Elyria Finance Panel Cuts 555000 From 1976 Budget
Elyria council members Alan Zaleski Arnold Tollett and John Baird with Finance Director Jack Lesnick trimmed 555000 from the proposed 1976 budget after five hours of debate. They project a balanced budget amid inflation and declining 1975 income tax revenues, hoping for a 1976 revenue rebound. They increased city income tax receipts by 290000 to 3.99 million, with exact appropriations to be set next spring.
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Elyria
Alan Zaleski
Zareski
Arnold Tollett
D-2
John Baird
R-3
Jack Lesnick
Zaleski
Council
Budget Revisions Cut City Deficit Further
The council debated revenue boosts and rate hikes as tax estimates rose to 34. t million and state income tax receipts gained 48 thousand. Sanitation and sewer charges were increased by about 20 thousand each, lifting totals to roughly 460 thousand and 635 thousand. Planned income from sanitation and sewer fees sits at 435 thousand and 500 thousand respectively, with funds not self supporting. Major cuts followed, trimming parks staff by 10 thousand, courts by 25 thousand, and sewer capital and operations by 25 thousand, leaving a 291 thousand sewer budget.
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Lesnick
Baird
Zaleski
Sewer
Accountability in doubt who fired which weapons at KSU 1970
Jurors in Kent State damages case heard that weapon ownership and assignment may be unclear for guardsmen involved in the 1970 shootings. Maj. John E. Martin testified that rifles and sidearms were swapped in the field and that no definitive weapon-to-soldier link had been established. Four students were killed and nine wounded. plaintiffs seek 46 million dollars from Gov. Rhodes, ex-officials, and guardsmen.
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Cleveland AP
Kent State University
Kent State
Judy Haberek
Now
Washington
145Th Infantry
Martin
James Rhodes
Kent
U.S
Cambodia
Robinson to defend himself in 1973 murder trial
Norwalk police and county officials reported Larry Robinson will act as his own attorney for the upcoming retrial of the 1973 Womack murder in Huron County. He previously received two life sentences after a conviction overturned due to prejudicial photographs.
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Larry Robinson
Willard Taxi Co
Alice Womack
Robinson
Womack
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert Smith
Smith
United States Supreme Court
Bellevue
Roger Paul
John Myer
Peter Cline
Cline
Arab author says U S Jews misled on true Israel life
Arab author Fowzi El Asmar argues American Jews are misinformed about Arabs in Israel. He cites discrimination, non Jews barred from politics, and abuses during detention and house arrest. He vows to keep pressuring for rights for Arabs in Israel.
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U.S
Israel
Fowzi El-Asmar
El-Asmar
Ayish
Woodview
Oberlin College
el- Asmar
Supreme Court
Soviet Crew Barred From Leaving Docked Freighter In Cleveland
In Cleveland 49 crewmen of the Soviet freighter Volkhovges remain aboard after officials refuse to allow them ashore. U S immigration director Perryman said the crew was not questioned about Communist Party status, while captain Ivan Belkov and chief mate Victor Pythin were granted waivers to come ashore for ship business. The ship, docked at Pier 28 with aluminum ingots, was to stay until Friday.
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Cleveland
U. S
Volkhovges
Stanley Perryman
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Perryman
Ivan Belkov
Victor Pythin
Pier 28
Danger Lurks Here After Fall Injures Worker
Sugerick said he will be out of work for about two weeks due to injuries from a fall. C-T photographer Kim Teary captured the scene.
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Sugerick
Kim Teary
Baptists wind up tic tac toe tourney at convention
DAYTON AP The 39th annual Free Will Baptists convention features a music and arts festival and a Bible tic tac toe contest finals. More than 5,000 attendees out of 214,104 members in 40 states are present. TED WILBANKS urged youths to commit to missionary work amid population growth and fewer workers. An Ohio team defeated Missouri to reach the Mississippi-Virginia winner, as the general assembly prepares to rule on reports and resolutions.
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Free Will Baptists
Ted Wilbanks
Free Will Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Wilbanks
Free Will Baptist National Youth Conference
Ohio
Missouri
General Assembly
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