Ohio panel approves bigger tax cut in state budget
The House Finance Committee backed Gov. Celeste's 32.2 billion two year budget with a 10 percent income tax cut dated to begin January 1, 1985. The panel also boosted welfare benefits, rejected GOP amendments, and sent the bill to the full House on a 16 to 10 party line vote, amid a marathon session reviewing about 140 proposals.
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Columbus
House Finance Committee
Richard Celeste
Hinig
Celeste
Leader angry as Elyria board rejects renewal for Solet
Elyria The school board defied Superintendent Calvin Leader by not renewing Thomas Solet's contract while Soler and Steirer also were not rehired. Raber narrowly escaped removal as leaders criticized the board's turnabout as unfair. Morale concerns rise with two administrators lost.
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Elyria
Calvin Leader
Thomas Solet
Leader
Soler
Elyria High School
Raber
Steirer
Solet
Robert Repas
Repas
Sharon Brunell
Elyria Education Administration
Cheryl Clouser
Elyria High
Tom Solet
Elyria Police Impound Cars for Unpaid Tickets Crackdown
Elyria police began towing and impounding vehicles owned by residents with two or more unpaid traffic tickets. On the first day four cars were seized, two in downtown Elyria and two elsewhere, with storage fees set and owners to be notified. Capt. Thomas Bowen said officers target eight individuals with three unpaid citations, vowing follow‑ups in a few days.
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Elyria
Thomas Bowen
Bowen
Edgar Daniels
Lake Ave
Dean Rick Zarbaugh
Washington Ave
Linda Place
Byington Court
Jamie Cook
Brace Ave
Automobile Ipment Leasing Inc
Lorain Road
North Ridgeville
Cambridge Lysaght
Ave
Barhara Stevens
Miland Ave
Amherst
Mary Ezell
Novak Head
Grafton
Lota Campbell
50Th St
Goetz pleads innocent in subway shooting case
Bern hard Goetz pleaded innocent to four counts of attempted murder and other charges after being indicted by a second grand jury. His attorney sought a delay in the trial, arguing the indictment was partisan and improvidently brought. He claimed the public controversy will end once the case goes to trial.
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New York
Bernhard Goetz
Goetz
Panhandle
Barry Slotnick
Lorain boy 15 drowns after skipping school at Black River
John Bissett of 4621 Norfolk Ave drowned in the Black River while two friends, 15, drank beer and listened to music at a riverside area near 4143 Black River Circle. They waited hours to tell anyone, fearing trouble, before contacting authorities. His body was recovered at 6:18 pm after Coast Guard and medics joined Lorain police.
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Lorain
Black River
John Bissett
Norfolk Ave
Lorain Community Hospital
Bissett
Black River Circle
Anyoe
US Coast Guard
Helen Bissett
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