from January projections to about 479000 over last year, with only about 300000 in basic aid. Remaining increases fund programs like special education and transportation, and now 97 percent of program costs must be covered elsewhere. The district plans to absorb a 110000 shortfall in 1979 half of fiscal 1980, hoping property taxes will offset the gap.
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Thomas L Showalter
State Department of Education
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Ronald
Nabakowski
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Toledo accord reached as young mayor collapses
Toledo workers reach tentative 2 percent pay rise for three years in night negotiations while sanitation votes on the package approach. Police and fire crews begin returning to work, buses halted after a fatal robbery. court orders strikers to cease and desist by 6 80am. Portions of the city’s transit system remain halted until driver protection is assured.
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Toledo
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American Federation of State
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Holiday gas outlook shows many stations closed for Independence Day
Chronicle Telegram survey finds 16 of 21 area stations closed for the holiday. Only Bob's Aero in Amherst Township and Robergon's Sohio in Olmsted Falls plan to open, with some others possibly open. Major routes get limited hours and a four dollar limit at Ohio Turnpike plazas while statewide supply remains tight.
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Youths roams Georgetown area prompt residents to act
Walter Biegacki of 773 Georgetown told council Monday that teens and children roam the Georgetown street at night making noise, drinking beer in cars, leaving cans and bottles on lawns, and causing property disruption. He described youths as animals and said police often fail to respond. Council President Richard Seward noted the issue and referred it to Safety Service Director Richard Bergman for more protection. Bergman said the problem is city wide and cited vandalism to his car. Turn to page 44.
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Centerville Forward Leads Defenders in A Championship Clash
In the North Olmsted Soccer Association International Cup final, Centerville forward Jim Bertrams clears a cross as Saint Louis South City Saints striker Jim Luzeck ey presses in red. St Louis wins the title in overtime. C-T photo by John Kenney.
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Centerville
Jim Luzeckey
St. Lous
South City Saints
North Olmsted
St Lous
John Kenney
Australian police arrest Olmsted stab suspect Geiger in Bathurst
Gordon J Geiger, charged with the June 7 stabbing deaths of his parents in North Olmsted, was arrested by Australian police in Bathurst, New South Wales. He allegedly entered Australia illegally, flying in on June 29 before his arrest. Authorities plan extradition with U.S. State Department help. the FBI had issued a nationwide warrant labeling him armed and dangerous. The victims were found on Sherwood Drive, and Geiger, 26, had previously lived in the area as a foreign exchange student in the late 1960s. Weather: mostly sunny, highs in the upper 70s.
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North Olmsted
Bathurst
New South Wales
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Cuyahoga County
Geiger
US State Department
FBI
North Olmstee High School
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