Ohio counts on workfare growth under new welfare law
Ohio counties move toward Reagan welfare reform with 13.6 percent of general welfare and ADC recipients already in job training. By 1990 all 88 counties expected to run workfare, with Project Learn aiding teen mothers and incentives prompting enrollment while the state projects $62.5 million in welfare payment savings over three years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reagan
Human Services Department
Paul Offner
Project
Offner
North Olmsted martial arts ace defies odds after crash
John H. Kim, 44, a top martial arts expert from North Olmsted, survived a head on crash on Ohio 303 after severe injuries. He plans to return to Kim's Martial Arts School with studios in North Ridgeville and Fairview Park. A charity exhibition at North Olmsted High drew 2000 plus attendees to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House and Our Lady of the Wayside. Doctors called his recovery remarkable, crediting his martial arts discipline.
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North Olmsted
John H. Kim
Ohio
Kim
North Ridgeville
Fairview Park
North Olmsted High School
Ronald McDonald House
Cleveland
Our Lady of the Wayside Home
Avon
South Korea
Ramon T. Guiao
Metzenbaum leads Voinovich in Ohio polls amid campaign swing
Ohio voters see Senator Howard Metzenbaum ahead of Cleveland Mayor George Voinovich by mid to high teens in Akron and Plain Dealer polls. Akron results show 55 percent to 31 percent with 3.5 percent margin of error. Plain Dealer puts Metzenbaum up 56 to 30. Ballot doubt remains with Bush Dukakis in national polling and Dukakis staging Cleveland and Columbus visits to shift focus to issues.
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Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
George Voinovich
University of Akron
George Bush
Michael Dukakis
Akron
Metzenbaum
Voinovich
the Plain Dealer
Howard
Joseph Wagner
Ohio
Bush
Dukakis
Massachusetts
Dayton
Columbus
Sunshine Law rulings split Cleveland area open meeting rules
Ohio Supreme Court ruling clarifies that only Parma must follow the Sunshine Law, while Lakewood's vote on privatizing the hospital created a complex exception. Several counties push charter amendments to permit private meetings under six exceptions, but ballot wording invites confusion and possible weakening of open meetings.
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Parma
Supreme Court
Lakewood Council
Lakewood Hospital
Ouutside Lakewood
Thomas Moyer
Court of Appeals
Moyer
Lakewood
Lakewood Law
David Harburger
Appeals
Gerald Phillips
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Medina County
Berea
Chagrin
Mayfield Village
Maple Heights
North Royalton
Oakwood
Rocky River
Mayfield Heights
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Dale Butland
Big Jack
Haber Heights
Michael, Shanklin
Jeff
Pat Cummins
Ohio Supreme Court
Solomon
Election Board
Euclid
Fred McGunagle
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