Ridgeville school levies total 8.65 mills on ballot
North Ridgeville voters will see two operating levies on the May ballot totaling 8.65 mills. The first 4.70 mills finances current expenses, with 2.7 renewal and two new. The second 3.95 mills funds salary increases for teachers and non certified staff. The district says 28 mills are needed for teachers and a little over one mill for raises for non certified staff.
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North Ridgeville
Board of Education
North Ridgeville Educational Association
Walter Baney
NREA
Swartz
Corts Weeks push train crossing bill and private college grants
Senators Corts and Weeks led action on a bill banning stationary trains from blocking crossings for more than five minutes with moving trains exempted. Weeks also introduced an instructional grant program for private colleges offering amounts from 100 to 900 dollars based on income and dependents, costing about 7.5 million annually.
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Columbus
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
John H. Weeks
Lakewood
Corts
Weeks
Senate
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Fire Displaces Five Milan Students Return To School
Five Berlin Milan district students forced to move to Norwalk after a March 2 fire at 441 East Church Street were allowed to return to Milan schools, as their father Leo Ryan, Norwalk personnel director, relocates the family to Mercer Motel. Edison High School students protested the decision with a walkout, demanding continued enrollment in Berlin Milan schools.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
Leo Ryan
West Bakery
Norwalk
Edison High School
Ryan
Jerry
Thomas
Leo Jr
Patrick
Jack
East Church St
LCCC accreditation report cites communication woes
Lorain County Community College faces notable communication weaknesses between faculty and administration as per an North Central Association team review. The 25 page report, not fully public, informs upcoming North Central committee actions in Chicago starting March 23 with possible accreditation outcomes.
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Lorain County Community College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
North Central
Max J. Lerner
LOCC
Lerner
Nual
Chicago
Lorain Plan Moves Ahead Toward HUD Downtown Renewal
Lorain officials report city downtown renewal plan meets HUD goals as acting director Benedict learns of qualifications at a Chicago seminar. Mayor Mathna says council will submit an urban renewal application for the 17 acre area bounded by First Street Broadway Fourth Street and Washington Avenue.
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Lorain
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Walter Benedict
Benedict
HUD
Chicago
Woodrow Mathna
Mathna
First Street
Broadway
Fourth Street
Washington Avenue
West
Erie Ave
Carr Defends Sit-In as Violating Student Rights at Oberlin
Oberlin College president Robert K. Carr testified that the February 20 sit-in infringed on students rights to consult Marine officers at the college placement office. A judicial board of eight (four students four faculty) hears 59 misconduct cases, with hearings closed to noncommunity members. Eight cases have been heard. next session set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Ted Wood
Oberlin
Robert K. Carr
Oberlin College
Marine Information
Carr
Midview School Board Seeks Levy Renewal on May Ballot
The Midview Local School District will place a renewal of a 4 14-mill operating levy on the May 6 ballot. The board approved the resolution last night. The levy would add about 476,950 to district coffers, representing roughly one third of local receipts from personal and general property tax.
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Grafton
Midview
Board of Education
County highway plan expansion urged for Lorain County
A 1990 Sev en County Transportation and Land Use Study urges adding new arterials in Lorain County. Proposals include extending 49th Street from Midway Mall to Abbe Road and West Ridge Road, linking multiple roads to relieve Rt. 303, and extending Brownhelm Road to Park Road for 15 000 vehicles daily. The plan supports Vermilion Road north from Rt. 2 and other extensions while recommending dropping Walker Road and opposing a Oberlin bypass. The Seven County Study calls for more east west and north south links in Avon North Ridgeville Amherst Lorain Amherst Russia and a broader arterial grid to support a future freeway system. The report was sent to the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission for review.
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Lorain County
Seven County
Paris
Brownhelm Road
Park Road
Hilliard Road
Cuyahoga County
Mills Road
Sprague
Bagley Roads
Oberlin
Avon
North Ridgeville
Amherst-Lorain
Amherst - Russia Townships
Lay teachers in Cleveland diocese win $200 raise
The Catholic Elementary Lay Teachers Association and the Cleveland Board of Catholic Education reach a one year contract raising salaries by 200 dollars. Starting pay for bachelor degree holders is 6000. top pay after 12 years reaches 9240. Masters level starts at 6600 to 10200 and doctors at 6950 to 10560.
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Catholic Elementary Lay Teachers Association
Cleveland Board of Catholic Education
Cleveland
Lorain County
John A. Leahy
Cleveland High School and Academy Lay Teachers Association
Carlisle Township Woman Found Dead in Home
Lorain County deputies report Marie E. Sewell of 238 Steelton Ave was found dead in her living room last night. Cause listed as natural pending coroner ruling. Brown Funeral Home of Lorain handling arrangements.
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Carlisle Township
Lorain County
Marie E. Sewell
Steelton Ave
Brown Funeral Home
Lorain
Lost cat ad from Elyria column prompts notice request
In Elyria a resident asks for help finding her missing cat Cuddles described as large black with white paws chest and moustache. The note requests a public mention in the paper to aid in locating the pet.
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Elyria
Carol
Lorain Vocational Levy to appear on May ballot
Lorain County Joint Vocational School Board votes to place a 1.85 mill operating levy on the May ballot across Amherst Keystone Firelands Oberlin and Wellington districts. Revenue funds daily operations with state matching for buildings equipment and that alongside a 1.8 million bond for a new vocational school. Campaign committees and chairmen for each district outline fundraising and promotion efforts.
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Oberlin
Lorain
Roy Schaefer
Amherst
Morris Ferensen
Keystone
George Babitt
Wellington
Joseph Knoble
Firelands
Richard Dunn
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