Middleburg stalling on pay pact cited by city team member
Casey Turton reports Middleburg Heights wage talks stall as Patrick Cahill accuses council members of saving money for pet projects. The three member negotiating team plans a meeting with police and fire negotiators to resolve a pay raise dispute. Cahill quit mid June then reconsidered. Kobak rebutts Cahill, saying he changes figures and Cahill is the dissenting member. City cites a $9,000 gap while discussing hospitalization changes and limited financial room to move.
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Middleburg Heights
Patrick J.cahill
John Kobak
Council At Large
Doris Linge
Ward
Cahill
Kobak
Pat
Neaplanes
Berea 41 mill levy slated to fund city finances
Berea voters face a 41 mill five year operating levy renewal that would yield about 311000 for the general fund and is deemed crucial after a prior defeated levy. City officials warn failure could jeopardize services while council weighs budget and pay raises impact. The piece also notes longtime mayor William Frew Long of Macedonia plans to retire at 95, plus Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co raises for large users.
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Macedonia
William Frew Long
Summit County
Cleveland
BEREA
Council
North Olmsted to Host National Drug Training Conference
North Olmsted police will host the fifth Advanced Drug Training Conference for graduates of the National Training Institute’s Drug Enforcement Officers Academy. The five day event runs Oct 5 through 9 at the Cleveland Marriott Inn with about 125 officers attending. Detect Lt Marion R Taylor said emphasis will be on drug conspiracy investigations and that the FAA and foreign investigators will attend. He noted the program improves case work and prosecutor cooperation.
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North Olmsted
National Training Institute
Drug Enforcement Officers Academy
Marriott Inn
150Th St
Cleveland
Marion R. Taylor
North Olmsted Police Department
Law Officers Academy Alumni Association
Ralph E. Christman
Harry Hird
Taylor
Federal
Drug-Enforcement Administration
North Olmsted students' late night parking lot parties protested
NORTH OLMSTED The board of education will ask police to investigate reports of late night parties in the high school parking lot. Resident James J. Gudini cites foul language and litter from gatherings of mostly high school age youths and asks the city to consider locking access after dark at Midwake air Revere drive entrances, though officials worry about security and fire protection.
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North Olmsted Board of Education
Fcot
Dom
James J. Gudini
Burns Ra
Tiss Board
Iis
Gutin
Gea
Ted
Midwake Air Revere Drive
Walbridge youths turn papers into cash venture
Walbridge Ohio AP reports two Walbridge High School students, Brian Hughes and Marty Cox, started the Walbridge Recycling and Collecting Co. They collect about 21 tons of newspaper every three months and sell it. As many as 20 other youths work with them. Hughes serves as president and Cox as chairman of the board.
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Walbridge. Ohio
Walbridge
Brian Hughes
Marty Cox
Walbridge Recycling and Collecting Co
Hughes
Cox
Cleveland Woman Sends Off Armed Attacker in Ferocious Stand
Tough 74 year old Susannah Weisenbach of Cleveland fought a gunman by screaming for 15 minutes and grabbing him below the belt, twisting until the assailant fled. The grim confrontation ended with the would-be killer fleeing, authorities said.
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Susannah Weisenbach
Cleveland
Strongsville proposes 1976 budget with police and staff boosts
Strongsville city council approved a $2.4 million 1976 budget including a $1 million增crease over last year. Mayor John Pearce seeks to raise police ranks from 25 to 34 with new equipment and patrol cars, plus hire three sanitation workers and buy a $30,000 rubbish truck. Funds include $894,000 in local government aid, which Pearce says the city may or may not receive. The plan also aims to hire an assistant building commissioner and more staff for the finance director as Pearl Road park operations require funding.
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Strongsville
Cuyahoga County
John Pearce
Pearce
Pearl Road
City Hall
John Stricker
Berea School Board OKs Near 20 Million Budget for 1976
Berea witnesses a 19.9 million dollar budget approved by the board with a 1.5 million increase over this year. The plan relies on a 4 million continuing levy renewal expected for November. Merlin Hanely notes final figures depend on votes and state aid changes. The 19.9 million must go to the Cuyahoga County Commissioners by Sunday for approval.
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Board of Education
Merlin Hanely
Hanely
Cuyahoga County
State Aid Foundation
Ohio
North Olmsted OKs 1976 budget with higher costs
North Olmsted board of education approved a budget exceeding 10.3 million dollars for next year, about 9900,000 higher than the current year. The rise reflects anticipated teacher raises and utility cost increases, with no new tax levies included. The district expects more state aid but no final amount yet. The board also signed a three year contract with OAPSE Chapter 257 granting a five percent immediate raise and outlining grievance procedures.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Board of Education
Clark W. Peck
Peck
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Falls plans '76 school budget with less spending
OLMSTED FALLS The board approved the 1976 budget at 3,444,000 in expenditures and 3,444,823 in expected income, about 300,000 less than this year. Budget reflects no state funds yet and no new taxes. Five teachers were hired including one for educable mentally retarded students. state will cover the salary of the special education teacher.
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Falls
Olmsted Falls
Board of Education
Kenneth Gill
House of Representatives
Gill
Cleveland youth summer program backs may feature mayor name
An official in Cleveland's Department of Human Resources confirms thousands of youths in the summer jobs program may wear shirts bearing Mayor Ralph Perk's name. The plan appears tied to the city’s employment initiative and the administration’s outreach efforts.
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Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Ctty
Department of Human Resources
Perk
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