Youths Elect City Officials In Elyria Youth Council Vote
Eleven of fifteen offices went to Jichi-Kai Party members in Elyria Youth Council elections at Holly Hall. Rand Kaiser won the mayoralty as part of the youth city government slate for May 4. Jichi-Kai and Progressive candidates secured council seats and officers for 1964-65 include Frank DeTillio president, Dave Roe vice president, and secrets officers among Elyria High School students.
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Rand Kaiser
Jichi-Kai
Student Self-Government
Randy Stevenson
Elyria Youth Council
Holly Hall
Jichi - Kai
Cecily Crowther
Will Miller
Sue Hoey
Joe Bonczek
John Ryan
Monica
Antonczak
Keiko Kitamura
Denny Crozier
Deanna Haag
Janice Hoagland
Progressive Party
Fern Murray
Barb Hull
Jane Schilling
Leslie Drage
Frank DeTillio
Dave Roe
Carol Dall
Laurel Vandemark
Will Toth
Celeste Kaiser
Frank
Elyria Catholic High School
Dave
Carol
Elyria High School
Randy
Laurel
Will
Celeste
Hearing set on sewer project cost overrun at Samuels St
City displays a sanitary sewer plan in the Samuels St area with an estimated price near 25 000 but bids push the total to about 51 900 due to bad soil. A public hearing is scheduled for April 20 at 7 15 p m to allow property owners to register opinions on proceeding with the work.
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Eugene B. Smith
Robert E
Kleinoeder
Samuels St
Klempeder
Warden Ave
Adams St
Lorain Blvd
City Order Authority
Safety Service
Fire Department
Stand suggested in phone dispute in Elyria council meet
Elyria City Council discussed a territorial dispute with Lorain Telephone Co over Rt 254 with area partly in Elyria Township. Richard E. Baird proposed taking a stand guided by a state report, while other items included liquor permit objections and repairs to city garages.
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Elyria
Lorain
Richard E. Baird
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Rt. 254
Lorain Telephone Co
Elyma Township
Baird
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Henry
Adelia Wizneski
Cleveland St
Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Birchhill
Art and Insanity exhibition opens in Milan
About 500 drawings paintings and sculpture works by inmates of insane asylums in Italy France Belgium and Switzerland will be shown in Milan on April 15 in an exhibition titled Art and Insanity.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Revised 1-90 consent law given final approval
Elyria city council gave final approval to a revised consent ordinance for Interstate 90 construction. The state highway department submitted the measure to clarify language and outline relocation of drainage and sewers. The route will be state maintained with the city paying a share of vehicle taxes toward costs.
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Elyria
Ohio Highway Department
Future teacher assignment goes smoothly at Elyria Public Schools
Keiko Kitamura, a Japanese exchange senior at Elyria High, joined 92 juniors and seniors in Teacher Career Week activities. She assisted in a Windsor School second grade social studies class, while peers posed questions such as how to eat ice cream with chopsticks.
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Japan
Elyria Public Schools
Keiko Kitamura
Margaret E. Edwards
Future Teachers of America
Elyria High School
Windsor School
Kitamura
Kelly Seabold
Peggy Lou McCurry
Carrie Decker
Nancy Baker
Diary Evidence Shapes Bennett Murder Trial Focus
The diary of Florence Bennett appears pivotal as Casper Bennett faces a first degree murder trial. The diary, found in a secret TV cabinet compartment after her death in the bathtub on December 20, is examined alongside calendars, receipts, and papers. Court witnesses discuss the diary’s timing and Bennett’s actions, while other exhibits include keys to the home and a 1963 calendar.
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Casper Bennett
Lorain
Bennett
Florence
Maurice Mumford
Long Ave
Mumford
Ray Miraldi
Chamber honors Chauncey Smythe with special service plaque
Elyria Chamber of Commerce awarded a plaque honoring Chauncey B Smythe for special services as Elyria Memorial Hospital chairman. The award was received by Haro Zealley on Smythe's behalf, who could not attend. Eight retiring Chamber board members also received service plaques, including James Hill and Paul Hardy.
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Chauncey B. Smythe
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Smythe
Elyria
Haro Zealley
Chamber
James Hill
Paul Hardy
Eugene Hubbard
Robert Fox
Richard Horan
Richard Lysaght
Harold Woltz
William Raddatz
Wind changes ease bad tasting Elyria water issue
Elyria officials report the objectionable taste in the water fading with shifting winds. Lorain and Avon Lake officials traced the problem to a chemical spill from a railroad tank car at the Avon Lake plant entering Lake Erie. State and federal authorities say drinking such water at low levels poses no serious harm. purification processes may react with the contaminant. Community leaders plan a Friday meeting at Avon Lake pumping station with health and water officials to prevent recurrence.
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Elyria
Norman J. Humason
Humasun
Lorain
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Humason
Agnew
Council
County Board of Health
Ohio Board of Water Pollution Control
Flags at half staff for Gen MacArthur in Elyria
Elyria observed half staff today to honor Gen. Douglas A. MacArthur who died Sunday after a long illness. Flags at the courthouse city hall post office and many private flags in the area were lowered in tribute.
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Elyria
Douglas A. MacArthur
Lorain Mayors Press For Central College Site Change
Lorain officials push for moving Lorain County Community College to a central site, opposing Abbe Road choice. Mayor Mathna cites dangerous intersection and distance from Murray Ridge Road proposal, asks trustees to reconsider and invites all to Thursday board meeting. Council vows cooperation if deliberation continues.
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Lorain
Lorain County
O'Neil-Sheffield
Mathna
Ohio
Murray Ridge Rd
Abbe Rd
Council
Woman Reclaims Lost $50 Bill At Elyria Market
A woman who lost a $50 bill outside the Elyria Fish Market on March 13 claimed it later. G Rorick Amos of 229 Columbia Ave reported finding the bill after the unnamed woman told Leo Livermore of the market she had lost it.
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Elyria Fish Market
G. Rorick Amos
Columbia Ave
Amos
Leo Livermore
Lorain County Personal Tax Office Extends Hours
Lorain County Auditor Joseph J. Mitock announced extended hours for the personal tax division from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and until 3 p.m. Saturday through April 30 to aid taxpayers. The courthouse normally closes at 4 p.m. on weekdays and noon on Saturdays. The deadline to file personal tax returns remains April 30.
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Lorain County
Joseph J. Mitock
Wnth
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