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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1965

Page

14

Amherst to charge property owners for unattended fires

Township trustees warn property owners they may be billed for fires started improperly and going out of control. The measure cites Ohio law and sets per fire costs, with a minimum first hour cost of two dollars per fireman and additional charges. The plan links drainage, ditching, and storm sewer work to shared funding with property owners and county engineers.

Zoning Appeals Board G Eouge Amherst Rowley State Highway Department Mead Chevrolet Oldsmobile South Amherst Rt. 58 Ternat Dr Wesley Rankin Park Ave Lorain County Elgin New York Central System Oberlin Rd Stang Rd Eugene E Roberts

Variance needed delays Lorain public housing start

OBERLIN The Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority must seek a variance before work can begin on the first of 11 public low income housing projects in the city. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear the request next Tuesday to permit construction on two lots rather than one to meet zoning rules.

Oberlin Lorain South Main St

Keystone High twenty students listed for new study program

The article lists 20 Keystone High School students in the new independent study program. Names include Claudia Hastings Donna Kincannon Kenneth Kulp Mike Prinz Margaret Newhouse Tom Ferlenson Doug Moulder Helen Bibbee Izabell Kolozy Bob Huddleston Tom Randak Jim Fields Sandra Pease Russell Steffee Linda Haybuck Carmen Gnandt Alice Adams Mary Lou Burrer Dane Adams Loretta Snarowski Nancy Martin was recently added to the program.

Keystone High School Claudia Hastings Donna Kincannon Kenneth Kulp Mike Prinz Margaret Newhouse Tom Ferlenson Doug Moulder Helen’ Bibbee Izabell Kolozy Bob Huddleston Tom Randak Jim Fields Sandra Pease Russell Steffee Linda Haybuck Carmen Gnandt Alice Adams Mary Lou Burrer Dane Adams Loretta Snarowski Nancy Martin

Way of Water pact criticized by Oberlin council

Two letters read at a city council meeting accuse Oberlin officials of not following the city charter in approving a 20 year lease with the Oberlin Golf Club for use of city facilities on Pyle Road. Former leaders protest lack of ordinance or resolution, three days’ readings, and public discussion, urging rescission and reversion to charter procedures.

Oberlin Pyle Rd Oberlin Golf Club James F. Long Grover L. Severs Ohio Severs Hugper City of Ironton Lee Redick Lincoln-West Hamilton St Sanitary Sewer District South Main St Lincoln-Hamilton St Long Andrew Stefan Eric Nord Fred Tomings Harold Gibson Douglas Johnson Saul Gilford Nilham F Hellmuth Jr Paul Hamlin Rudy Poszgai Kenneth Kern Citi Donald KR. Marquis Davis Ervoir Iellmuth Butler Charman Lysle Wade Elis Sim C J Cooley Louise Promotion Turner Frank Shultz Ety Hsther Carson Sperry Golf Club Golf Ab Arthur Hess Wallace Smith

Davis halts golf club water lease talk with gavel

Oberlin city council vice chairman William P Davis used a loud gavel to stop debate on leasing the city’s Pyle Rd reservoir to the Oberlin Golf Club. Former chairman Ene Nord called Davis the most high-handed chairman, as the meeting ended without advancing the agenda or approving terms. Long Nord and Stefan signed a letter challenging the prec edure and whether the council acted within the city charter.

Oberlin William P Davis Pyle Rd Ene Nord Davis Rand Council James F. Long Long Nord Andrew Stefan

Oberlin council defines sewer districts and weighs plans

Oberlin city council last night defined two sewer districts and instructed the city engineer to devise sanitary and storm sewer plans. The meeting featured disputes over reading letters on the council floor and a controversial reservoir lease with the golf club, with questions about agenda rules and proper readings.

Oberlin

City plans sewer district work and light plant bonds

The city will share 520,000 of sewer rate increase funds with 533,000 assessed to benefitting property owners. The Northeast Stork Sewer District No 12 runs from Walnut to Maple, east to Oberlin Road, following tracks and streets to origin. City Manager Donald Marquis says both projects should be finished this summer. Council also hired Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to assist in issuing 450,000 in revenue bonds for municipal light plant improvements, total cost about 596,000, with a 146,000 surplus from the light plant fund to reduce the city’s debt and interest.

Stork Walnut St Maple St Oberlin Rd East Lorain St South Park St Donald Marquis Squire, Sanders and Dempsey Cleveland Marquis

Yours Childs Health Talk by Firelands Faculty

Charley Wilson of Firelands Junior High School will speak on your child health to the Florence Elementary Parent-Teacher Association tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Florence building.

Birmingham Charley Wilson Firelands Junior High School Florence Elementary Parent-Teacher Association Florence

Excise tax on phones sparks Washington critique

UPI reports Representative J Willam Stanton of Cho, Ohio, introduced a bill to repeal the 10 percent excise tax on telephone service. He backs President Johnson on tax cuts this year, arguing that communications taxation harms millions who rely on the telephone as a necessity.

Washington UPI USA J Willam Stanton R. Cho Painesville Johnson Stanton

Ohio glass honored by Rhodes at state display

Gov James A Rhodes and Finance Director Richard J Krabach saluted Ohio's glass industry at a lunch with company officials. The event kicked off a glass industry merry go round display in the State House rotunda, with manufacturers including Anchor Hocking General Electric Owens Illinois Tiffin Art Glass Imperial Glass Associated Art Glass and Federal Glass. Ohio ranks third in U S. glass production with about 77,445 workers.

Columbus UPI James A Rhodes Richard J. Krabach Ohio Ftor Glass Statehouse Rotunda Anchor Hocking Glass Corp General Electric Owens Illinois Tiffin Art Glass Corp Imperial Glass Corp Associated Art Glass Studio Federal Glass Co

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