Ridgeville to vote on 13-mill levy and sports plan
NORTH RIDGEVILLE a proposed 13-mill tax levy would run indefinitely for current expenses to cover a 1.9 million shortfall. The school board meets at 7:30 p.m. to consider the levy for an August ballot and a plan for one boys and one girls varsity sport plus junior high intramurals. Athletics director Dave Dudik leads the sports proposal amid 1982 budget cuts.
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North Ridgeville
TEE Board
Gary Zoldesy
Zoldesy
Dave Dudik
The Proposal For School Sports Programs
The proposal includes boys football and girls volleyball in fall, boys and girls basketball in winter, and boys and girls track in spring. Funding would come from football and basketball gate receipts, private donations, and participant fees. Boosters pledge 5000 dollars and private contributors 2000 dollars. Participant fees would be 50 dollars for football, 40 dollars for other varsity sports, and 20 dollars for intramurals.
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Dudi
North Ridgeville Boosters
Argentina Drops Sovereignty Pre condition in Falklands Talks
Argentina says sovereignty over the Falklands will not be a pre condition for troop withdrawal. British officials warn of further military action if talks drag on. UN talks in New York proceed with officials reporting some progress but key issues unresolved. Costa Mendez states Argentina ready to negotiate without pre conditions while pursuing recognition of sovereignty.
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Buenos Aires
UPL
Great Britain
United States
U.N
Falklands
Margaret Thatcher
New York
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Anthony Parsons
Enrique Ros
Parsons
London
New York Times
The
Times
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Siable
Britain
Ohio Bar Chief's Family Ties Highlight New Lawyer Class
John Howard, president of the Ohio State Bar Association, welcomes 461 new attorneys in Columbus as his daughter Jacqueline Alexander, a Howard University graduate, joins his Elyria firm after taking the bar in February. His other children pursue legal careers, including Audrey Mendenhall and son John A. II, while Lametta Travis focuses on raising a family in Cleveland. He plans to stay in Lorain County after his term ends, urging more lawyers to engage with the voluntary association that helps shape laws as well as implement them.
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Ohio State Bar Associaion
John Howard
Columbus
Jacqueline Alexander
Howard University
Howard
Elyria
Audrey Mendenhall
John A. I
Lametta Travis
State Bar Association
Lorain County
Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
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LCCC Announces Prominent Americans Lecture Series
Lorain County Community College will host speakers Betty Ford Ann Landers Arthur Ashe Mark Russell and Edwin Newman from October through May as part of the Prominent Americans Lecture Series. Dates to be announced. Subscriptions are available by mail phone or in person at the Stocker Center box office.
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Betty Ford
Ann Landers
Arthur Ashe
Mark Russell
NBC News
Edwin Newman
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Stocker Center
Cicadas Set for 17 Year Ohio Invasion in Lorain
Entomologists warn the southern half of Lorain County will bear the brunt of the 17 year cicada emergence from May 15 to July 10 with peak activity June 4 to June 20. Cuyahoga area mostly spared. Males sing via an organ behind their wings while females lay 200 to 600 eggs in twigs, damaging fruit trees and landscape plants. Egg-laying runs May 25 to July 20 and hatching July 6 to August 31 with a July 26 to August 11 peak.
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Ohio
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Richard L Miller
Ohio State University Extension
Jerry Long
Lorain County
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