Highland voters question spending priorities on 8-mill levy
Highland School District voters at a Levy Committee meeting asked how levy funds would be spent if approved. Assistant Superintendent Baum stressed no levy money could be used for building, only operating costs. Board president Wise noted difficulty in fixing exact spending proportions but suggested using the prior budget as a guide. Wise pledged a possible 5-mill cut in July to offset a state funding shortfall, while Cowger explained the expected 8-mill operating increase and 5-mill decrease in the tax forms.
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Liz Sheaffer Granger
Highland
Highland Levy Committee
Robert Baum
Barbara Wise
Board of Education
Judy Laxman
Baum
Alfred Cowger
Brunswick’s Marc Hunter Named CSU Athlete of the Year
Brunswick star Marc Hunter earns Cleveland State University Athlete of the Year honors as the campus recognizes standout performances across major sports. The award highlights Hunter’s leadership, statistics, and contributions to Vikings programs this season.
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U.N
Liverpol
Brunswick
Marc Hunter
Cleveland State University
Mass transit plan could be key to funds
Medina Township groups including the Achievement Center and Office for Older Adults gathered to discuss a shared transportation problem. Agencies serving Medina County clients noted age related barriers in accessing services and the potential role of a unified transit plan to secure federal funds.
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Cindy Kudlaty Medina
Medina County
Achievement Center
Office For Older Adults
Kidney Foundation
Society For the Handicapped
Office For
Donna Fish
NATO agrees in principle on massive long range defense program
NATO summit backs a core plan for a 117 item defense study aimed at unifying forces in case of war with the Soviet bloc. The accord hinges on a 3 percent rise in defense spending as leaders warn of growing Soviet strength and regional threats in Africa.
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Jim Anderson Washington
UPI
NATO
Medina may pick woman superintendent
Medina Ohio board of education discusses two finalists for superintendent replacing John Kaczenski. If chosen, the winner would be Medina County’s first female superintendent. Final decision expected Friday after second interview tonight and consultations with staff and unions.
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Medina
Board of Education
Leonard Morse
John Kaczenski
Medina County
Morse
Medina City
CETA payroll funding changes amid Medina County transfers
Medina County Commissioners approved four resolutions to solve CETA payroll concerns after transferring 29 Title II employees to other funding. The move buys time but may still leave two payrolls unfunded. some workers may qualify under Title VI. A salary redistribution plan will send excess above 10,000 to separate county checks, and natural attrition may reduce payroll. CETA funding ends Sept 30, 1978. Interim Manpower Director Bob Hanwell will discuss $3,000 in tactical gear with the Sheriff's Department.
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Jim Woods
Medina
Medina County
Ceta Fund
Thomas Joanes
John Stricker
Stricker
CETA
Bob Hanwell
Sheriff's Department
Ioanes
Hanwell
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