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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1984
Page
8
A legal notice states the Graitin Rubtte rary will hold a budget hearing on Tuesday July 3 1984 from 7:30 to 8 40 p m in the second floor meeting room. Copies of the proposed budget are available during library business hours for inspection and comment.
The Village of LaGrange will conduct 1985 budget hearings for all funds including Federal Revenue Sharing at 7:30 pm on June 28 1984 at 351 S Center St. Citizens are invited to attend. Clerk Treasurer Frederic O Grimm notes meeting details.
Public notice from Elyria City Schools inviting sealed bids for replacing the floor at Elyria High School and related work. Details include bid submission deadline July 9 1984, bid bond and 10 percent bid guarantee, payment of prevailing wage, and bid inspection at the Lorain County Engineer and Elyria offices. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities.
The Morence Township Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on the 1985 township budget on Thursday July 1984 at 8:30 PM at the Township Office Chapel Street Birmingham Ohio. General Revenue Sharing funds for 1985 are proposed for township road maintenance with an anticipated amount of 730000. The public may submit written and oral comments and questions about Revenue Sharing as it relates to the budget. The budget is available for public inspection by contacting the clerk at 9655890 weekdays 1 to 4 PM. A summary will be available after July 20, 1984. Signed FLORENCE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES EvaJ Valenti Clerk.
Nearly half of the 12 million Americans with diabetes are unaware of their condition, per the National Diabetes Data Group. A civil case in Lorain County seeks registration relief and quieting of title for property in Sheffield Lake. An Elyria community meeting features Bob Petrach of Demby Realty at St. Andrew's Church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Lorain County Engineer Lawrence McGlinchey will speak at the Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerks summer convention in Belden Village Stark County Aug 8 11. Carlisle Township Clerk Betty Blair arranged the workshops. Also announced a motor coach tour to the National Association convention in Washington Sept 3 8 costing 215 per person with two per room. The trip leaves Columbus Sept 3 and returns that evening.
Lorain Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 objects to auxiliary police being paid by city funds to work at Lakeview Park Beach. FOP President Tom Cantu says the move wastes money and notes the department manpower issue remains unaddressed. The union plans to approach the state attorney and may pursue a lawsuit or seek an auditor.
Ashland College hosts Buckeye Girls State through Saturday with Amy Hancock Nevins elected mayor of Schille City, Jacqueline Lea Crawford named school board member in McKinley City, and Kimberly Ann Disbrow chosen to Catherwood City board of education. The program educates girls via a fictional two party system.
Barbara Parkas, a 39 year old nurse, was robbed at a traffic light near Carnegie and Chester Avenues. Darrell Peterson and Cleveland Weems, both 19, were identified by the victim and charged with one count of robbery. Police note purse thefts target stopped cars at intersections near University Circle. windows are smashed or opened to grab purses.
U S Rep Don J Pease D Oberlin supported a bill to revise immigration laws in a 216 211 House vote Also voting for the bill were Reps Dennis Eckart D Cleveland and Edward Feighan D Lakewood Rep Mary Rose Oakar D Cleveland opposed The measure aims to curb illegal hiring while offering mass amnesty to long term residents Major differences remain to reconcile House and Senate versions with final passage expected after further votes.
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