A story in Monday's Election Guide said Warren School District residents will vote on a 6.5-mill

A story in Monday's Election Guide said Warren School District residents will vote on a 6.5-mill bond issue to raise the required 19 percent of the $170 million needed to build all new schools under the Ohio School Facilities program. That bond issue is for 5.5 mills, but along with it is an additional 1-mill required maintenance and permanent improvement levy as part of the building project.
A personal profile on Stanley Czeck, a candidate for Lordstown council, listed him as single. Czeck is married. He and his wife, Donna, have one son, Nathan.
Ruth Ann Horvath, a candidate for Lordstown Village clerk, is 54, not 64 as noted in her biography.
Michael Chaffee, a candidate for Lordstown mayor, is 45, not 55 as noted in his biography.
Glenn W. Holmes, the incumbent candidate for McDonald village council, is 45, not 55 as noted in his biography.
Ruth Ann Sergi, a candidate for Coitsville Township trustee, would like to improve utilities on U.S. Route 422 to help promote township growth. Route 422 was omitted from her priority profile.
Joseph Sanson, a candidate for McDonald council, is a project engineer for DOT Construction Co. of Canfield, not for the Ohio Department of Transportation.
James J. Mann Sr., a candidate for Warren's 5th Ward council seat, is an estimator/inspector for the Trumbull Community Action Program. He is a Warren G. Harding High School graduate. The biographical information inadvertently was omitted by Mann's campaign manager.
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