Olmsted Falls OKs top candidate for new school chief
Olmsted Falls Board of Education will announce a successor to Donald Cobb as superintendent of the 2706 pupil district after an extensive interview process. Board president Ronald G. Morrow said the leading candidate, a central Ohio current superintendent, was chosen from six finalists after interviews spanning ten days. Cobb retires after 14 years. deadline for the search was today.
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Olmsted Falls
Cleveland Electric Illuminating seeks additional rate rise
CEI, after a $60 million 1979 rate increase, petitions for an 9.5 percent rise worth $80 million annually starting mid 1980. Ohio PUC granted $60.4 million. CEI warns it still won’t cover costs amid inflation. City officials critique swift request while mayor Kucinich eyes court appeal and wholesale power rise for Cleveland.
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UPI
Cleveland Electric Dominating Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
CEI
Karl Rudolph
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Ohio Supreme Court
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Polaris board to set timetable on school problems tonight
Middleburg Heights Polaris Vocational Center School Board meets at 7 20 p m to review teacher and administrative recommendations on disciplinary and attendance issues equipment shortages and staff turnover. An attendance committee and action plan outline steps to address truancy and policy changes. More funds will be allocated to heating AC floriculture and small business machine repair programs.
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Middleburg Heights
Polaris Vocational Center School
Polaris
Pete Tolson
Tolson
Ronald Foreman
Foreman
North Olmsted NC schools sell notes to fund operations
The North Olmsted School Board approved selling notes totaling 1.77 million to cover district operating costs until the 9.9 mill emergency levy funds arrive. McDonald & Company of Cleveland won the bid at 6.375 percent, with Prescott Ball and Tursen as the other bidder. The loan covers first year tax collections beginning 1980, with interest totaling about 380 thousand over five years.
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North Olmsted
McDonald & Company of
Cleveland
Prescott, Ball and Tursen
Madeline DuBois
Howard Closson
Protestors press for war crimes hearing in Demjanjuk case
About 30 demonstrators gathered in front of the U S Courthouse in Cleveland urging accelerated prosecution of John Demjanjuk, the Seven Hills resident accused of guarding Treblinka and implicated in thousands of deaths. Survivors allege he aided murder while he denies the claim. A pretrial conference is set for Monday as legal debates over denaturalization and possible extradition continue.
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Seven Hills
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John Demjanjuk
Treblinka
Poland
Ford Motor Co
Manhattan
Demjanjuk
Ford
Brook Park
US Immigration Service
Dennis Seamen
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