Brown and Celeste clash over education funding plans
In Cincinnati and Dayton events, Republican Clarence Brown and Democrat Richard Celeste spar over how to fund education. Brown backs earmarking taxes for higher ed while Celeste favors an independent Education Department and local control, calling Brown’s plan chaotic. Celeste criticizes Brown’s record in Congress and energy policy, while Brown questions Celeste’s results and urges veteran input for appointments.
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Dayton
Voters weigh senior housing plan and tax hike in Ridgeville
Ridgeville voters face a Nov 2 ballot on Issue 24 approving a senior citizen housing project at Maple Drive exempt from a zoning rule and a 0.75 percent income tax increase to 1.75 percent for two years. The plan, costing about 124 million dollars for stage one, involves 90 units in 20 buildings. The Senior Citizens Corp backs the project while private investors including Dale Yost own it. If approved, the city would see 700 000 to 900 000 in additional revenue amid a projected 1 million general fund deficit for 1983. The council also cut the income tax credit for residents working outside the city from 75 to 25 percent starting Jan 1.
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Ron Landig
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Two C T staffers win ONWA awards
Chronicle-Telegram reporters won three honors in the 1982 Ohio Newspaper Women's Association contest. Accent Editor Mary Lou Simms captured first in best feature sections and third in page design, her second straight in those categories. Mary Waltz earned an honorable mention for best interview or personality profile for a Mother’s Day piece on her grandmother.
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Orkin Faces 30 Day Deadline Over LMHA Roach Fight
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority gave Orkin Exterminating 30 days to sharply reduce cockroach numbers in 1589 LMHA units after board votes Oct 14 to grant a one time extension. The contractor must report progress as Orkin conducts major treatments in Elyria Lorain Amherst and Oberlin while residents report sightings.
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LMA
Lorain official alleges removal records demanded
Lorain city employee says a Service Department secretary asked her to remove water department records without her supervisor’s knowledge. Carmen Ortiz, a Utilities Department clerk, swears an affidavit about the call while Maria Torres and Robert Salkowitz’s secretary dispute timing and motives.
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