Lorain Council Considers Cutting Five Administration Jobs
Lorain council voted to reject a cost saving plan that would cut five administration posts including safety director two assistant prosecutors and two legal secretaries while debating reinstating part time safety duties and reallocating costs within the utilities department amid a recent court ruling on Sunshine Law and legislative procedures.
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Lorain
City Council
Council
John Hritsko
James Kokinda
Richard Koba
Kokinda
Joseph Zahorec
Hritsko
Utilities
Zahorec
Lorain hires desegregation expert Banks for plan
Dr. Eugene Banks, a 25 year veteran educator and Warrensville Heights official, was hired by Lorain Board of Education on a two year contract to study the city's racial demographics and draft a voluntary desegregation plan for 21 schools serving about 16 000 students. Funding includes a 1978 federal grant. second year finances depend on grants or plan implementation.
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Loraen
Lorain
Eugene Banks
Warrensville Heights
Banks
Ohio
Charles Nunley
Nunley
Gary Krause
Nonley
University of Akron
Kent State University General Assistance Center
Youngstown
Warren
Yellow Springs
Ravenna
Lorain council protests high preliminary railroad costs
Lorain officials clash over preliminary engineering charges for two planned railroad underpasses. Finance Committee fails to get adequate answers as costs total 128000 for Kansas Avenue and 142600 for Broadway. A 70000 rebate is cited for funding.
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Lorain Council
Lorain
Elio Jacobozzi
William Parker
R-7
Lorain school board approves budget and levy plans
Lorain Ohio school directors pass a balanced 1978 general fund budget and consider a 6 mill levy for November to fund building repairs and vehicle purchases. The panel also hires Clark and Post to draft roof restoration plans funded by $611,500 in public works money, with a $1,223,000 city-school shared grant.
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Lorain
Charles Nanley
Nunley
Inate Ee
Ray Evans
Clark and Post
Restopean Eee
Thomas McConbe
Lowell
Admiral
Ohio Edison Dispatch Center Controls System Wide Power
From Massillon the System Dispatch Center manages demand across 13 generators. Dispatchers monitor real time usage with a computer to minimize idle costs and save about $34 million in 1977, showing customers how their electricity dollars are spent.
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System Dispatch Center
Massillon
Paul Adams
Ohio Edison
Ing
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