Lorain Talks City Hall and 75-Unit Senior Housing Plan
Lorain councilwork session discusses a seven story building on South Main near the Fisher Building housing 75 elderly units with city hall on the lower floors. Total cost about 1.8 million funded by city nonprofit or private developer lease to city and housing authority rent guarantees. Construction 1.5 to 2 years. city hall portion about 650000. financing unresolved between city or private partner. HUD approval for 50 units expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
City Hall
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
South Main
Fisher
Ward
Harvey Gittler
Oberlin board delays ORBIT junior high decision
Oberlin school board will wait until mid June to decide if the ORBIT team teaching program can extend to seventh and eighth grades next year. Ohio Department of Education reps will visit to evaluate data before funding options are set. Mildred Arthrell will join next year as executive teacher at Pleasant School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
ORBIT
Board of Education
Ohio Department of Education
Mildred Arthrell
Pleasant School
Births Saturday announce four new arrivals
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael RATYCZ of 4215 Pearl Ave. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jose RUIZ of 2152 E 29th St. A son and a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Ralph LATTIG of 4246 Holl Rd Sheffield Lake. A son was born to Mr and Mrs David GERE of 754 Hamilton Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ratycz
Pearl Ave
Jose Ruiz
29Th St
Ralph Lattig
Holl Rd
Sheffield Lake
David Gere
Hamilton Ave
Radio contest names Palomino mare Exodus in Colorado
In Colorado Springs a radio station held a contest to name the horse with no name. Winner David D. Rogers suggested Exodus with a note linking the name to America s song and personal escape from modern life. The horse will be housed at a receiving home for welfare children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Springs
Colo
David D. Rogers
America
Lorain High approves final phase of remodeling and expansion
Lorain High School advances Phase II construction bids and Phase III expansion including stage rigging lighting and sound system in the auditorium site work five new tennis courts and parking expansion totaling about 450000. The district also rehired teachers and approved salary increments and 13742 in football equipment purchases across three high schools with 122608 in paid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain High School
Board of Education
Community Group Schedule for Local Meetings
Datebook lists multiple town events and club meetings across Columbia area. Includes Columbia Game Club 8 pm at town hall and United Methodist Church services and gatherings at various venues such as Grange halls Legion Hall and society halls through the evening and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Ruth Circle
Wellington Announces May Spring Clean-Up Plan
Wellington village council approved a four day spring clean-up from May 10 to 13 with portable dumps behind the town hall. Residents may bring bulky items for disposal by Brotherton Disposal Inc at $55 per 30 cubic yard load and $60 per 40 yard load, excluding garbage and certain appliances. The council also authorized buying 285 feet of 10 inch concrete pipe for Est Street storm sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
George Brotherton
Brotherton Disposal, Inc
Elvrra
Est
Oberlin to Exhibit Munch Prints from Private U.S. Collection
An Allen Memorial Art Museum Oberlin College exhibition features Edward Munch prints on loan from a major private collection in the United States. The display runs from Friday through May 31 with early 20th century expressionist works on view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Edward Munch
United States
Allen Memorial Art Museum
Oberlin College
Leronel
Sarah Gamble Epstein
Washington
Philips Gallery
John R Spencer
Allen Art Museum
Spencer
Epstein
Munch
Burglars Steal Coats From Diamond's Mens Wear
Five leather top coats valued at over 600 dollars and other merchandise were taken from Diamond's Mens Wear at Midway Mall. The break in occurred between 4:30 pm Sunday and 4:00 am yesterday when burglars pried open a front door and exited through a rear door. The items belonged to Leronel and Sarah Gamble Epstein of Washington DC. Police identified no suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond's Mens Wear
Midway Mall
Mosher Sets Service Academy Application Date
Ohio district residents have until Sept 22 to apply to four service academies for 1973. Eligible juniors up to age 22 must submit high school transcripts and recommendations. Vacancies exist at Military and Air Force Academies. two at Naval Academy. 10 of 15 Merchant Marine slots will be filled statewide. Final selections are competitive and nonpartisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
13Th
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Roberlin
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Mosher
Military
Air Force
Naval Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Rayburn Building
Washington, DC
Taiwan Opens First Integrated Steel Mill in Kaohsiung
Work has begun on Taiwan's first integrated steel mill in Kaohsiung, a 322 million dollar plant that will produce up to 1.1 million tons of steel yearly after completion in 1975. The project signals a major industrial expansion in Taiwan's southwest, with construction underway to add a new steelmaking capability to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiwan
Kaohsiung
Church to host youth group from Norwalk district
United Methodist Church in Lagrange will host about 100 youths this weekend from the Norwalk district including Lorain Huron Erie and Ottawa counties. The program focuses on self awareness and self expression through art drama music and dance. Rev Stuart Stephens and Lorain district youth coordinator Mrs Shelia Kane will lead the event with the guests taking charge of Sunday worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
United Methodist Church
Norwalk
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Ottawa
Stuart Stephens
Shelia Kane
Stan Kenton to Appear at Newport and Monterey Jazz Festivals
Stan Kenton and his band will perform at the Newport Jazz Festival in New York City on July 3 and at the Monterey Jazz Festival in California on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stan Kenton
New York City
Monterey
California
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Robert Thomas
Thomas
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Thomas Dalton
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Carolyn Doughman
Madeline Grantley
Christine Abend
David Heilbron
Barbara Robinson
Glen Looman
Ingrid Seiferlein
Sharon Lowery
Barton Haigh
Flaine Willoughby
Barbara Habecker
Howard W Bahr
Joseph Smith
Donna Dunfee
St. Joseph
Paul Newman
Lee Remick
Henry Fonda
TECH
Time Magazine
Brando
Lorain High
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Cleveland
Milan
Fifth Street
Columbia
Town Hall
New London
North Ridgeville
Chatham
LeRoy
Ofs
M . Masonic Temple
North Eaton
Penfield
Society Hall
United Church Women's Association
Community Civic Council
Brotherton
Larry Sassano
Elvira
Service Academy
Elyria
Akron
Richard T. Bara
San Francisco
Calif
Kay Ann Sargent
Lodi St
David L. Darner
Troy
U.S. Air Force
Michaeline Ann Krol
Washington Ave
Robert Cutter Davey
Georgia Ave
U.S Marine Corps
Barbara Jo Horvath
Haddam Dr
Andrew Mi. Spanos
Indian Hollow Rd
Carlisle
Hattie D. Osterman
Abbe Rd
Walt Disney
Peter Scarey, M.D
Carey
Panavisacre
Metrocolor
Pth
Mall Torive Thru
Alee
Putlee
Advertising Council
US Forest Services
National Association of State Foresters
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
Stone Kiddyland
Cleveland St
Breezewood Dinner Theatre
Peter Ustinov
Sheffield
Lake Breeze Road
the Friendly Family
Amherst
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