The 169 Board Debates Levy Rebuttals and Oversight
Lorain County residents hear rebuttals on a five year levy from 1978 to 1982 with two years omitted. Superintendent Eben Payner will explain the reporting gap in detail. Citizens are invited to inspect centers and see how tax dollars fund services for the mentally retarded and other handicapped residents.
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Lorain County
Proven Fiscal Responsibility by Ellen Payner Superintendent
The Chronicle Telegram details our end of year 1982 financials showing $262,000 in construction and $889,000 in operating funds with a looming need for a new levy to cover projected monthly expenses of $463,000 for 1983. It notes dynamic shifts due to contracts, grants, and inflation, stressing ongoing reliance on government funding and the unique ability to blend operating and construction monies for a mental retardation levy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Meister Road
169 Board
Chronicle- Telegram
Howver
Meistar Pact
the Chronicle
Lorain County
Omitted details on five-year levy period and funding uncertainties
The document outlines a five-year levy ending December 31, 1982, with a graph showing assets and operating costs. It notes uncertain projections, a delayed East 32nd Street Lorain group home due to rezoning, state funding disruptions, and the need to fund operations from local sources as federal and state cuts continue.
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East 32Nd Street
Lorain
Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation praised by parent
Christine Rosenbaum a former 169 Board member defends Lorain County program for severely handicapped residents. She cites extensive parent involvement, board reforms, and strong cooperation at Murray Ridge, criticizing reporting that questions the board while urging legislative change at Columbus rather than harming local services.
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Ohio Association For
Ither Foseen
Lorain County
Ohio
Board of Mental Retardation
Client wages and work activity program aims
Gerald Findlan, production supervisor, details a Work Activity Center client paid seven cents for two weeks. The client missed eight of ten days, with one holiday. on one present day she worked 2 percent of an hour, producing nine pieces. The program emphasizes therapeutic activities and necessary services like daily living, health, counseling, and mobility for severely disabled clients.
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Chronicle Telegram
Murray Ridge Production Center financial overview and board goals
Non profit Murray Ridge Production Center Inc describes its board of directors focus on fiscal responsibility and client welfare. It cites six year sales of 827535 with 582766 in wages, cash assets near 140000, and 70 percent of income to client employees, outlining future growth and investments to expand employment for 100 more clients.
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Murray Ridge Production Center, Inc
U.S. Department of Labor
The
Times
Lorain County 169 Board Responds To Levy Attacks
Vice-Chairman Mrs Jack Zagrans defends the Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation against unfounded criticisms. She asserts the levy benefits retarded and handicapped residents, notes staff dedication, and argues the need to keep services for children and adult clients at Murray Ridge.
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Jack Zagrans
Lorain County Board President Defends Murray Ridge Finances
The Murray Ridge program is praised as a leading Lorain County service, with President of the 169 Board rebutting Chronicle Telegram criticisms. He asserts uniform state auditing, county budgeting, and that the board does not handle cash, as all funds go to the county treasurer and are overseen by the Lorain County auditor.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Murray Ridge
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The
Chronicle
169 Board
Elyria
Ohio
Layers of arms form Reagan defense plan
President Reagan unveils a 180.3 billion defense blueprint featuring layered missiles, counter-missiles, stealth bombers, space satellites, and mobile command centers. The plan envisions MX missiles buried deep, hardened shelters, airborne platforms, radar satellites, and networked communications to deter Soviet attack, with first B 1 bombers and MX missiles due years out.
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United States
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Suspect linked to three local robberies in city banks
Jezewski Sam Kelleman was questioned by detectives and FBI agents about three robberies, awaiting surveillance camera pictures before deciding additional charges. FBI would not disclose total cash taken. Kelleman, a Ford Lorain assembly plant worker, was taken to Elgrit police headquarters after being shot.
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Sam Kelleman
FBI
Kelleman
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Elgrit
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