Amherst to start nailing speeders crackdown plans voiced
Amherst Safety Director Joe Kohart told the City Council that police will crack down on traffic violators in the Route 58 area and warned that the city plans heavier enforcement. He cited $40 court costs plus fines potentially reaching $150 for excessive speeding and urged residents to slow down. He also addressed sidewalk safety for bicyclists and skateboarders downtown, noting limited patrol cars per shift and asking parents to teach safety rules.
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Amherst
Joe Kohart
Lorain
Ward 1
Mark Kocak
Kohart
Park Street
Kocak
Westlake woman certified to practice in Ohio
Donna J. Kes sell of Westlake has been authorized to practice pharmacy in Ohio, the Ohio Board of Pharmacy announced in Columbus.
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Westlake
Ohio
Columbus
Donna J. Kessell
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Norwalk Furniture
Kaplan’s Furniture
Mother lode scorpion ready to deliver any day
The Zirkles report scorpions are big sellers with young men and can deliver a painful sting. Scorpions are arachnids, not insects, sharing a class with spiders, mites and ticks. Arachnids deliver their offspring alive.
Noted chemist to speak at Baldwin Wallace College
Dr Carl Djerassi a noted chemist and Stanford professor will give two free lectures at Baldwin Wallace College on Monday May 4 He will discuss the future of human contraception at 4 pm in McKelvey Auditorium Wilker Hall and at 8 pm in Strosacker College Union on Science in Fiction is not Science Fiction is it Autobiography He is founder or director of four companies with more than 100 patents and this year will receive the Priestley Medal from the American Chemical Society for lifetime achievement
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Carl Djerassi
Baldwin-Wallace College
Djerassi
Stanford University
McKelvey
Wilker Hall
Front St
Strosacker College Union
E. Grand St
American Chemical Society
Priestley
Amherst Council Reviews Repaving Quality After Complaints
Amherst City Council plans a close review of Erie Blacktop and Paving Co. after resident Todd Skolnicki accused substandard repairs on South Main Street Bridge. Council cites engineer Milt Pomaranz, with 27 years on the job, to test and investigate complaints, as members seek proof of poor work before action.
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Amherst
Todd Skolnicki
Beaver Court
Erie Blacktop and Paving Co
Skolnicki
South Main Street
Council
John Higgins
Milt Pomaranz
Society of American Engineers
Pomaranz
Higgins
Council At Large
Joyce Mackin
ACLU to discuss abortion legislation at Oberlin meeting
The ACLU North Central Ohio Chapter will hold its annual meeting at Oberlin College Wilder Hall at 7 30 p m. The program includes discussion on abortion legislation and freedom of choice with Kevin ONeill legal director of the ACLU of Ohio as featured speaker. The event is open to the public.
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Oberlin
the American Civil Liberties Union
North Central Ohio
Kevin O'Neill
Aclu of
Ohio
Oberlin College
Wilder Hall
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Mother Lode
South Amherst
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Lorain County Discount Drug
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Lorain County
Lorain County Community College
Fairview General Hospital
LCCC
Fairview General
George Harris
Psychology Today
American Health
Finney Chapel
Prodigy Computer Services
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Cleveland
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Wooster Road
Rocky River
Arthritis Foundation
Revco Drug Stores
Revco Drug
Meister Road
James McDonald
Rehabilitation Consultants, Inc
Fairview General Hospital School of Nursing
School of Nursing
Steve Fogarty
Dorothy Leveck
City Hall
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Elyria
Norwalk
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Rockers
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