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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1992
Page
3
Elyria officials say district likely to keep schools running even if non teaching and non administrative workers strike. Options to cover vacancies include substitutes or private firms. Union warns of a Dec 4 walkout if no agreement, seeks raises near 5 percent plus back pay.
The public school employees union plans a Dec 4 strike if no contract is reached, affecting about 450 workers including bus drivers and aides. The Ohio Education Association faces a split with local unions as petitions for an election proceed, with 30 percent needed for board approval. The district and state board weigh the validity of the bargaining unit ahead of potential elections while holiday delays push timing into January.
The United States lowers its final flag at Subic Bay Philippines ending nearly a century of military presence. Thousands of Filipinos mourn with Americans as 1400 sailors depart aboard the USS Belleau Wood bound for Yokosuka Japan.
At a Monday meeting residents urged a fresh vote on the district created by an ordinance from Historic From A I. Concerns centered on restricted rights for homes on Washington Hamilton Ohio St Clair Columbus Glenwood and Ho stroate. Some said they never received 1988 notices. Commission member Connie Davis claimed all were informed. Chair Tom Aden noted most residents want the district kept, with more input planned for December before a final city council decision.
The Cascade Kiwanis Club pursues renovations at Hills dale Court Park with tentative projects including a new sand volleyball court entrance upgrades and a nature visitor center. Officials say funding will come from contributions and government grants as they work with Friends of Cascade and Elyria Parks and Recreation Department to set priorities.
Lorain schools attorney Michael Loughman notes state open enrollment allows transfers to neighboring districts though many systems refuse to participate. Amherst area students number about 150, with Amherst Superintendent Howard Dulmage saying most will stay. Dulmage adds local wishes should guide any decision.
The jury found Malkin guilty amid claims of fraudulent billing by lawyers. Prosecutor White called Malkin the "head of the dragon" and said prison time is appropriate, with Malkin facing loss of his license. Mahoney ordered a pre sentence evaluation before potential probation. Malkin admitted billing by hours per service and charging five clients for a one hour arraignment.
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