Wakeman to Approve 2.6 Million Commercial Housing Project
Hallmar Construction Co of Cleveland plans a $2.6 million development in Wakeman including eight single story apartment buildings with 40 units and a commercial strip along U S 20. A sewage treatment plant and infrastructure would be built once EPA, county, and state approvals are secured, with construction possible as early as this summer.
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Wakeman
Cleveland
Council
James E. Hallisy, Jr
Hallmar Construction Co
Robert W. Fuller
Avon Lake
Norwalk
Environmental Protection Agency
Fuller
U.S. 20
Kenneth Buckley
Jack Grady
Huron
Manor Realty of
Berea
Sandusky
Berlin Heights
Elyria
Lorain
Hallisy
Hallmar Construction
Woodlawn Avenue
Ohio retailers post 3 percent January gain in sales
The Center for Business and Economic Research at Ohio State University reports a 3 percent rise in January retail sales from December. The gain comes after December fell 8 percent month over month, with 16 of 25 lines showing seasonally adjusted increases.
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Columbus
UPS
Center For Business and Economic Research
Ohio State University
Ohio
City rejects Norwalk McDonald’s bond plan
Norwalk will not issue industrial revenue bonds for a McDonald’s restaurant at Benedict Avenue and Executive Drive. Finance director Douglas Colvin cited lack of city staff for the bonds and noted the Huron County Commissioners may still issue bonds. The project, costing about 350000 dollars, could proceed if other financing is found and the restaurant is planned to open this spring.
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Norwalk
McDonald’s
Douglas Colvin
John J. Pembroke
McDonald’s Real Estate and Finance Department
Colvin
Pembroke
Huron County Commissioners
McDonald's
Benedict Avenue
Executive Drive
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Weather forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s and a 20 percent chance of rain Wednesday with warmer highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Births list several local families and a few spelling errors. deaths note three residents including Mr. Arthur C. Fink and Mrs Freeda J. Broughton.
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Arthur C. Fink
Norwalk
Paul Kovach, Sr
Berlin Heights
Freeda J. Broughton
New London
Kennedy Assassination Debate Divides Voters On Oswald Solo Theory
A reader poll presents split views on the Warren Commission verdict that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. The sample shows 87 percent dispute the lone gunman conclusion and 13 percent express certainty Oswald acted alone. Voters also weigh CIA links and calls for continued inquiry.
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John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
Jack
Oswald
Sirhan
CIA
Warren
Celeste Outlines Five Job Revival Proposals for Ohio
Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste proposed five immediate economic recovery plans in Columbus aimed at creating thousands of Ohio jobs. The package covers housing, highways, industrial development, energy, and auto industry relief, with actions including bond authority tests, reallocating highway funds, promoting tax abatements, and building a coal gasification and waste-fired plant.
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Columbus
UPI
Richard F. Celeste
State Department of Transportation
Ohio
Celeste
Akron
Ohio districts warned to join vocational districts
Seventy seven Ohio school districts were told they must join an existing joint vocational school or provide an acceptable alternative by fall to ensure job training for every high school student. Board member John R. Meckstroth said many are noncompliant with state law on job skill training. In this area Seneca East Local School District was assigned to EHOVE.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Board of Education
John R. Meckstroth
Seneca East
EHOVE
Cincinnati TV Nixes Cher Over Costuming
WCPO-TV general manager Bob Gordon bans Cher from 7 30 p m on Sundays citing Las Vegas nightclub style in costumes. CBS offers 7 30 slot or nothing, while other stations carry the program. Network executive defends the show as high rating and suitable for Sunday viewing.
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Rick van Sant
Cincinnati
UPI
Cher Bono
CBS
Cher
Bob Gordon
Wcpo-Tv
Las Vegas
Gordon
CBS Network
Thomas J. Swafford
Six Doctors Quit Medina ER Over Liability Fears
The Medina Emergency Room Association at Medina Community Hospital disbanded on March 9 due to exorbitant premium insurance costs and many liability subpoenas. Six volunteer doctors left full time ER coverage, with immunity granted temporarily as a staffing solution.
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Medina, Ohio
UPI
Medina Emergency Room Association
Medina Community Hospital
Andrew Karson
Karson
Ohio Faces Minimal Population Growth in 1970s
Ohio shows virtually no population growth in the early 1970s while leading the nation in residents migrating to other states. University professor James C. Yocum calls the trend dismal for industry yet notes environmental and social benefits as Ohio remains a industrial hub despite urban declines.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio State Business
James C. Yocum
Bulletin of Business Research
Yocum
District of Columbia
Appalachian
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