Lorain Faces Tax Levy Vote and City Service Cuts
Lorain voters will decide on a 0.5 percent income tax increase proposed by City Auditor Ken Koscho to fund police and fire protection and snow removal. If rejected, up to 50 city jobs could be cut. passage would recall 62 workers and add over 2.9 million to the general fund to cover a 1985 deficit.
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Adrienne Lyons
Lorain
Ken Koscho
Koschy
Koscho
Joseph J. Zahorec
Zahorec
High court keeps Matia on ballot
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected a bid to remove Paul R. Matia from the November ballot for Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. The 6-1 decision held that party involvement remains part of judicial elections at petition and primary stages.
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High Court
Matia
Ohio
Supreme Court
Paul R. Matia
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Blanche Krupanski
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State Court of Appeals
Westlake
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Republican Executive Committee
Krupanski
Albert A. Giuliani
Republican Party
Medina ballots show three GOP incumbents unopposed
Medina County faces a general election with three Republican incumbents Jean Waters clerk of courts William Anderson county engineer and Andrew Karson county coroner all unopposed Other contests include state senate Grace Drake versus Frank Mahnie and state representative William Batch elder III versus James Valentine plus local races for prosecutor court of common pleas commissioners sheriff recorder treasurer engineer and probate judge with mixed party battles.
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Medina County
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Wiliam Anderson
Andrew Karson
William Batchelder Ill
James Valentine
Ohio
Senate
Grace Drake
Frank Mahnie
Jill
Roberts and Fuerst clash in Cleveland clerk election race
GOP challenger Noel Roberts charges incumbent Gerald Fuerst lacks vigor. Roberts, 41, pledges more computerization and longer office hours if elected, citing his Navy and United Airlines tech background. Fuerst, 50, touts 14 years in law and public service, arguing the clerk post now requires legal expertise.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Noel F. Roberts
Gerald EB. Fuerst
Roberts
Fuerst
Baldwin- Wallace College
Navy
United Airlines
Monumental Life Insurance Company
Lorain Schools Seek No Tax 0.5-Mill Levy
Lorain voters in the Lorain City School District are asked to approve a 0.5 mill levy that officials say will not raise taxes. The levy would raise about 300 000 dollars over five years for maintenance and equipment, including roof and furnace repairs, with Superintendent John Paine noting a district building value change prompted the request.
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Lorain
Lorain City
John Paine
Pavic
Cuyahoga Ballot Would Renew Health and Human Services Levy
Voters in Cuyahoga County will renew a six year 3.3 mill health and human services levy set to expire this year. The renewal does not raise taxes and would yield about 32.8 million dollars, funding county welfare administration aging programs nursing homes day care mental health services and aid to crippled children.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
William Thomas
Human Services
Reagan’s Daughter to Campaign in Ohio Cities
Maureen Reagan, daughter of President Reagan, will stump Ohio for the Reagan-Bush campaign in Canton and Cleveland Sunday and Monday. She will speak at a Stark County Republican rally Sunday evening and visit Stark County headquarters in Canton Monday morning before heading to Cleveland for a rally at Cuyahoga County headquarters.
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Maureen Reagan
Reagan
Canton
Cleveland
Ms. Reagan
Stark County
Cuyahoga County
Elyria Teen Vies for Miss Ohio U S A Crown in Nov
Andrea N. Matthews 18 a 1983 Elyria Catholic graduate competes for Miss Ohio U S A at the St. Clairsville pageant November 7 to 10. She works at Athletic Lady in North Olmsted and models for Model and Casting Agency.
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Andrea N. Matthews
Elyria Catholic High School
Community Theater
Cleveland Critic Circle
Elyria Catholic
Amherst voters face tax hike or budget cuts
Amherst voters must decide on the 4.3 mill operating levy Issue 26 or face deep school budget cuts, warns Superintendent Howard Dulmage as the ballot nears. The district signals reductions if the measure fails.
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Amherst
Howard Dulmage
Politicians Warn Coal Industry Threats and Local Tax Debate
Former state Sen. Sam Speck says Mondale Ferraro would hurt Ohio coal jobs by stricter SO2 rules, risking unemployment in the southeast. Amherst residents face a 4.3 mill levy for 1985 86 with tax shifts and planned summer cuts in transportation, gifted programs, and textbooks.
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Sam Speck
Walter Mondale
Geraldine Ferraro
Ohio
Speck
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