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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1973
Page
18
The article explains real estate taxes by illustrating millage rates and assessment values. It clarifies that the bill uses mills, not market value, to compute taxes, noting values are about a third of market value while rates drive the owed amount. It warns taxpayers to check the final figure and explains July bill timing.
More than 500 students from public and parochial schools present 16 fields of study at Elyria High School annual Science and Humanities Symposium titled Our World and Welcome to It. Contests award a permanent insignia design and an Elyria flag with co sponsors Elyria Area Chamber of Commerce.
A $10,000 Canadian Government Travel Bureau exhibit, themed Your Canadian Adventure, will headline the first Sports Vacation and Travel Show at Midway Mall May 18 through 26. Avon Lake promotes nine days of booths, stage shows, demonstrations, and activities for outdoors enthusiasts.
The 1964 donation by Stephen Domonkas created a landscaped library for the Sheffield Lake branch of the Lorain Public Library System. The former Cleveland businessman funded shelves and supplies, and chose a lakefront site near his home, a testament to his life of travel, books, and wood and stone craftsmanship.
Dr. Arthur Fleming said progress for the elderly is evident but far from complete. Speaking at the Tri county Forum on Aging at Lorain County Community College he highlighted social security increases, higher tax exemptions for retirees, and forthcoming federal aid program changes as steps forward, with a push to extend property tax relief through a federal credit.
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