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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1981
Page
26
Multiple obituaries and notices from Lorain County describing the deaths of Harry McKinley Houston 82 of Silverpoint Tennessee and Alvin W Koleno 83 of Lorain with funeral details and survivors. Also reports on blood donation by Lorain police, a Lorain YMCA fashion show and Opera Theater program dates, a Norwalk collision involving Zemal Griffith 41 and a landmark burial for Pauline Bliss 62 with service details.
Ravenna Superintendent James Coll says he will ask the school board to place a 5.9 mill levy on the ballot to fund teacher raises amid a 60 day strike. If approved, the levy would inject about 825000 this year. In Youngstown, the Ohio Education Association assists strikers by paying health premiums as boards warned benefits could be cut.
In Columbus Gov James Rhodes faces a deeper deficit after a stalled 1980 budget fix and a Reagan funded shortfall. Budget Director Kerp calls for across the board cuts of 26 percent next year and 32 percent the following year, with possible tax increases. Senate Republicans rebuke a rushed housing plan, warning any ballot measure must clear the Legislature by deadline.
Washington based journalist Jerry Landauer died Friday at 49 after a heart attack. He first disclosed the Justice Department probe that led to Vice President Spiro Agnew's resignation in 1973, reporting for The Wall Street Journal since 1968 and earning the Drew Pearson Prize and Worth Bingham Memorial Prize for Investigative Reporting.
J C Johnson, noted jazz and pop composer of The Joint is Jumpin, died Friday night at St Luke's Hospital in Manhattan at age 84. A Chicago native who moved to New York in the 1920s, he wrote songs recorded by Bessie Smith and Paul Whiteman and contributed to Ain’t Misbehavin. He later lived in Wortsboro before returning to Manhattan and is survived by former wife Julie Johnson Ross.
Local notices list a schedule of meetings and gatherings across LaGrange area institutions. Township trustees in Eaton Carlisle Elyria Elyria Township Columbia Hunt Club Fire Department and village council hold sessions at various town halls and churches from 7 30 pm to 8 pm with additional events at high school and recreation sites.
The IRS offers 1 800 362 9050 for tax questions with hours 8 30 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday and in person at 300 Broadway Lorain. IRS employees will answer questions provide forms and assist with return preparation while callers are reminded to bring tax booklets W 2 and 1099 forms. Calls may be monitored but no record of name address or social security number is kept.
The piece notes district size disparities from 1980 census figures, cites South Dakota’s single district versus Montana’s two, and discusses Supreme Court ideas on equal voice. It mentions Ohio political actions on township annexation and revenue aid bills, with local representatives Tansey and Bowman addressing HB 16 and HB 19.
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