Reciprocal tax bill appears doomed in Ohio legislature
NORTH RIDGEVILLE reports that House Bill 3, a reciprocal income tax plan pushed by Rep. J. Leonard Camera for the Firelands Mayors Managers Association, is seen as dead as of Saturday. Senator Paul Matia plans a Senate bill for April 13, but officials say a failed committee move could doom both efforts. The group cites possible double taxation as the alternative if reciprocity fails.
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North Ridgeville
J. Leonard Camera
Firelands Mayors ~ Managers Association
Jack Miller
Mayor's Association
Miller
Paul Matia
Senate
Robert J. Coutts
Doris
Matia
Firelands Group
Draft calls may go to No. 125 for May quota
Washington AP Men with Random Sequence Numbers up to 125 may be drafted to meet the Pentagon wall for May. Selective Service Director Curtis W. Tarr said boards will call numbers no higher than 125 to reach a May goal of 15,000 draftees, with pre induction physicals authorized up to 175.
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Washington
Pentagon
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Defense Department
Neighbor appeals fence dispute to city council in North Ridgeville
A Maple Drive resident, George Noll, will appeal to the North Ridgeville city council over a fence built by Robert J. Armanie on Avon Belden Road. Noll claims the fence intrudes 20 feet into Maple Drive right of way and past the front of the house, violating local ordinances and building permits.
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North Ridgeville
Maple Drive
George Noll
Maple Dr
Robert J. Armanie
Avon Belden Rd
Bernard Lysaght
Noll
Appeals Board
John Gallagher
Mechanics union ratifies three year contract at Stanadyne
The Mechanics Educational Society of America Local 15 (MESA) ratified a new three year contract with Stanadyne Western Division ending a two day strike. The agreement was approved by 51 members at Americana Inn after a tentative pact reached Saturday following four hours of talks. Union officials Herman Krueger and Roger Branon voiced satisfaction with the deal, while company reps Dale Cutler and Robert Buol declined to discuss terms.
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Mechanics Educational Society of America
MESA
Stanadyne, Inc
United Auto Workers
Herman Krueger
Roger Branon
Ed Rice
Dale Cutler
Robert Buol
Krueger
Cutler
Parts arrive for Lorain County Soap Box Derby contest
Derby director Dennis McDaniels said more wheels and axles arrive Friday to ease a shortage. Twenty six boxes will be distributed through Ben Lupe Chevrolet Avon Lake Bob Beck Chevrolet Lorain Prout Chevrolet Elyria and Milad Chevrolet of ya under sponsor Chronicle Telegram and four dealers.
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Amherst
Derby
Dennis McDaniels
Lorain County
Ben Lupe
Chronicle Telegram 1971 April 5 Page Seventeen
Chronicle Telegram page itemization notes coverage for Monday April 5 1971. The page highlights local briefs, notices, sports scores, and community announcements with concise items and period voice.
Elyria High to stage Man of La Mancha in April
Elyria High School will present Man of La Mancha from April 22 to 25. Rex Hagerling stars as Cervantes Quixote in the musical about the author and his epic tale, with a large cast including Dave Anderson as Sancho and Linda Sessions as Dulcinea, and a full team of directors and performers guiding the production.
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Elyria High School
Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes
Rex Hagerling
Cervantes - Quixote
Barbershop Society Celebrates 2nd Anniversary
Elyria High School hosted a packed SPEBQSA anniversary show. Chapter President Rod Nixon congratulated charter member Karl Holbrook, the lone original member since 1946, as The Easternaires performed a nostalgia filled set from The Music Man.
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Elyria T High School
Elyria
Spebqsa
Rod Nixon
Karl Holbrook
Easternaires
Picture Hove
Dear Russ Davies seeks local friendship during Lent
A reader asks Dear Russ Davies to urge Ely residents to offer friendship to isolated neighbors whose families are far away. The letter suggests reaching out in churches and communities during the Lenten season and directs readers to turn to page 18 for more.
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Elyria
Avon accedes to waste plant costs amid council vote
Avon faces a 40950 bill to OWDA for Avon's 36 percent share of 107850 advanced for preliminary waste treatment plant plans serving North Ridgeville Sheffield and Avon. HUD advances raise 12600, while council defeated a March 11 third reading to fund detailed district plan. Councilman Beckman questioned district plan costs.
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AVON
Ohio Water Development Authority
OWDA
French Creek
Theodore Beckman
Beckman
Chronicle-Telegram
Avon officials subpoenaed by pollution board for sewer report
Avon Mayor Nicholas Mitock, council members, and Law Director John Mackin were subpoenaed to appear April 13 before the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board in Columbus for a report on actions or plans to build Avon sanitary sewer facilities. Engineer-secretary G A Hall said the hearing starts at 10 a.m. Subpoenas were served by Sheriff Vernon M Smith's office. Bond issues for sewer construction have repeatedly failed. Hall added the board can make findings but cannot impose penalties. court action against Avon is ongoing before Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura.
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Avon
Nicholas Mitock
Avon Council
John Mackin
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
G. A. Hall
Water Pollution Control Board
Columbus
Vernon M Smith
Hall
Control Board
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Absentee ballots available today at Lorain County Board
Lorain County Board of Elections begins absentee balloting for disabled, military, and civilian voters with April 30 deadline for return. Elections director Lila Black notes in person or mail requests, requires notarized applications, and reminds that disabled voters may renew five years without new doctor’s permits. Hilma Seward cites 1970 primary request figures of 255 civilian and 94 military requests.
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U.S
Lorain County
Mothers resented having babies may slow future generations
Unhappy generation forecast as social anthropologist Lionel Tiger warns that many mothers resent interrupting careers for childbearing. He urges reorganizing work practices so women can have babies and careers simultaneously.
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Toronto
Lionel Tiger
Tiger
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Jeff Couture
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David Noe
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Denise Gula
Tim Masten
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Barbershop Society
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Abby
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