Elyria tax renewal seen as temporary victory poll says
A Chronicle Telegram poll of 137 Elyria residents taken Oct 20-27 shows 55.5 percent favor renewing the half percent income tax, 21.9 percent oppose, with 22.6 percent undecided. The 1 to 1.5 percent tax, approved in 1984 and expiring next July, was made a five year renewal after voters rejected making it permanent in May by 142 votes. Some backers support renewal only as temporary to fund city services amid plant closings. opponents cite downtown renovation costs and traffic impacts from the project.
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Reagan rally in Berea backs Ohio Senate hopeful
President Reagan spoke at Baldwin Wallace College to a 7000 strong audience in Berea praising George Voinovich as a miracle worker who saved Cleveland and spurred Northeast Ohio prosperity. He urged voters to pass the torch to VP George Bush and urged support for GOP candidates while criticizing Michael Dukakis.
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George Voinovich
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace College
George Bue
Bobeller
Berea
Parma
Bruce Drennan
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
GOP
Voinovich
Povientipiene R Nigen Atapoloi
Haul of stolen goods tied to Amherst burglaries seized
Amherst police seized a large cache of stolen items from a Elyria man’s home forcing two motel rooms at LK Motel to store them. Valued between 80 000 and 100 000 dollars plus 25 000 in jewelry and coins, the items spanned burglaries in Avon Lake South Amherst and Medina. Robert Perez 31 of Yorktown Elyria is jailed on parole violation in California as officers pursue warrants.
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Amherst
Elyria
Robert Perez
Yorktown
Lorain City
California
Perez
Lorain County
Hall
Meadowview Drive
Avon Lake
South Amherst
Medina
Leanie Dillon
United Way campaign raises 2.95 million in Lorain
In Lorain County United Way volunteers and agencies celebrated a 2.95 million pledge total at a 550 attendee Super Bowl dinner at DeLuca's. The drive fell 5 percent short of the 3.1 million goal but marked the second most successful campaign in years and aimed toward 4 million by 1991 through broader allocations to 32 affiliated agencies.
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C-T
Lorain
United Way of
Greater
Lorain County
DeLuca’s
Park
United Way
James Kidd
Kidd
Eagle Scout
Ryan Gray
Boy Scout Troop
Boy Scouts of America-Firelands Area Council
Erie Shores Girl Scout Council
Marion L. Steel High School
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