Black River School District voters to decide 5-mill levy
A special election on August 1 will ask voters to approve a 5-mill, two-year operating levy for the Black River School District with estimated annual revenue of about 158,800. Superintendent Searing had proposed 7 mills to restore cut programs and cover existing debts, but the board backed the lower measure to ease tax burdens.
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Neysa Stroup Spencer
Black River
Stanley Searing
Searing
Board of Education
Medina County
Board backs stadium plans amid opposition arguments
Medina school board President Leonard Morse confirmed plans to build the athletic complex despite persistent objections from Concerned Citizens for Education. The board argues the $7,000 renovation proposal is insufficient and notes years of study and input from parents teachers and citizens.
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Pam Hall Medina
Board of Education
Leonard Morse
Morse
Ray Miller
Concerned Citizens For Education
Concerned Citizens Group
Miller
County seniors set for night of awards and performances
Medina County to celebrate Senior Citizen's Day with a 7 p.m. program in the County Administration Building auditorium. Guest speaker Tom Haley of WKYC-TV will address attendees as county groups present arts crafts photography needlework and other works. Local groups from around the county will entertain with singing programs. The event is sponsored by the County Office of Older Adults.
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Medina
Medina County
Tom Haley
Wkyc-Tv
Highland Levy Committee hosts voters on 8 mill operating levy
Highland School District residents asked questions at a public meeting about the proposed 8 mill operating levy on the June 6 ballot. Levy Chair Ron Bischof and Board member Judy Laxman explained tax mechanics, noting shared state protections and current operating mills. Supt. Alfred Cowger cited inflation and said the levy would fund a preventative maintenance program for schools.
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Levy Committee
Ron Bischof
Highland
Laxman
Alfred Cowger
Richfield Man Crafts Grandfather Clocks As Hobby
Harry G. Heydorn of Hinckley Township began building grandfather clocks after seeing high costs. Over three years he has made three clocks at his mother’s Hinckley home, combining woodworking and clock repair. He orders movements from Germany and works on weekends with help from his 14-year-old daughter, Sandra. He plans to pursue clockmaking further while holding a job at Municipal Light and Power in Cleveland.
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Harry Heydorn
Brunswick High School
Hinckley
Gazette
Doris Kilbane Hinckley
Harry G. Heydorn
Ritchfield
Helen Heydorn
Municipal Light and Power
Cleveland
Heydorn
Muny Light
Sandra
County wrestlers win honors on KSU awards program
Two county residents grab honors on KSU wrestling awards program. Harrisville landfill condition prompts inspection by county.
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KSU
Harrisville
Senate approves sale of jets to Mideast nations
The Senate voted 54 to 44 to sell F-15 warplanes to Saudi Arabia Egypt and Israel in a $5 billion package. Supporters say it strengthens ties and peace prospects. opponents warn it jeopardizes Israel's security and U.S. commitments. Carter pledged focus on a lasting peace.
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Senate
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
Carter
Congress
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mideast
U.S
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