Jail Lockdown Hits Lorain County Inmates Amid Sheriff Cutbacks
Sheriff James Mertz says 20 deputies were laid off and seven more are out. over the weekend most prisoners were confined to cells with limited TV food and showers. He notes the county’s financial crisis forces staff shortages and prevents adequate guard coverage.
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James Mertz
Chronicle-Telegram
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Ohio jail understaffing eyed by state officials
Weather notes predict clear tonight with a low near 65 and a Tuesday high in the mid 80s. In jail staffing concerns, Mertz warns Ohio Department of Corrections officials may view the manpower shortage unfavorably as guards are reassigned to patrol and prisoner custody. Urban says state guidelines are vague and enforcement would require a civil suit. statewide understaffing is possible.
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Ohio Department of Corrections
Robert Urban
Lorain County Existing Home Sales Jump 44.8% in First Half 1983
Lorain County MLS records show 478 existing homes sold in the first half of 1983, up from 330 a year earlier, with an average price of 52 900. Bankers predict a slower second half as rates rise modestly and pent up demand eases.
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Lorain County
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Lorain County Board of Realtors
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Colleges Face High Costs to Remove Asbestos on Ohio Campuses
Cleveland State University estimates a 2 million price tag to clean up Rhodes Tower as CSU outfits workers with respirators and protective gear. Ohio State plans 30 thousand to contain asbestos in the chemistry building with a full removal deemed costly. The University of Toledo budgets 303 thousand to remove asbestos from ceilings and walls.
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Walter B. Waetjen
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Lazear
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Ohio tax study questions supply side gains for state
A 1981 Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations report shows Ohio's tax burden was lower than many states, but the state collected less per citizen and had a smaller tax share of personal income. Critics say low spending on schools and infrastructure undermines competitiveness.
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Reaganomics
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