Ridgeville voters weigh school site ahead of November vote
A North Ridgeville telephone survey of 23 residents shows broad interest in a proposed elementary school site before the November 7 election. Most favor publicizing the site and bond details, with 14 backing the bond and 17 supporting the mall operating levy, while voters list needs for classrooms, teachers, and better facilities as priorities.
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North Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
Quesons
George Petriska
Sugar Ridge Rd
Anthony Bobmuz
Lear North
Elyria Board relieves teachers for non performance and hires
The Elyria Board voted to relieve a teacher, Peter Rusch, for non performance and to seek revocation of Busch's teaching certificate. It moved Nancy Norton from half to full time and approved coaching contracts for Jefferson Junior High coaches. The district added instructional aides, a disadvantaged pupil program aide, and various Adult Basic Education personnel, with salaries funded by general funds and state aid, plus 17 substitute teachers for 1972 73.
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Don Swartz
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State Board of Education
Nancy Norton
Swartz
Michael Fischer
Jefferson Junior High School
Hugh Utterback
Jefferson
William Caughlin
William K Manley
Carol Pongracz
Judith Binnie
Patricia Wisneski
Helen Charnes
Robert A Stroup
Jane E Blakeslee
North Olmsted store gets 36000 tax cut over three years
The May Co Department Store at Great Northern Shopping Center won a tax reduction of 36000 over three years after the Cuyahoga County Board of Revision lowered the building’s assessed value from 45 million to 39 million. The city did not immediately respond to whether the cut would be protested.
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Great Northern Shopping Center
Cuyahoga County Board of Revision
Cleveland Union Continue Talks Amid City Workers Strike
After eight hours of bargaining, no progress was reported in Cleveland as 3,600 city workers strike persists. Judge Frank Celebrezze ordered a renewed session, limited pickets to specified sites, and warned against blocking vital services including refuse collection in the Southwest area where 40 truck drivers refused to cross picket lines. Policemen guard the Warrensville Workhouse.
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Warrensville
Ohio seeks 3 million federal funds for police network
Ohio aims to unite local law enforcement into a statewide communications system with potential federal funding of at least 3 million under the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act. Lorain County and others have submitted cost estimates. final applications due in November.
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Department of Economic and Community Development
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Supervisory Commission
Oberlin State Rep probes city over faulty street project
Oberlin officials accuse Griffith Blacktop Inc of gross ineptitude in the West College Street reconstruction funded by State Issue No 1 and city money. They fault the state highway division for lax controls, cite a 24 day delay and sewer lid removal that flooded 40 homes, and seek liability clarity and an official extension.
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Oberlin
Don Pease
Thomas Dalton
Griffith Blacktop Inc
Lorain
West College Street
Dalton
Griffith
Earl Griffith
Eric Toberen
State Highway Department
Pease
Environmentalists rate Mosher on environmental votes
Conservationists issued a rating sheet showing Congressmen Charles A Mosher R 13 by his 11 of 15 votes to protect the environment ranked 72nd among all US lawmakers. Only four other Ohio representatives scored higher in the group. The 1971 fact sheet was compiled by the League of Con-
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Amchitka Island
Washington, DC
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Atomic Energy Commission
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St John River
Maine
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Maine Woods
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Isaak Walton League
Sierra Club
League of Conservation Voters
Parks use of Elyria school buildings approved
Elyria Board of Education last night authorized the Parks and Recreation Board to use school buildings. The parks department may present requests to the business manager Paul Stewart who can approve them with no charge when custodians are on duty. extra time costs fall to parks. The board also heard Stewart on Elyria West High School construction with a May 1 1973 target. A new annexation policy seeks council review of educational impact to allow simultaneous annexation planning for school property and future student increases.
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Elyria Parks and Recreation Board
Elyria Board of Education
Parks and Recreation Board
Parks Department
Paul Stewart
Stewart
Elyria West High School
Elyria
Thomas L Showalter
Elyria car wash rezoning denied and plans tabled
Elyria Planning Commission denied a rezoning request to change B-1 to B-4 for a car wash at Lake and Bell avenues citing traffic concerns. A second similar request at Midway and Leona was tabled until next month after developers were asked to modify plans. The panel also approved two other zoning changes including a gas station on Abbe Road East and a near eight acre M-1 to B-1 rezoning between 50th and 52nd streets near Leona and Perkins streets.
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Midway Boulevard
Leona Street
Abbe Road
East Broad Street
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52Nd
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Perkins
George Rubenson
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