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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1984
Page
2
A concise 1904 Elyria Chronicle Telegram item from April 28 notes a local matter of interest. It highlights community updates and minor events in Elyria, Ohio, with emphasis on residents and local organizations.
In Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Case No. 92943-84 First Investment Company sues Ted Brown Delia Brown and unknown heirs for foreclosure on a Maple Drive Lorain Ohio property assessed at 1505 Maple with permanent parcel 03-00-057-110-002. The complaint seeks recovery of 26752.67 plus 8.75 percent interest from Oct 1 1983 and monthly late charges of 11.00.
The court requires the defendants to answer the complaint by June 2 1986. The order notes that the amount rate is $44.00 and will continue to accrue alongside advancements miscellaneous expenses and equitable relief.
From the Congressional Quarterly the week ending April 6, 1984 notes House votes on key issues. The House on April 5 passed a budget and deficit reduction program aimed at reducing record deficits, reflecting party dynamics and fiscal priorities of the time.
Elyria police and fire records list multiple incidents on April 2 including breaking and entering at 824 Middle, 73 Be River Road, and 718 Lowell. vandalism at 539 Whitman Blvd. grand theft at 1302 Lake Ave. aggravated burglary at 908 Delaware Ave. shoplifting at Midway Mall. arrests for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest at West Side Lumber and Elyria Memorial Hospital. and later entries noting petty theft, negligent assault, and unlawful title transfer among other items.
A Woodland Avenue residence was raided during a three hour bowling session. Ricky Prosser found his home emptied of cash, furniture, linens, a 22 caliber rifle, a shotgun, a Honda ATV and a variety of other items. Neighbors saw several people moving belongings and mistakenly thought Prosser was relocating.
Elyria man Tracy Coon of North Ridgeville won a 3 foot Easter bunny in a Hills Department Store drawing with 855 entries. An Easter egg hunt drew over 200 participants and gift certificates ranging from 2.5 to 20 were awarded to local winners listed with street addresses.
The fiscal 1985 budget resolution, aiming to cut the projected federal deficit by 182 billion dollars over three years, passed 250 to 163. D proponent Pease Seiberling Dakar voted yes. Oxley Latta Feighan voted no. In Senate action, a Nicaraguan rebels funding amendment was defeated 47-43. Metzenbaum voted no and Glenn did not vote. A separate measure to block funding to overthrow Central American governments failed 51-44, with Glenn and Metzenbaum voting no. Another Honduran military buildup restriction failed 50-44, with no officials voting to kill beyond those already noted.
A six session computer course for adults is planned at New London High School from May 2 to May 21. Taught by Mrs Pat Lasch, it costs 25 dollars per person payable by the first session. Classes meet 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 268 of the computer center. Call the high school office 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to register.
Lorain County Soil and Water Conservation District accepts orders through Tuesday at 5 p.m. for largemouth bass bluegills and channel catfish to stock farms ponds. Call 322-1228 or 329-5352 to place orders for pickup Wednesday 10 a.m. to noon at Pittsfield Town Hall Routes 58 and 303. Bluegills 25 cents each bass and catfish 45 cents each. Recommended stocking: 50 largemouth bass and 250 bluegills per surface acre.
The North Ridgeville Pre-school PTA will hold a spring paper drive from today through Sunday. Residents can drop off paper at the collection bin in the Northridge Plaza parking lot to assist the drive.
The Lorain County Department of Human Services Medicaid unit moves to the human services building at 320 N Gateway Blvd Elyria, occupying the third floor. Contact numbers: 323-5726 in Elyria and 244-5134 in Lorain.
Wellington voters in precincts 1 and 4 will decide local option questions on May 8 allowing Brumfield Sparkle Market to seek carry-out beer wine and liqueur permits for its new Rt 58 north store. If precinct 4 votes dry the law could also halt sales at Geyer's Super Valu and Lawsons triggering concern among existing C-1 and C-2 permit holders.
Avon hosts the 11th annual Festival of Flowers offering a $500 scholarship to local high school seniors. Applications from guidance offices, or call 934 6108 for details. A 50 50 drawing at City Hall on May 17 funds the scholarship. tickets via Rose Super at 934 5557 or festival members. Parade May 12 invites all paraders. contact Ross Reid at 937 6534 or mail 35254 Keller Drive Avon 44011 for details.
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