Mosher Narrowly Leads In Democratic Primary Race
Natalie J. Mosher led Democrat opponent Thomas Kilbane by 1,801 votes in the 6th district state House race with only five of 69 precincts counted. Kilbane said he would push on, while Mosher credited door to door campaigning and kitchen table issues with securing the early edge as results awaited completion.
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Mosher
Thomas Kilbane
House of Representatives
Lorain County
Huron
Erie
Huron County Board of Elections
Kilbane
William Taylor
Norwalk
Willard
Mental Retardation Levy Passes by Slim Margin
Lorain County Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Board wins a 1.69 mill five year replacement levy by 22 276 to 21 535 in a close vote at the Oberlin Inn. Superintendent Ellen L Payner says the result was a relief and notes the levy funds state and federal programs for 1700 local citizens.
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Elyria
Oberlin Inn
Lorain County
Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Board
Ellen L. Payner
Payner
Jon Smith
Michelle Berty
Murray Ridge Center
Berty
Murray Ridge
Lorain County backs five year mental health levy
Lorain County voters approved a five year 0.6 mill renewal levy for the Board of Mental Health by 26 568 to 17 534 unofficially. The measure will raise about 2 million annually and costs owners of a 100 000 home about 13 29 per year. Funds support services for about 8 000 clients, many unemployed or earning under 15 000.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Levin
Mental Health Levy Renewal Seeks 5-Year Support
The 0.6 mill levy would raise about 2 million dollars over five years to fund crisis and mental health services. It funds a 24 hour crisis hotline, round the clock help for sexual assault victims, battered women and runaway children programs, and supports 10 contracted agencies. The levy, in effect since 1974, costs an average of 13.29 dollars per year for a 100 000 dollar home and handles roughly 1 000 weekly calls.
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Levin
Mental Health Board
Tax renewal OKd in Oberlin
Oberlin voters approved a 0.5 percent municipal income tax renewal to fund road repairs sewer maintenance and park development. The measure passed 773 to 391. City officials project revenue above 1 million annually, supporting land acquisition and a central city garage.
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Oberlin
Baumann
Voters approve five-year levy to fund 9-1-1 system
Lorain County residents pass a 0.35 mill levy by 25 760 to 18 048 to support the 9-1-1 operation. The measure, averaging 6 89 per person annually, will fund ongoing services and equipment updates as county leaders praise the strong turnout and trust in county government.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Chronicle Emergency Management
Cheryl Smith
Ambulance upkeep levy approved in Sheffield Township
Sheffield Township residents approved a replacement ambulance levy 417 to 100, taking effect January 1, 1999. Fire chief Andy Dallas said the levy modestly supports major repairs. a $100,000 home would see about $17 more per year. Township Clerk Angelo Marotta noted the levy won’t bring in much revenue but aids maintenance.
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Andy Dallas
Dallas
Angelo Marotta
Ambulance Millage Proposal Sets 0.9 Mills
A 0.9 mill levy would fund ambulance services with about 20,000 dollars per year to maintain operations. A home valued at 100,000 dollars would incur roughly 27.56 dollars annually.
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Natalie J. Mosher
Huron County
Jim
Mental Retardation Board
Ximberly Earth
Pam
Council
Frances Baumann
T.J. Moraco
the Chronicle-Telegram
Stewart
Michael Ross
Ross
Betty Blair
Sheffield
Lorain County Board of Elections
Levy
Lorain
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