Retail sales boost Lorain County's tax revenue in 1988
Lorain County posted higher than expected revenues with 1.3 million extra in sales tax last year and total unexpected revenue of 4 million, aiding debt repayment. County officials cite a strong economy and project 1989 appropriations above 23 million, with a 5 percent salary rise and funds for new court judgeships, debt interest, and utilities.
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Elyria
Ohio Department of Taxation
Malinovsky
Lorain County delays auto tag tax action to May
Lorain County Commissioners postpone a $10 piggyback license plate tax after requests from Oberlin and Avon city officials. By delaying until after April 1, cities can receive full first installment revenue. officials plan May 2 talks on piggyback tax and state public works money. Commissioner Vasi supports delay for democratic process.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Avon
Lorain County
George Koury Jr
Michael Keys
Mary Jo Vasi
Vasi
New Zealand wins America's Cup ruling over San Diego
New York judge ruled San Diego's defense illegal in the 1990 Americas Cup, awarding the Cup to New Zealand. Fay called the decision a victory for the Cup and its traditions while San Diego mourned the loss and debated an appeal.
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Michael Fay
New Zealand
New York
San Diego
Fay
Yacht Club
Pat Goddard
Goddard
Stars and Stripes
Mercury Bay Boating Club
Conner
New York State
Carmen Ciparick
Mercury Bay
Auckland
Australia
Heat record falls as dreary weather returns in Ohio
After two days of record heat in March, cooler temps and rain returned with 40s. North Ridgeville observer Ray Diederich cited 78 degrees for Tuesday, a date record surpassing 73 from 1968, while Monday reached 80, a monthly mark. Cleveland's official 78 was two degrees shy of 80 set in 1945. Youngstown Municipal Airport hit 78 for a second straight day.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Diederich
National Weather Service
Cleveland Hopkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Weather Service
Youngstown
Shippy says exposed culverts not a serious problem
Elyria city engineer Lon Shippy states exposed storm sewer culverts under roads could be encased with more funds. He acknowledges safety hazards for children but places sidewalks and more sewer lines as higher priorities and says screens would help though the culverts do not pose a serious problem. He urges adult supervision for younger children.
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Elyria
Lon Shippy
Shippy
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