Diverse slate includes 9 candidates for Cuyahoga sheriff
Cleveland reports a crowded field for the Cuyahoga County sheriff race as incumbent Ralph Kreiger faces Democrat Gerald McFaul and eight write in hopefuls led by Basil Russo. Other contests for county posts include engineers, prosecutors, coroners, treasurers, clerks of courts and recorders with multiple party challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ralph Kreiger
Gerald T. McFaul
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
Kreiger
McFaul
Basil Russo
Russo
Cleveland Council
James W. Cassell
Bedford Heights
Maple Heights
Cole Foster
Lakewood
Harvard
Charles H. Hardin
Joseph McManamon
Robert Menefee
Ernest Morgan
Shaker Heights
Richard Rizzo
Broadview Heights
Democratic Party
Gerald E. Fuerst
Ralph J. Perk, Jr
Fuerst
University Heights
Western Reserve University
Perk
Ohio State University
Our Lady of Lourde
Recorder
Mark McElroy
Alvin T. Croucher
McElroy
Kenyon College
Western Reserve University Law School
Croucher
Moreland Hills
Ohio Northern University
Cuyahoga County Community College
Emergency levy sought by North Olmsted schools
North Olmsted officials seek a 6.47 mill emergency operating levy on the November ballot to raise 1.33 million dollars yearly. If defeated, a special election will follow. No school closings are planned, but officials warn of potential cuts without the levy amid past anti levy sentiment and reappraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Board of Education
Robert van Auken
Just Tour
Great Northern Mall
Berea School Levy Renewal Up For November Ballot
Campaign 76 outlines a 3.8 mill operating levy renewal for Berea City School District to fund day to day needs. If approved, the levy would produce about 1.65 million annually and expires December 31 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Berea City
Middleburg Heights asks third 24-mill recreation levy
Middleburg Heights voters are asked to approve a 24 mill recreation levy in November for operating expenses. If approved, about $24,000 yearly would be generated, supporting a program costing $55,600 this year with subsidies and revenue sharing covering the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg Heights
City Council
Patrick Cahill
Cahill
North Olmsted ballot seeks zoning charter change
North Olmsted residents back a city charter amendment on the November ballot to require voter approval of all zoning changes when multi family dwellings exceed 20 percent of total dwellings. The measure followed a petition with 1450 signatures led by James Logan and John Fair Field citing Regional Planning Commission data predicting half the city’s housing could be multi family by 1990, raising concerns about schools and sewer capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
James Logan
John Fair Field
Cuyahoga County
County seeks 3.4 mill health levy approval in November
Voters may reconsider a June defeat of a 26 million 3.4 mill operating levy that would raise 25 million in local funds and attract 270 million in state and federal matches. The measure renews a 29011 levy expiring year end, with no new hospital construction planned by commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Socis
Health Ite Lang
Heronghintty
Covaboga
Brook Park Charter Change On Ballot In November
Brook Park voters will decide a charter amendment requiring council approval before city assessments bids contracts or disposal of property and a seven member charter review commission. The measure aims to standardize how property and land are handled and to prevent disputes. The commission will be elected to serve until the next November general election and mail proposed revisions before that balloting. The slate includes Cyrus E. McGovern James Sullivan Mrs George Jacoby Mrs Thomas Stenders Jerry Myer Bernard Zofcix and Wilbur Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Township
Strongsville
Westlake
North Olmsted
Ward 3
Brook Park
Charter Review Commission
CIA
Wedo
Cyrus E. McGovern
James Sullivan
George Jacoby
Thomas Stenders
Jerry Myer
Bernard Zofcix
Wilbur Carpenter
Strongsville school bond issue seeks 4.4 million space plan
Strongsville officials urge voters to approve a bond to fund 100,000 square feet of additions and remodeling at Strongsville High Center Junior High and six elementary schools to accommodate 1,150 more students by September 1978. The plan would add 60,000 square feet district wide while expanding the high school by 30,000 and relocating 93 bused students from Aller Elementary to Drake Chapman and Muraski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongsville
Board of Education
Center Junior High
Albion
Drake
Aller
Hunting Meadows
Chapman
Muraski
Olmsted Falls proposes fire levy and tax credit cut
Olmsted Falls ballots include a 1.3 mill fire levy to raise 30 000 annually for five years and a tax credit reduction from 75 to 3 percent affecting residents working outside the city. Council says funds will bolster services and avert cuts in rubbish collection street repairs and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Olmsted Falls
Tyrelve
Ronning Total
Ce Ee Eat Falls City Charter Review Commission
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
Bruce Carnes
David Fortier
Florence Lather
Norman B. Miller
Jame Schmid
Humphrey Cok Jr
James A. Davis
Harold W. Hansen
Andrew J. Kent
Joseph Klembarsky
John P. Kuzman
William R. Perren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krieger
By Casey Turton
Ohio Liquor Dept
Stark County
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
Albert Porter
Ronald A. Stackhouse
Cleveland Heights
Porter
Pepper Pike
Stackhouse
East
John T. Corrigan
Rocky River
Richard L. Boylan
Corrigan
Fairview Park
Ohio State Senate
Boylan
Oho State University College of Law
Impact Cities
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
John J. Poland
Samuel R Gerber
Poland
East Cleveland
University Heidelberg
Germany
Polyclinic and
Womans General Hospital
Gerber
Lyndhurst
Cincinnati East Medical College
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Robert B. Michalski
Parma Heights
Francis B. Gaul
Gaul
Cleveland-Cuyahoga
Michalski
Cuyahoga County Auditor's Office
Cleveland School System
Richard Boylan
John Corrigan
Ronald Stackhouse
N. Olmsted Schools
Merlin Hanely
Supt. JR. Andrisek
Audrey Schmitt
Andrisek
Middleburg
N. Olmsted
Hoyt King
Peppi
Minneapolis
Hoyt
Angelo Wede
Wedg
Wede
Metro Parks
Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board
Hinckley Township
Medina County
Metroparks
Hinckley
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!