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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
17
The article surveys why people buy homes and rent, noting tax deductions and stable mortgage costs as advantages. It contrasts buying a single house or condo with maintenance duties, rising taxes, and the view that real estate prices have steadily climbed since World War II.
The notice discusses excess parking and use of cars, trailers, and living spaces on unoccupied premises. It cites a 21000 pound limit and a 40 day period for visiting friends or relatives, with rules about trailers and vans. It warns that cars cannot be used as homes in zoned areas and mentions enforcement in city zones.
Fitchville Two announces takeover of the old Grange Hall as the town plans spring remodel. Volunteers outfitting the P shaped cement building expect to rent the hall for community gatherings and public receptions once ready. City aid for new polo and wire at public schools debated with proposal totaling over 151000 dollars. officials say legality and affordability under review.
A Lorain County Common Pleas Court jury awarded 2300 in a personal injury case arising from a traffic accident. One verdict awarded 1400 to Cesair Alicea for damages from the incident in Avon and the other 900 was for the child Jaci Ray. The suit sought 40000 against David M. Goldberg of Lorain for injuries to the child. The case was heard before Judge John Panera. Avon Avon Womens Club elects officers for 1974 75 term with Mrs Willig Kem as president and Mrs Mupene Super as secretary.
Ottawa says it will pull out of the ICCS mission by the end of June if the Vietnam situation does not improve substantially. External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp cited the Saturday ICCS helicopter shootdown and nine deaths, including one Canadian, as evidence the crisis is worsening.
The Democratic Charter Commission opens hearings in Washington to craft a new charter aimed at reunifying a party split by the Vietnam War and presidential efforts by George McGovern. Terry Sanford chairs as the panel plans state by state hearings.
Twins Sylvia and Lyn da Sadler announce engagements and marriages on the same day and both become new mothers. Lynda Saunders, soon to be Mrs Steve Saunders, delivered a girl two weeks earlier than expected, followed five hours later by Sylvia Giles delivering a daughter.
The Elyria Community Development Office at 110 Middle Avenue adds a second phone line. The new number is 322-3725 while 322-3900 is busy, per Norman Failing the Community Development Director.
The YWCA meeting originally set for tonight is moved to tomorrow afternoon at the YWCA headquarters. A plan to condemn a city owned house at 477 Third St is under consideration by the housing authorities.
Koncret is a computer print-out based sculpture exploring all possible combinations of 10 symbols. It relates to Pearson's research into color and was first shown in its current form at Allen Art Museum, Oberlin College.
Oberlin city council holds a workshop at 7 30 p m in municipal court to review financing for city hall. City Manager Thomas Dalton Will present figures on three options remodel current building build new hall or renovate the Westervelt avenue site.
State and county auditors will assist senior citizens in Avon Lake on April 25 at the municipal building chambers from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. The advisory session focuses on applying for or correcting homestead exemption losses.
A 5 year old cat named Dumb-Dumb chased away a burglar at her owners home in Wichita Kansas earning the title Hero Cat of 1972 from a cat food company. She won a year supply of cat food a silver feeding bowl a 4100.8 savings bond and a sign.
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