Tale of a $2.42 million levy mistake unfolds
Since 1977 Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation grew client base from 775 to about 900 after 1978 1979 facility additions in Elyria and a group home opening Cutting costs and revenue gaps led to end-of-year cash surplus rising from 780000 to 2720000 as the board compares its finances to a middle-class household with 36000 income.
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Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation
Murray Ridge Road
Elyria
Analysis of 169 Board budget overestimates linked to 1977 levy
A comparison by Ellen Payner criticizes the 169 Board for five year projections showing overestimated operating expenses. The 14 page Narrative of Future highlights a graph of inflated costs used to justify the 1977 levy increase.
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Ee Sater
169 Board
Ellen Payner
LMHA Officials Deny Charges Over Carbon Monoxide Heating Claim
Elyria prosecutors file misdemeanor charges against LMHA Director Ronald Ashley and River View Building Receptionist Frank Glass after a fire department probe found residents advised to use ovens for heat until boilers are on. LMHA attorney Dennis O'Toole calls the charges groundless and says boiler activation will occur when temperatures require it. Residents and fire officials reported notices about oven use, later removed, with mixed accounts of whether guidance existed.
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LMHA
Ashley, Glass
Lora Metropolitan Housing Authority
Riverview Plaza
O'Toole
Elyria
William Balena
Ashley
Chronicle-Telegram
Riverview
Elyria Fire
Ron Limbach
Limbach
Wall Street tumbles after Reagan budget plan
Stocks, bonds, and commodities fell sharply on Friday as investors reacted to President Reagan’s budget cuts and tax proposals. The Dow dropped 11.3 points to 24.01, its lowest since spring 1980, amid concerns Congress will resist spending reductions and higher taxes.
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New York
Wall Street
Reagan
George Hane
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
American Stock Exchange
Congress
Reagan Faces Market Turmoil Amid Recession Fears
Reagan warned his proposals faced a rough path as stock markets fell worldwide. Analysts cited Granville’s warning of a blue Monday and fears of higher English rates. US long term bonds and London shares tumbled while gold held steady as recession risks loom.
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Reagan
Joseph Granville
New York Stock Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Lsted
England
Alchem-Tron awarded 60 day permit extension in Elyria
Elyria officials extend Alchem-Tron building permit by 60 days allowing time to begin the $812 million waste chemical disposal plant project on Infirmary Road. Mayor Michael Keys says the extension treats the Cleveland firm like other developers while the controversy over hazardous waste handling continues.
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Elyna
Cleveland
Infirmary Road
Michael Keys
Keys
Alchem-Tron
George Ferguson
Pete Shilling
Kosma Glavas
Elyria
Ferguson
Alchem-Tren
Willard Carmel’s Grafton class of 13 heads for business
Willard Carmel once led Cleveland firm McDonald & Co as managing partner. At age 52 he meets many small-town boys entering business and shares Carmel’s management philosophy and outlook. Also in Sunday’s edition, fish and birds gain attention as popular pets.
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Willard
Bill
Day O Connor to attend secret Supreme Court conference
Sandra Day O Connor on her first day as a Supreme Court justice will be the only woman at the justices private conference as they review more than 1000 petitions. The historic meeting marks her becoming the courts 1st female member. President Reagan watched as she took a second oath and donned the robes of office.
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Washington
UPI
Sandra Day O'Connor
Supreme Court
William French Smith
Chet Justice Center
Warren Barger
Ber Puedand
Joan
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Warren Burger
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