Berea Board rejects eminent domain land purchase plan
Berea schools will not seek to take the Gaub property on Eastland Road by eminent domain. The 7.4 acre site, owned by Harriet Gaub and bought by Joseph Bishop for a 28 unit subdivision, influenced debate over a 6.9 mill operating levy. District officials said the issue diverts from passing the levy and noted funds would come from capital improvements, not operating funds, with the ballot set for May 8.
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Joseph Bishop
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Berea High School
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Berea Court to operate at a deficit in 1990
Berea Municipal Court will run a deficit again in 1990, as Clerk James Sullivan told the city council finance committee. The 1989 deficit reached 135000 dollars and is expected to rise when Middleburg Heights opens a mayor's court in September. State law requires Berea to cover the shortfall. The deficit arises from nearby mayor's courts diverting cases from the municipal court. The 1990 budget stands at 731013 dollars, down 14500 from 1989 due to a retirement not being replaced.
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Middleburg Heights
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Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Indian officials visit Cleveland to study drug prevention
Raghu Menon and Ajit Kumar of India’s welfare ministries toured Cleveland social services to learn prevention strategies for drugs and juvenile delinquency. They noted India’s poverty limits options for centers and jail-like facilities but showed interest in the D A R E program as a model to implement nationwide.
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Cleveland
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Raghu Menon
Ministry of Welfare
Ajit Kumar
Jammu and Kashmir
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United States Agency For International Development
Beverly Smith
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
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Olmsted Falls may lose its D.A.R.E. program
Olmsted Falls faces cuts to its Drug Abuse Resistance Education program and a full time police detective after City Council approved a reduced 1990 police budget of 489200 versus a requested 595414. Police Chief Richard Kruzinski warns service levels may drop as calls rise with development and a growing shopping center.
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Elyse Shepka
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Shepka
Jaycees
Olmsted Falls American Field Service Organization
Richard Kruzinski
Kruzinski
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