Police blotter highlights multiple incidents across towns
Police log records numerous incidents including windows broken at Polar Bear Inc on Closeland Street, a stolen cash box from a Gold Circle Store, a cash and jewelry theft at Riverside Homes, and multiple two car accidents on W River St, Middle Ave, Gulf Road, and other streets. One arrest noted for outstanding felony assault warrant. pedestrian struck and hospitalized with kidney injury. no charges against driver in that case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Bear Inc
Closeland St
River St
Aluma Products
Middle Ave
Gold Circle
Midway Bly
Eddie W Ellington
13Th St
Sth
Gulf Road
Crestview
Abbe Road
Hilliard
Cleveland Street
Hellfield
Riverside Homes
Spring Valley Country Club
Hadio
Elyria High School
Bell Street
Walong Flyers Avenue
Lorain Corporation
New London school board delays Fitchville plan discussion
About 25 residents attended the New London School District board meeting to oppose a Fitchville School use plan. They submitted petitions with 250 signatures. The board postponed discussion to May 14 and will discuss contracts at the April 23 meeting. Roof-leak issues were reviewed and a roof-architect opinion was sought. Vocational agriculture leases were renewed for five years at 200 per month. Maternity disability leaves were approved for two teachers with sick leave honored over personal leave. The session included negotiations and personnel matters before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Board of Education
Fitchville School
Robert Glew
New London School
Bradley Koch
At & P.m
Howard Dulmage
Koch
Dulmage
Aliee Ward
East Main Street
Miss
Susan Drinkwine
Debbie Smith
Pease to Lead Ten Member Delegation to Paris
U S Representative Don J J Pease D Oberlin will head a ten member congressmen delegation to Paris for five days of joint meetings with the European Parliament. The talks will cover human rights detente economic trade energy and nuclear proliferation the 14th such session in seven years. The group will also meet with US embassy officials the French foreign minister the International Energy Agency the US mission to NATO and the OECD amid a broad regional agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Don JJ. Pease
D-Oberlin
European Parliament
Paris
Pease
House
Europe
Middle East
International Energy Agency
NATO
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Avon residents oppose sewage plan near Avon Avon Lake
Avon residents and a local Citizens group protested after a council brief adjourned, opposing legislation to allow industrial sewage treatment development near the northern Avon Avon Lake boundary. The council authorized a contract with the Ohio Water Development Authority, while critics argued no industrial development is indicated currently.
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Avon
Chester Road
Avon Lake
Concerned Citizens of
Ohio Water Development Authority
Thomas Wearsch
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Nelson Summitt
Avon Industrial Development Council
Lorain County Economic Development Commission
Cuyahoga and
Lorain
Lorain County
Wearsch
Miller
German students visit Wellington carded in April return
German student visitors from St Goarshausen on the Rhine arrive in Wellington and stay through April 26. The group of 15 students and their teacher Martin Rink with his wife Martina join host siblings, attend Wellington High School, and plan field trips and cultural activities including bowling, a field trip to Akron area, a WHS dance, and a March spring break. They will end with a smorgasbord at Bellville on April 25 and depart to Germany April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
St Goarshausen
Rhine River
Martin Rink
Martina
United Air Lines
TWA
Pittsburgh
Greyhound
Colonial Lanes
Quaker Square
Akron
Hale Farm
WHS
Mohican River
Randall Park Mall
Patty Hanmer
Raller
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Norton’s Funeral
Oberlin Day Care Center
Oberlin College
Murray Ridge School
Elms Convalescent Home
Bellville
Germany
Creston livestock report and local notices summary
Creston consigners sold 1 172 head at Creston Auction with strong calf demand topping 130 for back to farm calves and 120 for a top choice heavy steer. Hogs and sows sold varied, steers and heifers strong with top Angus and Charolais at 75.75 and 73.75, cow market down slightly, bulls strong to 73, feeder cattle to 77.85. Community notices include United Church events, VFW meeting, EHOVE board, and a Lorain auto crash leaving a 30-year-old woman in fair condition after Gulf Road accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gulf Road
Mary Jackson
TRE
County Health Board
Electrc
County Auditor's & Treas 'S
U Public Health & Welfare
UHH AG
Dorin Dee
Prin
Prin Ny Prin
Elyria man assaulted. intruder enters home
A 23 year old Elyria man, David Whyte of 1864 Middle Ave, is listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an afternoon assault Monday when an unidentified intruder gained entry to his girlfriend’s home. He suffered a head laceration. police seek the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Memorial
David Whyte
Middle Ave
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Sheriff's Department
State Highway Patrol
Rt Dd
Banks Road
N. London
Helen Payne
Don Pease
Amherst Books
South Amherst
Janice Szmania
State
Norma Higgins
Norma Jones
C-T
Creston Livestock Report
Penfield
United Church Women Quilting
A.m. Penfield United Church
Columbia
Needles and Crafts
VFW
Vermilion
Rotary
Noon
McGarvey’s
Avery
Ehove Board of Education
Ehove School
Lorain Dr
Gulf Ra
Elyrian
Grai
Chestnut
Vy Grafton
Oho
Chastine
Pallardy
On Qar YA Ances
General Fund
Electric Fond
Street Coast M&a Fund
Trust and Aey Fonds
ASD
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