Elyria Eyes 1.5 Million for Gulf Road and Kenyon Sewers
Elyria City Council moves to apply to the state for more than 1.5 million in Issue 2 funds to repair Gulf Road and replace storm sewers on Kenyon Avenue. Priorities include Gulf reconstruction near Spring Valley Country Club and the sewage plant with total costs near 485 thousand and 275 thousand for separate Gulf projects. The plan also seeks 983,988 for Kenyon sewers with the city covering about 109,000 of 1.09 million. Mayor Keys doubts 1991 funding. if not, completion hoped for 1992. A 1999 residential repaving program is set at about 225,000 of an 18.9 million budget. Streetlight installation costs will shift to developers.
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Lorain annex plan labeled a money grab by Amherst officials
Amherst School officials claim Lorain City Schools seek to annex tax rich areas across Amherst Vermilion and Firelands districts to boost revenue. Superintendent Howard Dulmage and board members Klaus Bauer and Ron Yacobozzi warned of impact on Amherst tax bases while council members criticized the move as greed and an attack on local finances.
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AIDS clinic set to reopen at South Lorain site
Lorain Health Department will reopen its sexually transmitted disease clinic next Wednesday at the South Lorain facility, separating it from the city’s well child program. The Koury Building will host the clinic for 90 days while bids are sought for a permanent location.
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Oberlin minister urges tax dollars spent on enemies within
Oberlin The Rev Steve Hammond of the First Baptist Church urged reducing military spending to tackle social problems during Peace Week at Oberlin College. He cited homelessness blighted neighborhoods underfunded schools unemployment and nuclear waste as internal threats and urged reallocating funds to fix schools roads and social needs, calling for Perestroika on these shores.
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Veteran actor decries Broadway cartoons in Love Letters visit
Elyria television and film veteran G. Marshall, 72, urged students at Lorain County Community College to value thoughtful drama over flashy musicals. He cited Cats and Les Mis as mere action and argued poetry in words fosters human connection, while praising his stage work with Colleen Dewhurst. Marshall urged schools to teach the Constitution and arts appreciation to spark lasting interest.
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Obscene bumper stickers spark debate on road safety and law
The piece argues against a proposed SB 368 obscenity bill targeting bumper stickers. It notes dangers from distracted driving and discusses the possible breadth of the law, suggesting overreach could criminalize many common expressions. It mentions Senator Alan Zaleski and the potential penalties of a third degree misdemeanor.
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