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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2007
Page
1
Kansas City postal officials push the idea of a forever stamp to stabilize first class rates amid a new pricing scheme. The 41 cent stamp could launch with May changes, while inflation linked adjustments may continue yearly. Experts warn rates may rise and never fall, costing Americans billions per penny.
State Rep. Matt Barrett D Amherst welcomes a budget showing work ahead with local government and library funding preserved for this year and increases next year. He touts a 65 plus $25,000 property tax exemption for seniors and notes overall positive shifts for Ohio. State Rep. Joe Koziura D Lorain backs increased education funding and notes money not a cure-all, while praising a lump sum tobacco settlement approach that shifts risk to investors. State Sen. Sue Morano D 13th District calls the budget inspiring yet tough, praising child health care improvements, the Passport Program, and keeping people in their homes.
Ohio Governor Strickland unveils a budget aimed at expanding state school aid while curbing voucher programs. Critics led by David Zanotti warn the plan risks public school funding and targets the EdChoice program, with 16 agencies cut and 38 up, plus a move to sell future tobacco settlement payments to investors to raise 50 million for public education and other programs.
A plan to replace aging collection trucks with single crew automated arm vehicles aims to boost safety and efficiency. Brad Dicken is the contact for Chronictet.com at 329-7147.
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