Pease Third in League Accountability Rating
U S Representative Don J. Pease received the third highest accountability score in Ohio in the 97th Congress, rating 91 percent in league votes on 12 issues. The league notes its nonpartisan stance as it lobbies on positions. Also reported: Elyria Biographical and Historical Commission officers named. upcoming meetings and staff changes at Elyria City offices.
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U.S
Don J. Pease
Doberlin
House of Representatives
Ohio
League of Women Voters
Pease
League
Bob Shamansky
Dcolumbus
John Seiberling
Howard Meizenbaum
John Glenn
Mary Rose Gakar
Dcleveland
Dennis Eckart
D-Beachwood
Ronald Mottl
Cleveland
Teague
Dorothy 5
Ridings
Lorain board moves meeting on superintendent contract
Lorain City School Board cancels Friday session and reschedules for 7 15 p m Monday to discuss renewing Superintendent John Pavic s three year contract. Pavic seeks early renewal with a 45000 annual salary and a September 1984 expiry. Ohio law allows renewal after January of the prior year. He requests a 12000 figure as a three year basis for the renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Board of Education
John Pavic
Ohio
Pavic
Countersuit filed in Lorain County tax battle
Elyria based Cole-Layer-Trumble Inc alleges its reputation was damaged by a suit from apartment and mobile home owners challenging Ohio property classifications. The counterclaim seeks 250000 in compensatory damages and 500000 in punitive damages asserting harassment to obtain information.
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Elyria — Cole-Layer- Trumble Inc
Dayton
Lorain County
Cole- Layer-Trumble
Cole-Layer-Trumble
Kenneth Hamister
Lorain
Harry J. Morse
Pikewood Manor
Joseph Cirigliano
Hamister
Berea shop touts largest indoor cuckoo clock in Ohio
Co owner Joan Kamper describes a hunter model clock carved in Schnach West Germany weighing 150 to 200 pounds standing 8 feet 6 inches tall and priced around 4000. The clock has two songs a zither playing figure and a gray cuckoo bird while its making reflects an endangered German craft.
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Berea
Joan Kamper
Ohio
Kamper
Little Switzerland
Schnach
West Germany
Black Forest
St. Louis
Germany
Suburban Clock & Repair
America
C-T
John Kenney
Workfare program to begin Sept. 1 in Ohio
Ohio plans a phased workfare start on September 1 after a January delay due to budget issues. The Department of Public Welfare seeks 50 million dollars in 1984 funding and 60 million for 1985 to support public and private sector placements for welfare recipients. Four counties began pilot use in March under director John Cuddy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
John Cuddy
Rose Anne Benson
Division of Public Assistance
Cuddy
Benson
Gerard Prinz
Lorain
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Robert Frederick
the Biographical and Historical Commission of
Elyria
Michael Keys
Hilma Seward
Connie Davis
John Sarnovsky
Michael Lotko Jr
Dale Kellogg
William Balena
West, West, Sherman and Petroff
Dan Pribich
Balena
Debbie Courtright
Lorain School Board
Sherwood and Merit Cos
Kleinoeder
Kleinoeder and Schmidt
James Schmidt
William Ryals
Elgin
Louis H
Katherine M. Wilson
Wellington
Anthony J
Gisele Murello
Murello Construction
Autumn Aigis Rental Properties
Chessie System
Route 252
Wolf Road
York Township
Medina County
Michael Yukas