King of technofunk falters as Hancock electrifies Blossom
At the Cleveland Blossom Music Center show Herbie Hancock blends electronic gear with funk, delivering robotic dancers and mixed moments. The crowd rose for some highlights like Junko and Fah Suso on kora, but much of the set felt repetitive and melodically thin despite Steel Pulse opening with reggae energy.
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Ridgeville panel keeps income tax at 1 percent
North Ridgeville Finance Committee votes 2-1 to retain a 1 percent city income tax for two years and preserve the 0.25 percent tax credit. Councilman Zywczyk opposes restoring the credit to 0.5 percent, arguing for more funds, while Auditor Costin warns 1985 needs demand current levels.
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Oberlin Library panel aids Carnegie Building move
Oberlin Public Library forms a 12 citizen panel to select an architect for interior design, gauge public opinion, and raise funds for moving to the Carnegie Building's second floor. The move, likely within 18 months, is funded by the college with potential city support.
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Avon weighs rule on adult foster care homes
Avon City Council work session discusses an ordinance to curb adult foster care in residences. Finance Director Hyde says enforcement would be difficult and many homes house four to five elderly residents for high fees with minimal oversight. Law Director Smith notes no state licensing for five or fewer residents and cites health concerns in several cities.
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Antlers Hotel liquor issue cut from Elyria ballot
The Lorain County Board of Elections tossed three local option liquor measures from the November ballot. One would have allowed Sunday sales at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain but petitions were misfilled. two others lacked valid signatures. The Antlers Hotel site on West Erie Avenue is planned for apartments shops and a restaurant.
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Amherst council approves hospital radio tower near Milan Avenue
The Amherst City Council granted unanimous approval for Lorain Community Hospital to build a 300 foot radio communications tower at Milan Avenue and Quarry Road to improve contact with Eagle emergency transport helicopter. Construction starts immediately amid some resident concerns.
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Nunley resigns Va. school post
Arlington Virginia Charles Nunley, 55, resigns as superintendent of Arlington Public Schools effective next June, amid disputes over following board orders and access to information. The board had debated removal last year after a vote of no confidence from teachers and parents citing managerial problems and unequal treatment of staff. Nunley previously left Lorain Schools in 1981 after the board declined to rehire him following clashes with labor groups and differing educational philosophies.
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Charles Nunley
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Nunley
LaGrange Trustees OK Siding and Additions for Hall
LaGrange Township trustees approve a plan with LaGrange Builders Gary Lacko to install aluminum siding and other improvements on half the township hall. The trustees supply materials while Lacko provides labor including window replacement insulation cement block work two new entrance doors and siding installation.
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Council backs seniors in drug-cost fight
Elyria City Council approved a resolution supporting the Senior Action Coalition in negotiations with pharmaceutical firms to reduce prescription costs for seniors and the disabled. The measure notes 37 percent price rises since 1980 and a 158 percent rise in Eli Lilly profits from 1973 to 1982, urging a cost-reduction plan.
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Senior Action Coalition
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