Two men plead innocent in home breaking case
Larry Calloway 21 of 630 S Abbe Rd and Johnny Shavers 19 of 2138 Reid Ave Lorain pleaded innocent to breaking and entering charges for a Longson Avenue home intrusion. They are set for a preliminary hearing April 10 in Elyria Municipal Court with $5000 bonds each. A harboring a fugitive charge against a woman was dismissed.
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Burglars Strike Multiple Homes In Local Names Noted
Police report several break ins last night and yesterday. Thurman Taylor, 513 Walnut St, reported entry through a front window. Efrain Reyes, 359 Brace Ave, lost stereo equipment and a hair dryer after rear window access. Dan Thornsberry, 966 Oakwood Dr, found a $69 radio and a $25 piggy bank stolen after glass was broken from a rear door. Valerie Stanberry, 120 Clinton Ave, said youths ransacked her home with furniture and clothing scattered and eggs broken. A neighbor spotted the youths leaving.
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Clinton Ave
Minneapolis honors Mary Tyler Moore with city resolution
The Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution thanking The Mary Tyler Moore Show for free publicity worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Alderman John Derus introduced it on Friday. An advertising company will display a movable billboard reading Thank You Mary Tyler Moore signed by the city. Mayor Charles McCarty participated in a bear hug incident with Victor, a 7 foot 6, 700 pound Alaskan brown bear, at a wrestling event where the mayor tore his pants and the bear won by default.
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Dream comes true for Kennedy White House chef Le Triason
Rene Verdon, once Kennedy's White House chef, eyes a San Francisco restaurant venture. The 48 year old Frenchman, who left the White House in 1966 after a high profile dispute with a Johnson era food director, plans to reopen the small exclusive Le Triason near downtown with a partner. The move marks his return to the culinary world after years in private ventures.
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Man Held for Jury in Weapons Case
A 38 year old Elyria man was bound to the Lorain County Grand Jury on carrying a concealed weapon after waiving preliminary hearing in Elyria Municipal Court. Henry F. Terry, 301 Caldwell Ave., pleaded innocent with bond set at $500. He was arrested March 26 after police saw him assaulting a woman outside a downtown tavern and found a .38 caliber pistol with five live rounds.
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Huron Man Killed As Car Rams Bridge
A Huron man, 28, died after his car left Scheid Road near Route 250 in Milan Township and struck a bridge abutment. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred around 1 a.m. while he drove east on Scheid Road. State patrol reports list his address as Huron. Local authorities identify the deceased as Harry J. McCormack of Grape producers 360442 Huron-Avery Rd.
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Treasure Hunters Meet in Cleveland Basement Hall
The local chapter of the American Treasure Hunters Society meets the second Friday each month at 8 p.m. in the basement hall of Home Federal Savings and Loan at 12222 Madison Ave. Washington state and New York lead grape production with over 10 million dollars in annual sales each, while notable vineyards also operate in Washington Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Missouri Arkansas and Arizona with sales above one million yearly.
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Lorain may eliminate townships to add city tax gain
Lorain officials consider eliminating Sheffield and expanding into Charleston Township to coterminous city limits. The move would bring about 18 000 more tax revenue while shrinking Sheffield revenue and provoking potential annexation by residents. A council committee will weigh annexation of 220 acres along Pearl Avenue. Council also discussed LMHA housing site planning, road resurfacing cost sharing, Oberlin Avenue water line relocation, and a Third Ward self help cleanup project starting this weekend.
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Close Harmon's Beach to public is urged by residents
Lorain residents on Harmon's Beach petitioned the city council to close the 30 foot wide publicly owned beach at Ashland Avenue. They cite sex acts, threats, vandalism, drunkenness, toilet use, glue sniffing, noisy parties and obscene language. Council will consider the request after a curfew and patrols were previously set. councilman Gallo referred the matter to the parks and recreation committee for next Wednesday.
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State aid sought for sewer plant costs
Lorain council moved to seek state financial aid for a more than 6 million sewage plant expansion. Councilman Alex Olejko urged writing the legislature and governor as rates may rise to cover the city’s 70 percent share, with the federal match at 30 percent. He urged state law changes to help fund the addition.
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Sheffield approves container for park clean up week
Sheffield council approved placing a container at the Colorado Avenue entrance of Metropolitan Park during May clean up week. Residents may drop off disposable items incl old appliances. The container costs 55 to 60 dollars for one week. If successful, plan may set a precedent and protect against dumping outside the container.
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