Middle Avenue Memories Echo Change In Elyria Street Life
A nostalgic column reflects on Elyria Ohio's Middle Avenue in 1945 with elm canopies, wide six lane design and recent loss of trees to disease. Reader notes urge pride, neighborhood cleanup, and personal responsibility to reverse urban decline. An adjacent letter recalls West Side shops and Route 57 site, while a correction fixes a Beebe house location.
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Middle Avenue
14Th Street
Middle
East 14Th Street
Elyria High School
Elyria
Ely Square
Midtown Improvement Association
Elyrians
Alan R. Meyers
South Amherst
Route 57
Klein’s Grocery
Gene Hall
Link
Robert Elbert
Shipherd
Beebe
Broad Street
East Avenue
Elbert
Barden
Samish Endangered Species Petition Highlights Indian Rights
The Samish Indians of Anacortes Washington petition the federal government to grant protection as an endangered species after long attempts for tribal recognition by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Russel Barsh, their attorney, says the approach seeks to prompt kinder handling by the interior secretary and questions past agency decisions.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Russel Barsh
Whose money is in your pension fund
Congress debates pension surpluses and how they should be allocated between workers and companies. The 1974 ERISA framework restricted withdrawals to terminated plans, but from 1980 onward many firms tapped over funded plans, recapturing billions. Retirees face cost of living risks as plans freeze benefits while profits rise.
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Congress
Karen Friedman
Pensions Rights Center
Washington
Friedman
Congressional
Bard Lindeman
Third Ave
New York
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Crowne Carson
Inzoke Armstrong Americas
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Cleveland ST
Sharon
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