Ohio welfare reform drives workfare in 88 counties
Ohio officials report many counties are already meeting the new federal Welfare Reform Act requirements signed by President Reagan. By 1990 all 88 counties are expected to run workfare programs, with 13.6 percent of general welfare and ADC recipients in 29 counties enrolled in job training. The state cites a five year head start and projected savings of about 62.5 million in welfare payments over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Reagan
Human Services Department
Human Services
Department
Patricia Barry
Paul Offner
Project
Offner
Kim Defies Odds After Head-On Crash In Ohio 303
John H. Kim a 44 year old martial arts expert from North Olmsted survived a severe head on crash on Ohio 303. Despite multiple fractures and critical injuries doctors called his recovery remarkable. He runs Kim's Martial Arts School with studios in North Ridgeville and Fairview Park. An annual charity exhibition at North Olmsted High School drew over 2000 attendees to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House and Our Lady of the Wayside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Deficit named as top issue in CPA poll
The Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants survey of 600 members finds the federal budget deficit as the major economic problem facing the next president. It shows Republicans viewed as best to cut the deficit, with high percentages favoring GOP platforms for spending cuts and inflation control, while many see both parties ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
White House
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Dukakis and Bush Trade Tax, Deficit Views In Poll
A Page B-5 survey shows Dukakis favoring broader federal help for people while Bush vows no tax hikes and restrained government spending. Voters split over deficit relief with 33 percent backing platform moves to reduce deficits and 54.2 percent sensing no party will curb them. Voters expect Democrats to push tax legislation first, targeting businesses rather than individuals, and to use taxes to aid minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dukakis
George Bush
Rose
North Olmsted man charged with tax filing failures
A North Olmsted man Erica P. Colaianni Jr. age 29, of Cypresss Ave., is charged by the U S Attorney in Cleveland with three counts of failing to file federal income tax returns for 1983 to 1985. If convicted he faces up to one year in prison and a 25000 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States Attorney Office
Erica P. Colaianni Jr
Cypresss Ave
North Olmsted
Colaianni
Sunshine Law ruling shadows open meetings debate in area
Ohio Supreme Court leaves Parma as sole city fully bound by Sunshine Law while others push charter amendments to clarify open meetings. Lakewood case prompts questions on private talks. several communities seek private sessions for personnel matters, bargaining, or court actions, risking weaker public access. Gates Mills becomes focal point as amendments on November ballot outline private meetings for approved reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Supreme Court
Lakewood Council
Lakewood Hospital
Solomon
Lakewood
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Medina County
Berea
Chagrin Falls
Mayfield Village
Maple Heights
North Royalton
Oakwood
Rocky Hiver
Ohio
Mayfield Heights
Rocky River
Euclid
South Euclid
Also Mentioned on This Page
ADC
Hinckley
Steve Fogarty
C-T
CPA
Cpas
OSCPA
Edward Rose
U.S
N. Olmsted
Big Jack
Huber Heights
Michael Shanklin
Jeff
Pat Cummins
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas Moyer
Court of Appeals
Moyer
Lakewood Law
David Harbarger
Appeals Court
Gerald Phillips
Gates Mills
Fred McGonagle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!