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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1989
Page
1
A local group plans a statewide coalition of residents teachers and school board members to oppose tax abatements. The effort follows abatements granted to USX Tobe joint venture for 50 million in Lorain plant renovations and cites education funding reliance on property taxes.
Lorain businessman Gilbert Acevedo, now serving a 7 to 15 year sentence for theft and asbestos violations, claims attorney Richard A. Damiani borrowed $10,000 during Acevedo's August trial last year and has refused to repay. Acevedo says Damiani sought the money August 10 1988 to cover a check for a Texas debt, and warned of indictment if not paid.
Shelly K. Hines, 27, of 3195 Nagle Rd., was sentenced to three to five years in the Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville for the drunk driving death of cyclist Roy "Duck" Schabel on Oct 2, 1988. Judge Floyd D. Harris also suspended her license for life.
Elyria unveils a new one stop site at 229 Broad St for driver tests auto titles license plates and licenses with the title desk delayed until later this month. Deputy registrar David Kaszubinski says the office will open next Wednesday with hours 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and the title section to follow before the end of July.
North Ridgeville boards discuss replacing property taxes with an income tax to fund schools. The board plans three state requests for tax sizes of 1.2, 1.8, and 2.4 million dollars, aiming to offset property tax cuts. Officials expect state figures in a month and note an August 24 deadline to land on the November ballot.
In Findlay Ohio local residents organize a Rally for Flag and Country to condemn flag burning after the Supreme Court ruled that flag desecration is protected speech. Organizer Marjory Buckingham says the city, known as Flag City USA, upholds strong patriotic values and opposes flag destruction. The U S Senate moved to criminalize desecration, while ballots in C T straw polls gauge opinions on flag burning and related actions.
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