Elyria school levy likely on June ballot
Elyria School District officials plan a 6.6 mill continuing emergency levy to replace the expiring 7.6 mill levy. The board will consider placing the measure on the June ballot and seeks to borrow $1.6 million to balance books. State aid cuts through 1983 threaten a deficit without the levy.
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Elyria
School Board Finance Committee
Robert Repas
Lorain County
Repas
Lorain
Edwin Haywood
Thomas Showalter
Keystone High School Keeps Lord's Prayer Readings Despite Rulings
Keystone boards vote 3-2 to continue morning prayers over the high school PA system, despite U S Supreme Court rulings. Principal Shaffer defends practice noting moment of silence and voluntary participation, while opponents cite illegality.
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Keystone
Sally McCourt
McCourt
Bobbi Dussel
Barb Zapotosky
Russell Wheeler
Robert Holtkamp
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Shaffer
Shaffer
David Warner
Warner
County medics weigh 10 percent fee cut proposal
Lorain County Medical Society leaders consider trimming doctor office visit fees by up to 10 percent to ease economic strain. Dr. James B. McMillan says the plan is preliminary and may require ballots or detailed discussion before any implementation.
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Lorain County Medical Society
James B. McMillan
Medical Society
McMillan
Avon Lake investor seeks bonds to revitalize Merthe building
Thomas Patton seeks 500000 in tax free industrial revenue bonds to renovate the 110 year old C H Merthe building at Broad Street and Lake Avenue Elyria into shops and offices. Ground floor would host a bar restaurant and imported foods store with eight identified office tenants set for about 75 percent occupancy. Construction hoped to start in March and finish by May 15 if approved by EIDC and commissioners.
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Avon Lake
Thomas Patton
C.H Merthe
Elyria
Broad Street
Lake Avenue
C.H. Merthe
Tratton
County Economic and Industrial Development Corporation
EIDC
Dominick A. Detlsanti
Flashers at Butternut Ridge dead end vanish after installation
Ohio Department of Transportation installed three warning yellow flashers on Butternut Ridge Road near the Route 10 cutoff after residents complained of drivers ignoring signs. By Monday morning one resident reported the 500 foot warning lights were gone, though officials said more lights would be added in a few days.
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Charles Hamann
ODOT
District 3
Ashland
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