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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1985
Page
12
Census Bureau data show Elyria with 11 police officers per 10,000 residents, far below the national average of 21. The city of 57,238 has 63 policemen, while teachers and other city staff form the largest employment groups. Full-time city workers rose in 1984, with total city employment in the US reaching about 2.43 million.
In Columbus AP report three Mein farm pandh use oppose restructuring of the Fourth Farm Credit District centering power in Louisville Kentucky. Kentucky and Tennessee boards resist consolidating 35 PCAs and 62 land banks into district wide bodies while Indiana and eight six boards back membership votes. Officials say consolidation aims to cut expenses amid mounting farm losses.
Edmund F. Franz left a briefcase of Nazi war crime documents to friend David M. Berke, who will donate them to Kent State University. The material includes testimonies from officers and a 52 photo album from Buchenwald, plus a 17 page Kurt Gerstein translation. Kent State’s Jewish Studies program will evaluate the archive for possible new insights.
Elyria city assistant solicitor Stephen Gurchik faced three parking tickets for parking in a non metered Court Street area near the county courthouse. He missed a court appearance due to a misrouted notice, and a second summons for Sept 9 is in the mail with a potential bench warrant if ignored.
A report by the Ohio Public Expenditure Council shows steep rises in per pupil costs from 1973-74 to 1983-84 despite enrollment falling 23 percent. Costs vary widely by district and county, with Cuyahoga Heights high at 7,830 and Put-In-Bay lowest at 1,709. The state average rose to 2,011, while classroom instruction share averaged 57.7 percent across districts.
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