Tax bill may help Oberlin schools
The Ohio Senate weighs SB 221 to require public hearings and triennial reviews of tax exempt status for real property, aiming to curb excessive exemptions that reduce taxable base for Oberlin schools. Officials cite 45 percent current tax exemption and propose state, local review with notices before hearings.
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Ohio Senate
Jim Davis
Obertin School System
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John Bara
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General Assembly
Cook's to replace Uncle Bill's name across Ohio stores
Rus sell A Hansen, chairman, says Uncle Bill's stores in Ohio including Lorain County will be renamed Cook's as part of a merchandising shift aimed at boosting profits. Remaining 43 stores show 22 percent sales gain. quarter forecast about 103 million vs 149 million prior year due to fewer stores. overhead down about 40 percent. The program focuses on clothing cosmetics and home appliances to appeal to working families. A public hearing on Village of Graton 1985 budget, federal revenue sharing, and senior citizens invited to attend on June 26, 1984 at 7:00 PM.
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Uncle Bill's
Lorain County
Cook's
Cook United
Russell A. Hansen
Hansen
Grafton
Chestnut Street
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