Elevated medical center hitch in Elyria city liability
Elyria eyeing a new medical center atop the Lodi Street parking lot pending legal review. Nova Company of Avon proposes a four story structure with a central core, $225,000 cost, and lease-backed revenue from parking and taxes. Local officials see potential urban renewal benefits but seek city solicitor guidance to avoid liability.
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Elyria
Lodi Street
B. Buehler
Cleveland
Nova Company, Inc
Avon
Edward L. Sharick
Carl Cumina
Gumina
Adl
Council
Paul Horvath
Gamina
Buiders
Cty
Rice
Abramoska Held for Mental Evaluation in Lima Case
James Abramoska, 3!, bound over to the Grand Jury by Municipal Court Judge Jack W. Dilgren on two counts of first degree murder in the stabbing deaths of his parents Harry and Huda Abramoska at their LaGrange home. Deputies later took him to Lima State Hospital for a 30 day evaluation.
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James Abramoska
Lima State Hospital
James
Sheriff's Department
Abramoska
Jack W. Dilgren
Harry
Huda Abramoska
LaGrange
Dilgren
Grand Jury
Lorain County Court House
Common Pleas
Leroy Kells
Kelly
Russell Sherman
John Botero
Elyria High School Class of 1923 Reunion Planned
The Elyria High School Class of 1923 will hold its 45th reunion on June 29 at Oberlin Inn, a casual gathering. Reunion program chairman is Eugene B. Smith, with Miriam Shaw, Helen Sherman, Gertrude Adams, Maude Beam, and Earl L. Lawtenschleger on the committee. The class originally had 111 members. about half are believed deceased. Russ Davies and other 1923 alumni are asked to contact committee members to attend.
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Elyria High School
Oberlin Inn
Eugene B. Smith
Elyria City
Princeton Ave
Smith
Miriam
Nee Shaw
Helen Sherman
Gertrude Adams
Maude Eleanor (Nee Davies
Henry) Beam
Earl Lawtenschleger
Bennie Boreman pleads guilty in Black River school arson
Walter Ben Nie Boreman 21 of Homer Township pleaded guilty to breaking and entering an uninhabited building and malicious destruction of property in the Black River Junior High School fire case. He was bound over to Medina County Grand Jury, with $4,000 bond, after witnesses placed him near Rt. 162 during the arson. The fire caused about $35,000 in damages to the school.
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Medina
Walter “Bennie” Boreman
Homer Township
Medina County
Black River Junior High School
Norman J. Stuart
Boreman
Richard MacMannis
Rt. 162
Spencer
Arthur Weidrick
Huntington
Weidrick
Allen Lundquist
Thomas Bangert
Elyria Catholic senior to be Youth Day mayor in 1968
Elyria Catholic High senior John Rodak will serve as the 1968 Youth Government Day mayor of Elyria on May 6, chosen by Elyria Youth Council during the general election at Holy Hall. The Key party candidate will join other youths in visiting city facilities, attending a city council meeting, and learning local government operations. Rodak, a treasurer and active student leader, is a 1967 Boys State delegate and Ford Science Institute honorable mention recipient. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Rodak Jr.
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Elyria Youth Council
Holly Hall
Jef
Jon Gorney
Deck Murray
Tom Demarya
C-T
John Rodak
Elyria
John
Ditor
Sith
Aggie Tulk
Denise Davis
Jane Murbach
Mark Straka
Jan Handyside
Tami Willing
Patty Smith
Becky Charnes
Elyna
EDCHS
National Honor Society
Junior Council On World Affairs
Boys’ State
University of Indiana
Ford Science Institute
George Rodak Jr
Indian Hollow Road
Support of schools levy urged in Elyria canvass
Citizens and Elyria school staff began door to door calls urging a 6 mill operating levy on the May primary ballot. Volunteers include PTA members teachers principals and administrators. Brochures explain the levy and visits offer taxpayers a chance to ask questions about the school system. Calls pause during the spring break and resume after school each week through May 7.
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Elyria
PTA
Lorain board head backs objective study findings
Lorain educators and officials tentatively approve the Ohio Education Association commission report on professional rights and responsibilities. President Milton J. Tomasek notes the study seems objective and that some recommendations mirror actions already taken. He defends board actions in levy campaigns and cites shifting teacher salaries as Lorain’s key problem.
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Lorain
Ohio Education Association
Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission
Fee
Milton J. Tomasek
Nightgown clad frat pledge aided by police
A Meadville student wearing a red and white striped nightgown roamed Wellington streets last night. Police lent trousers and shelter after police chief Racy Newmaan questioned him about his attire. The student, from Allegheny College, said a fraternity pledged him for initiation by being transported to Rochester and dumped out to find his home. He hitchhiked from Rochester to Wellington and planned to continue his journey this morning.
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Wellington
Meadville
Racy Newmaan
Allegheny College
Rochester
Lorain boy struck by car in front of home
Lorain child Merle Younkin Jr., age 10, remained in guarded condition at St Joseph Hospital after being hit by a car while playing in the street near 2504 Reid Ave. He faced possible back and head injuries and a fractured left leg. Driver Edward Alvarez Pena, 36, of 3841 Canton Ave, was questioned as police continued to investigate the 4:42 p.m. crash.
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Lorain
Merle Younkin Jr
St Joseph Hospital
Reid Ave
Edward Alvarez Pena
Canton Ave
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