Voters Eye 169 Levy With 1985 Ballot Debate
Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities weighs a new 1.5 mill levy for 1985 amid questions if current funds plus a possible 1.3 million carryover will cover operations through 1985. State and federal aid projections, inflation, and expanding adult programs could necessitate additional millage after 1985. The board also approves a 1983 budget of 4.9 million expenses with a 515,600 surplus and ends respite care unless the levy passes.
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Ellen Payner
Lorain County
Payner
Lorain
Driver charged after Head Start bus crash in Lorain
Lorain driver Rena Willis 63 of 2641 W 39th St faces a minor misdemeanor charge of failure to yield after a Head Start bus carrying 23 preschoolers and three adults collided with her car at Ninth Street and Washington Avenue. The bus driver, Cornelia Rice 37, was hospitalized with a broken leg and other injuries.
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Lorain
Rena Willis
Willis
W. 39Th St
George Metersky
Barry Motsch
Cornelia Rice
Metelsky
Lorain Community Hospital
Washington Ave
Ninth Street
Washington Avenue
Ely Papers Catalogued by Lorain County Historical Society
A committee catalogues the Ely papers and artifacts held by the Lorain County Historical Society. The collection documents Heman Ely Elyria's founder era including a 1818 postmaster appointment and a Washington to Huron County mailing. The 142 hours of volunteer work organized by Mrs. Donna Wichors involved multiple members and filing boxes. The documents are stored in safe vaults and can be used for research.
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Heman Ely
Elyria
N Y
Loraine County Historical Society
Lorain County
Ely
Elyria, WY
Huron Co
Warren, Trumbull Co
Washington, D. C
Real estate tax delinquencies rise in Lorain County
Lorain County real estate tax delinquencies are up 20 percent this year while Cuyahoga County sees a 26 percent rise in payments. Lorain Treasurer Dan Talarek reports $1.3 million collected in delinquent taxes for the first half of 1981, bringing total real estate taxes collected to $33.1 million. The office notes that uncollected taxes prior to Jan 1, 1981 are delinquent and that collection procedures have not intensified. An increasing number of homeowners seek tax reductions, rising fivefold from 52 to 263, with 73 percent residential property owners, including developers and financial institutions with unsold homes. Deputy County Auditor Calmin Novak cites more developers unable to pay delinquencies, with partial payments by some previously current taxpayers. Strongsville contributes about 600 delinquent properties, listing entities such as New Concord Homes, Four Seasons Builders, Sunrise Development, North East Land Co., Robert Avery Co., Hunting Valley Builders, and Newbury Group.
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Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Dan Talarek
Talarek
Calmin Novak
Strongsville
New Concord Homes
Four Seasons Builders
Sunrise Development
North East Land Co
Robert Avery Co
Hunting Valley Builders
Newbury Group
When Sportswriting Turns into a Cliché Parade
A writer critiques sportscasters reliance on flashy verbs and hackneyed phrases. The piece laments obscured results and praises clear reporting, noting that simple updates on who won and how remain essential amid flamboyant jargon.
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