Jaksic and Gerlach Seek North Olmsted Finance Post
Democratic candidate James Jaksic, a 34 year old CPA, seeks North Olmsted finance director seat advocating city tax reforms and a central tax unit. Republican William Gerlach, 51, pursuing a seventh term, backs expanded suburban tax collection and cites sewer and hospital needs. Both live in North Olmsted with families.
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North Olmsted
James Jaksic
Jaksic
William Gerlach
Cleveland
Gerlach
Central
Karma lecture by Prof E Paul Matthews at North Olmsted Library
Professor E Paul Matthews, an author and lecturer in mathematics and physics, will discuss Karma: The Law which cannot be Broken at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the North Olmsted Branch Library. He studies causes of suffering and links science with Eastern philosophy and Theosophy while working as an advanced concept design research engineer at North American Rockwell in Columbus.
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North Olmsted
E Paul Matthews
Butternut Ridge Rd
Mr. Matthews
North American Rockwell
Columbus
North Olmsted Ballot Offers Liquor Sunday Sale and Dry-Down on Pets
Voters in North Olmsted face two ballot questions including Sunday liquor and beer sales and a four-question measure to dry up four precincts. Ward by ward details specify precincts in which each measure appears. Independent candidate Lyon E. McGill seeks city finance guidance with a proposal for an availability charge on undeveloped sewer-adjacent land and opposes the sewer plant expansion. He would also remove Lorain Road industrial park signage and pushes alternative sewer financing. He has lived in North Olmsted ten years, is 42, married with three children.
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North Olmsted
Lyon E. McGill
McGill
Devon Dr
Lorain Road
Foreman
Reichlin
Andy
City Council
North Olmsted Election At A Glance
Summary of the North Olmsted election lists candidates and offices including mayor Paul J. Gareau council president Ralph E. Christman and director roles such as Director of Law Arthur Sheldon and Director of Finance Bruce Kitchen. Also named are council members James Jaksic Delores Sharpe and others across wards Two and Three with several listed as incumbents.
North Olmsted seeks 5 mill operating levy after defeats
A 5 mill operating levy for North Olmsted Schools appears on the ballot following three straight defeats in 1970 and 1971. Officials warn a shutdown is possible next year without local funding as five school board candidates urge passage.
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North Olmsted
Elyria Mayoral Campaign Q and A Retrieved from 1950s Debate
A candidate answers voter questions on taxes urban renewal bridges and policing. He defends his record on salary ethics and denies rumors about Malcolm Manor and West River Parkway. He criticizes Chronicle Telegram and defends police equipment and traffic projects.
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Malcolm Manor
Wilkes Villa
U.S.A
Department of Housing and Urban Development
A.J. Foreman
Elyria
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Ralph E. Christman
Charles A. Grant
Arthur Sheldon
Francis O'Neill
Bruce
Joseph Riedel Delores B. Sharpe
Raymond Tushar
James Boehmer
Janet Salinger
Frank Moore
Albert Manning
Dewey Limpert
James Prokosy
John West
James L. Leonard
Hugh Speed
Bernard Speedling
William Giesser
Chronicle-Telegram
Gyria
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Dale Kellogg
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Kellogg
West River Parkway
Clausing
Elyrian's
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Elyrians
Gene Smith
Lorain
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St. John
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