Encephalitis cases reported in Westlake and Olmsted Falls
State health officials confirm viral encephalitis cases in Westlake and Olmsted Falls with a third possible in North Olmsted. Children ages 8 and 10 were hospitalized after mosquito borne brain infections. Mosquito control efforts and seasonal patterns noted by Dr. Halpin and Dr. Glaser as district health officials report multiple hospital cases and ongoing spraying.
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Westlake
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
Thomas Halpin
Ohio Department of Health Bureau of
Bired Paupics
Cuyahoga County
Otto Glaser
Mttete ceeeMaicu Uur Diketor
Lorain County
Halpin
Lakewood
Carrie Schopf
Fairview General Hospital
Glaser
Schools to get a budget aid hike in Ohio
The Rhodes budget would raise state aid to Elyria from 4.85 million to 5.69 million in 1982 and to 6.92 million in 1983, a 21.6 percent jump over 1982. Lorain would rise to 7.67 million in 1982 and 9.25 million in 1983. OBM notes these are basic and disadvantaged aid totals with new funding rules.
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Columbus
Elyria
Rhodes
Office of Budget and Management
OBM
Showalter
Lorain
Invacare Plans 75 New Jobs in Lorain County Expansion
Invacare expands with a $7.25 million project at 1200 Taylor St to add 75 jobs as it grows and moves from Oberlin Road by 1983. Construction starts next summer, finishing by 1983. payroll rise estimated at $5.3 million annually. Novak Electric also wins a $250,000 facility on Ternes Ave.
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Invacare Corporation
Taylor St
Lorain County
Novak Electric
Eady Court
Ternes Ave
Ohio Governor Michael DiSalle dies at 73 in Italy
Former Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle died at 73 while visiting Abruzzi in southern Italy. He had led the Office of Price Stabilization during the Korean War and backed John F. Kennedy in 1960. Survived by wife, four daughters, a son, and 25 grandchildren. Burial arrangements pending.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
John F. Kennedy
Clara Boomer
Toledo
Abruzzi
Italy
John Glenn
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Mike
Rhodes
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Sen
Edward
Georgetown University
Washington
D.C
Ohio House of Representatives
State Senate
U.S. Senate
John Bricker
Antlers Hotel renovation wins city bond and tax abatements
Lorain approves 750000 in tax free industrial development bonds and 20 years of tax abatement for a 1.1 million Antlers Hotel restoration. The project blends commercial space on lower two floors with about 18 modern apartments on upper floors, with construction eyed for March or April.
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Lorain
Antlers
Council
Senting
Billy Rowland
Councilmen
Herzer
Common Pleas Court
Population slide reshapes Northeastern Ohio economy
Northeastern Ohio faces a shrinking youth pool as projections show by 1990 the Cleveland metro area will graduate only 18,000 high school seniors annually, half the 1950s and early 60s levels. The trend could draw workers from elsewhere or shift jobs to where people live, echoing a broader baby boom impact on America.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Cleveland
Metropolitan Area
America
Northeastern
Rhodes tax plea for education funds draws yawns
Governor Rhodes proposed a 1.75 percent sales tax hike and new surcharges to fund schools and state colleges. He argued the measures would offset a 1.3 billion deficit amid high rates and inflation. Critics called the approach a band-aid with little long term planning.
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Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
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