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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1979
Page
11
New London school officials move to place a June 1980 levy on the ballot. The board will decide whether to seek separate permanent improvements and operating levies or a single combined issue. The emergency 5 mill operating levy and 2 mill high school bond expire in 1980.
At EHOVE Joint Vocational School the cosmetology track draws many students with stringent state requirements of 1500 lab hours per year and notarized attendance forms. Classes mirror real shops with receptionist duties and active client work, while makeup, hair, and manicures are performed under supervision.
A resolution estimates active funds for December 1 1979 to December 1 1881 and designates depositories with bids due November 20 1979. It preserves emergency status to secure municipal funds and authorizes publication and open meetings under Ohio law.
South Amherst village council hears proposal from Patrick J. Conley of Multi-Channel Cable TV Co. to beam service into the community with a 3 percent village revenue pledge. Basic 12 channels at 4.95 monthly plus up to 7.95 for premium services. 10 percent senior discount cited. Next council meeting November 26 to hear full services. Council also bans posting newspaper tubes on tree lawns with Dec 12 effective date.
Vermilion Finance Director Chris Fisher was billed 100 for an outsider’s opinion on hospital insurance bids. Wesley Mayer, Fisher’s agent, provided the advice which suggested weaker bidding specs. The city will re-bid the insurance, with committee members deeming the session worthwhile.
Vermilion residents voted to restore full tax forgiveness last Tuesday and the council will keep the outcome for now. The council’s finance committee called to uphold the election result while council members debate reverting to 50 percent credit, with Jean Maiden urging unanimity but Tom Hale and Hobart Johnson opposing any rollback. Johnson seeks revenue alternatives instead of higher taxes.
Lorain officials ask Judge Krupansky to dismiss NAACP desegregation suit against Lorain and Ohio State Boards of Education filed Sept. 13 in Cleveland. The action seeks injunctions to end segregated schooling and compel a broader desegregation plan while arguing district actions were in good faith to educate Lorain children. The case reflects controversy over the Charleston School closure amid a six week teacher strike as the district faces potential costs up to six thousand dollars if litigation continues.
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