Urban renewal probe weighs city needs in Lorain
Lorain officials continue studying federal eligibility for a renewal program as Fire Chief Nickley rejects tearing the East Sand Street station before a new site is found. The plan includes long range zoning, facilities, and a warehouse zone for Lakeside Avenue with updated codes and a major thoroughfare study.
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Wallace Chapla
Norman
Duke
Chapla
Harbor
Lakeside Ave
Chapta
Firelands Retirement Center
Nickley
West Erie Ave
LMHA
17Th
Black River Township
Broadway House
Elyria's J Theodore Tracey Named Campaign Chair
Elyria official J Theodore Tracey has been named campaign chairman for George Kokinda of Lorain who seeks the Democratic nomination for state senator representing the 27th and 20th districts.
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J. Theodore Tracey
Elyria
Lorain County
George Kokinda
Lorain
Three Men Face Trial After Assault Case Continued
LORAIN A aggravated assult case tied to Michael Antonocci and three defendants was continued as Daniel s 22 of 2030 Lexington Ave and John Mitchall 22 of 2397 East Ave faced assault and battery charges. The trio denied knowledge of the attack while Mrs Antonocci said her husband wore a sling and was under a doctor's care.
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Lorain
Durfee
Daniels
Joseph
Andrice
Reid
Tonocci
Antonocci
John
H. Mitchall
East
Wrnce
Ad- Ave
Mitted
Kelena
Mitchell
Mittonocci
Hell
Norman Bel- Beller
Orseck Rae
Michael Antonocci
Lorain High senior wins USW District 28 scholarship
Barry James Coyne a Lorain High School senior won a United Steelworkers District 28 college scholarship worth 3000 dollars. He is son of Roger T. Coyne and resides 2742 East Erie Ave. The three winners were chosen for high scores on a Cleveland April 4 scholarship exam. Other district winners include Donald Edward Novorsky of St. Ignatius Cleveland and Andrew Michael Murray of Archbishop Hoban Akron.
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Lorain
Barry James Coyne
Lorain High School
United Steelworkers of America
Barry
Roger T. Coyne
East Erie Ave
Cleveland
Welfare and Education Fund
Donald Edward Novorsky
St. Ignatius High School
Andrew Michael Murray
Archbishop Michael, Hoban High School
Akron
Clean-up week starts Monday in Lorain
Lorain Service Director George Zunich announces annual clean-up week begins Monday in conjunction with National Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up Month. The city will haul away debris residents place on their tree lawns.
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Lorain
George Zunich
Zunich
Former Bucknell Athlete Dies in Philadelphia
Former Bucknell football star Quick died Monday at the Veterans Administration hospital in Philadelphia. He was a standout fullback and claimed the 175 pound bending championship in the 1990s.
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Philadelphia
UPT
Marnell
Veterans Administration Hospital
Quick
Bucknell
BPA to Attend Water Meeting in South Amherst
Robert Harding president of the board of public affairs announced the BPA will attend a special utilities committee and engineers meeting Monday at 8 30 p m at town hall. The committee will review piping water to South Amherst with a recommendation to the village council at the May 11 meeting. John Big water superintendent said operations are back to normal at the waterworks. A motion covers two new Buckeye Street homes under a water tap in fee agreement from the previous board. Buckeye Street waterling was installed when only the south side was incorporated.
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South Amherst
Robert Harding
Board ‘of Public Affairs
BPA
Utilities Committee
Town Hall
John Big
Buckeye St
VFW Units to Parade in Medina Loyalty Day Event
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6892 and auxiliary will march with their colors Firing Squad and Leaping Lena in the Loyalty Day Parade in Medina. The Chatham girls Baton Club also will march, assembling at Garfield School at 6 30 p.m. and starting at 7 p.m. A Fellowship Supper follows Sunday at the Congregational Church at 5 30 p.m.
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Chatham—Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6892
Lena
Medina
Chatham Girls Baton Club
Garfield School
Citizens Club Plans Third Annual Budapest Night
The Lorain Hungarian Citizens Club will hold its quarterly meeting Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Hungarian Young Men's Society on East 37th Street and Pearl Avenue. Committees will be formed to organize the club’s third annual September Night in Budapest.
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Lorain
Hungarian Young Men’s Society
East 37Th St
Pearl Ave
Budapest
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