A 2-C THE PLAIN DEALER, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1981 METRO RECORD "Metro record" is a summary of GLENWILLOW COUNCIL meetings held yesterday by county Voted to place on Nov. 3 general commissions, Tillage township trustees, election ballot two issues, requested city and councils and school by initiative petition, to ban disboards. charge of firearms and to ban all 8 hunting. CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS WICKLIFFE SCHOOLS SCHOOLS Adopted estimated general fund budget for 1981-82 of $7,967,320, Adopted 1981-1982 general fund an increase of 7.6% over this year; budget of $4.2 million, an estimated accepted bid of $8,850 from Phillip $480,000 le less than the current year; Berardinelli Inc. for concrete repair raised price of lunches from 65 to work and to install ramps for use 75 cents for elementary pupils and of handicapped persons; accepted from 85-to 85 cents for high school bid of $6,000 of Broadway Decopupils and from $1.05 to $1.25 for rating Co.
to paint interior of high adults, school gymnasium. Judge clears Rodgers in Lorain repair case For a second straight day, a fig- grand theft. Markus made his ruling ure in the Lorain federal home re- immediately after closing argupair scandal was cleared of ments by lawyers yesterday charges. afternoon. Visiting.
Judge Richard 1 M. Mar- Rodgers said, "I had a fair kus of Cuyahoga County ruled yes- attorney and a fair judge." in. Lorain Common Pleas Markus' ruling brings the scandal Court that evidence presented trials to a temporary close. Anthony B. Rodgers building did not inspector prove On against city Aug.
3, Elio Jacobozzi, forRodgers knowingly participated in ford mer A. city Prudoff, service director, and Santhe repair schemes. former community development director, return to Tuesday, Markus dismissed court to answer to more charges charges of grand theft and unlawful of grand theft, theft in office and interest in a public contract against unlawful interest in public Walter Mihalsky, a city building contracts. inspector. The two have already been senRodgers had been indicted on one tenced to 2-15 years in prison as count of unlawful interest in a well as fined $2,000 each for earlier public contract and two counts of convictions in the case.
Berea man arrested after fatal accident A 24-year-old Berea man, who the driver. told police he was fleeing from men Killed was Archie Pickett, 56, of who started shooting at him when 9317 Heath Ave. Police said his he talk to prostitutes, truck was struck at E. 55th St. and was arrested yesterday after his Euclid Ave.
by a car estimated car struck a pickup truck and killed traveling 50 to 60 miles per hour eastbound on Euclid. license stickers due The driver of the car was treated Owners of passenger cars and and released at Mount Sinai Hospiother' non-commercial vehicles tal for minor injuries. A passenger, whose last names begin with and a 21-year-old Cleveland man, was must purchase annual validation treated and released at St. Vincent stickers (No. 7) and have them Charity Hospital.
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ally. Last A building for the police and fire city departments, municipal offices and lion, said community center was assured this week with the passage of an income tax increase from to Unofficial figures in Tuesday's Heights plans for election were 607 for and The increase is exgenerate $650,000 annuyear's revenue with the income tax was $1.3 milMayor Thomas A. Hughes. Council interviewed at least 18 architectural firms and determined that the firm of George S. Voinovich expected complex Inc.
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