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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1981
Page
4
Chronicle-Telegram dated Tuesday November 17 1984 presents local metro reporting. Joe Gluvna serves as metro editor guiding coverage of community events, updates, and notices shaping the Cleveland area daily life.
Lorain City Council reluctantly approves a 3500 transfer to the Civil Service Commission to avert a payroll shortfall and strengthen the city’s position in a lawsuit alleging inadequate funding. Opponents label the move as coercive and blame the commission for budget overruns and holding workers hostage.
Parents and teachers attended the Clearview School Board meeting after the November 3 defeat of the 6.92 mill operating levy. Supt. Ron Naso outlined limited relief from state financing but warned that deficits of up to 250000 remain for 1982. He urged preemptive cuts in August to avoid state loans, while Marvin Hougland pushed community pressure to support change.
The Lorain Board of Education, in a special meeting, approved a resolution to place a five year 6.5 mill school levy on the February 2 ballot. If approved it would raise about $3.4 million to cover the 1982 deficit. The levy previously failed 9,166 to 7,620 on November 3. Superintendent John Pagic pushed for another vote amid looming budget shortfalls.
The Lorain County Board of Elections ruled Adele Taylor should have had a hearing before her removal as presiding judge for Precinct 4 C. The board acknowledged the failure to grant a pre election hearing but stated Wolf had good and sufficient reason for her firing. Taylor may appeal to the Ohio Secretary of State.
State Rep. Marguerite Bowman joins a House vote approving BLB 671 to repeal the earlier H B 275 provision that taxed car sales by blue book value. The measure would reestablish purchase price taxation with affidavits from buyer and seller and a criminal penalty for falsifying price.
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