Area agencies face multi million federal funding cuts
Lorain County officials estimate Gramm Rudman will cut Title XX funds 4 percent this year and 23 percent in 1987 and 1988 with a further 25 percent in 1989 and 1990. The impact hits senior services, day care, mental health and energy assistance while some programs exempt from cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Social Service
Gramm-Rudman
Western Reserve Area Agency On Aging
Lorain County
George Koury
Koury
Lorain County Human Services Department
Sides split over 2 drinking age law in Elyria
A Lorain County news item reports mixed views on a proposed Ohio law to raise the drinking age to 21. Students from Lorain County Community College voice opposition and support, while local officials worry about enforcement and education. A March 25 talk on alcohol and athletics is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Michael O'Malley
Westlake
Lorain County Community College
Herbert
Ross
LCCC
Richard Ford
Oberin College
Ford
Oberlin College
Rodger Griffith
Charles Delili
Ohio Highway Patrol
Bill Burkhardt
North Olmsted
C.A.R.E
Burkhardt
Forest Elementary School
Larry van Dusen
Baldwin Wallace College
Daffodil Days Opens in Lorain County For Charity
Despite cold weather, Lorain County Cancer Society units launch Daffodil Days with 76 500 blooms. The drive runs Friday to Sunday to raise funds for cancer research education and patient services. Flowers cost 50 cents each or four dollars a bouquet. Locations across the county offer sales with advance orders by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
C-T
Susan Crags
Lorain County Cancer Society Unit
City faces funding squeeze from U.S. cutbacks
Elyria Mayor Michael Keys warns Gramm Rudman and the end of federal revenue sharing threaten sewer upgrades and policing funds. The city applied for 12 million for a Westside Interceptor Sewer and had received 18.3 million in federal grants for the Wastewater Central Plant expansion to curb Black River pollution.
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Elyria
Michael Keys
Keys
Gulf Road
Black River
Gramm-Rudman
Congress
Oberlin Indians head to state semi finals with police escort
Oberlin High School’s Indians travel to Dayton Friday for a state AA semifinal against Youngstown Raven with a four car police escort. About 2,000 locals are expected to attend. a victory would setup a Saturday final.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Dayton
Youngstown Raven
Police and Fire Department
Erik Burnett
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Greater Cleveland Hospital Association
Dinky
Katie Hesmond
Thomas Hesmond
Abbe Road
Sheffield Village
Glen Miller
Cancer Society
Society
North Ridge Road
Lorain
U.S
1St Street
Indians
Brian Miller
Gail Brubaker
Board of Education
Jane Ionesco
Oberlin Savings Bank
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