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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1992
Page
3
Ohio expects to spend more than three months removing about 500 illegal billboards along highways. The state will decide whether to use workers or hire a contractor, with costs billable to sign owners if contracted. Federal orders mandate removal by 1993 with penalties possible to federal highway funding.
The IRS said over 23 million taxpayers received refunds totaling 23.5 billion, up from 19.6 billion a year earlier. Average refund is about 1020 dollars. Through last Friday 47.1 million returns were filed, electronic filings up sharply. With the April 15 deadline five weeks away, taxpayers are urged to order forms and publications promptly.
Thousands of students in Belgrade demand the resignation of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic during a 10,000-strong demonstration marking the anti-government protest anniversary. Opposition leader Vuk Draskovic calls for a general strike as demonstrators chant for resignations.
Elyria High School art students silk screened 35 burgundy and white banners depicting City Hall for Ely Square, each costing about 300 dollars. Sponsors’ names appear on the back. Students and staff plan further events as part of the city celebration.
Ohio officials announce targeted relief for General Assistance recipients as cash and medical benefits end April 1 for about 90,000. Disability Assistance will cover about 1,000 more people needing regular medicine at an extra 1.5 million dollars. Welfare activist Susan Young criticizes the plan while noting community help and job training will aid those losing benefits. About 170,000 are on General Assistance, with construction job preferences for trained recipients.
In Cleveland the Rev Napoleon A Harris IV admitted staging a Sunday service robbery at Second Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church with three masked men and guards to teach people not to rob God. Police consider possible misdemeanor charges for endangering a group or causing fear. Harris defended the stunt as a message about responsibility accountability and dependability.
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