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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1990
Page
14
A Northeast Ohio IX Center symposium gathered about 60 exhibitors and New Age thinkers as organizers hailed the event as a milestone. Skeptics viewed attendees as fringe, yet the piece notes sincere seekers exploring energy, relaxation, natural foods, and mind based health beyond conventional medicine.
In Oberlin the city council approved a second reading to rezone property on the south side for the Station Square shopping center despite opposition from Councilman Herb Willis and Councilwoman Linda Lewis. Willis cited long standing sewer problems, while developer Kenny Clark pushed for rezoning clarifications amid maps from 1971 and 1972. The site includes the Gasholder House and plans for a McDonald’s, a supermarket, and a drug store. Former council member David Bruno touted potential jobs and funding for sewer improvements.
Elyria educators push creative math to curb boredom and boost relevance. Teachers like Michele Stef fan-Roth and Sharon Woodrum urge problem solving, data collection, and real world applications to prepare students for the job market.
Lorain City Council plans a 90 day reopening of the Pearl Avenue AIDS clinic in South Lorain to accept bids and locate a permanent site. Health Commissioner Tomaszewski and Mayor Olejko pushed for the temporary facility while the Lorain Health Board faced closure after failing to obtain outside bids. Michael Koury supported temporary housing at the Pearl site noting the clinic’s need.
Elyria City Council's Utilities Committee approved a list of nine residential repaving projects likely to be completed this year. Assistant City Engineer John Hart will present the list to the Finance Committee on Wednesday.
The Ohio Ethics Commission will review the city of Elyria's investigation into Safety Service Director Arnold Tollett's dealings with insurance contracts. City Law Director Scott Serazin found no conflict of interest and a spokeswoman said a ruling is months away due to backlogs.
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