Earth Day cleanup in Elyria marks 1990 observance
Elyria volunteers from Girl Scouts Friends of Cascade Park and Parks and Recreation clean Cascade Park on April 22 from 1 30 to 4 p m aluminum can recycling funds go to park improvements call 365 7101 for more Earth Day observances Wellington Village Council will discuss a proposed no parking ordinance to aid snow removal and street work during early mornings Crocker Road families seek Columbia Station mailing addresses and 236 exchange phone service and access to extended area calling Community College to host a free information seminar for prospective students with tutoring ESOL and other support services Oberlin City Council studies acquisition of the Community Center and old police station to expand city offices with concerns about cost and feasibility
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Wellington Council Accepts Patrolman Underwood Resignation
Wellington city council accepted Patrolman Michael Underwood’s resignation effective Friday as he takes a job in Florida. Joe Davidson was promoted to fill the full time post, earning $6.75 per hour. Council also approved 1990 appropriations totaling $73 million, including $42 million for the Board of Public Affairs electric account with $1.4 million for a new substation and the 69,000 volt transmission loop.
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Pease seeks 20 billion annual defense cuts for tax relief
Congressman Don J Pease proposes redirecting 100 billion in defense cuts over five years to reduce deficits and give property tax relief. He targets a 6.5 percent cut to the 1991 Bush budget and links savings to school improvements to boost U S competitiveness in a global market.
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