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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1988
Page
16
Lorain County Commissioners approve a 20.6 million dollar budget with 2.4 million in cuts from last year. The plan reduces capital improvements and increases debt payments, forecasting possible future shortfalls if revenue falls short of projections.
Lorain County Commissioners hired Wyatt Company to assess eligibility under Ohio’s early retirement law. The 45 week study, costing 8000 to 10000 dollars, will identify who could take a buyout and how many from each department may qualify.
Elyria residents discuss ARC patient in a pending joint decision by the Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, the County Board of Health, and the private physician. If approved, the man must choose participation. Staff at Murray Ridge Center reassured that AIDS is not spread through casual contact.
After ten days of digging 152 barrels were recovered from a landfill area at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The last 21 barrels were pulled Tuesday and tests showed evidence of toluene in some containers. Most barrels were empty or water filled. three of the final 21 barrels contained contents. Officials said barrels appeared buried recently with little corrosion.
Lorain County grand jury indicted 25 year old Jeffery Valentine on murder and involuntary manslaughter charges in the February death of Joshua Malone. Valent ine faces 15 years to life if convicted. he is jailed on a 250000 bond.
Former Sheffield Village Police Chief Andrew Dziak will attend a May 6 court hearing to argue that a village council member biased against him influenced his firing last July. He claims former Councilman Kenneth Rusiska biased him during the carpet purchase investigation linked to Rusiska's Lakewood firm. Rusiska was later cleared.
Rebecca McFarland will discuss the real Eliot Ness at Rocky River Public Library, analyzing how Ness rebuilt Cleveland’s police reform era from 1934 onward. The talk covers Ness as a local figure in Cleveland Bay Village and Lakewood, his wartime methods, and the lasting innovations he implemented in the Police Department and Treasury Unit.
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