Three Injured In Traffic Two Charged In DWI
Three people were injured in two traffic accidents and two drivers were charged with driving while intoxicated. Richard Bislich, 27, and passenger Clifford Brotherton, 26, were hurt in a Lake Ave collision with John Strenkel. Harold Casper, 30, was charged after rear ending a truck on Cook Rd. Donald Wolfe, 36, collided with a utility pole. All incidents occurred within hours and were investigated by deputies Brainerd and Zieba.
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Sheriff Department
Richard Bislich
Eaton Blvd
Grafton
Lake Ave
John Strenkel
Gary Ave
Lorain
Bislich
DWI
Clifford Brotherton
Cleveland St
Brotherton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold Casper
Bagley
Berea
Cook Rd
Eddie Crittenden
Cleveland
Casper
Donald Wolfe
East Bridge St
Summerset Dr
Edward Brainerd
Henry Zieba
Council OK Expected For Vote On Tax
A routine city council meeting is seen Monday night with the main issue to place the income tax referendum on the ballot. The council already 8-1 endorsed the finance committee report and certification to the county board of elections is expected. A potential discussion on a water contract with Ridgeville Township may resume, including pumpage and metering changes.
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County Board of Elections
Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville
Wellington Man Charged After Crash
Willie R. Stanley of 11544 Herrick Wellington pleaded innocent in Eyiria Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated after a collision on Rt 68. He was stopped at Jones Rd and Rt 58, veered over the centerline, and collided head on with Fred D. Settle of Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Bond set at 500 dollars, trial scheduled for Sept. 20.
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Willie R. Stanley
Herrick Wellington
Eyiria
State Patrol
Rt. 68
Jones Rd
Stanley
Rt. 58
Fred D. Settle
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Settle
Kitchen Cabinet Fell Injures Avon Woman Seeks 10150
Audrey J. Gram of Avon files a $10,150 suit against Eaton Construction Co. of Cleveland claiming faulty construction and improper installation caused a wall cabinet to fall on May 5, injuring her and breaking glassware. The home was built by the defendant.
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Audrey J. Gram
Carleen Avp
Avon
Eaton Construction Co
Cleveland
Owliver the Owl and Hawk Household in LaGrange
Dick Jackson 18 and his younger brother Dave 15 keep a feathered menagerie in LaGrange including two redtails two gosh hawks a Cooper's hawk an owl and a crow named Jim. They train the birds for falconry while Dick plans zoology studies at Baldwin Wallace College and a future with National Geographic.
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Lagrange
Oliver
Oliver-Owliver
Dick Jackson
Rt. 303
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Baldwin-Wallace College
National Geographic
Jim
Dave
Jackson
Sport
Statter
Nominating Petitions Filed in Lorain County In One Day
In a flurry of activity before the Wednesday deadline 30 nominating petitions were filed between noon Friday and noon today at the Lorain County Board of Elections. The list includes candidates for village councils school boards and township trustees across Avon Avon Lake Oberlin Columbia Ridgeville Amherst and Vermilion on the Lake, with multiple incumbents named.
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Lorain County Board of Eleciions
Grafton
D. John Groboske
Willard L. Kilpatrick
John G. Keisler
Virginia Denes
Frank A. Denes
Board of Public Affairs
Clarence Metzger
Ridgeville Township
Emory C. Hershey
John Pais
Keystone Local School District Board of Education
George Lauer
Dean Smith
Avon Village
Theresa Wagner
Ray
Collins
Harry Babzak
Avon Lake
Elizabeth Frances Goldbach
Oberlin City
Stanley P. Zuris
Frances, Chamberlain
Oberlin
Robert EB. Singleton
Columbia
Carroll Jones
Newton D. Reehorst
Harold Rabung
Eaton ‘Township
Elton C. Hill
Penfield Township
W. H. Myers
Vermilion - ON - The-Lake Village
William A. Northex
Lagrange Village
Turn Limitation To Be In Force At Intersection
Police officials announce a new left turn ban at Broad St and West Ave during peak hours. A neon No Left Turn sign will restrict southbound vehicles from turning east onto Broad St when lit. The aim is to push traffic south on Chestnut St and free Broad St storage during rush periods. Sign hours are 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm weekdays and 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays.
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Broad St
West Ave
Maurice C. Flood
C. L. Cordrey
Chestnut St
Schoepfle Named A Campaign Chairman For United Fund Drive
Otto B. Schoepfle, president of Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co., is named Chairman A for the United Fund drive with three new campaign executives to direct phases from October 14 to 24. William S H Olsen announces the three-group structure Groups A B and C to coordinate solicitation efforts and divide leadership across Industrial Corporate and Commercial divisions.
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United Fund Campaign Organization
Otto B. Schoepfle
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Chronicle-Telegram
William S H. Olsen
J Olsen
Schoepfle
Gorl
United Fund
Schoepflce
Community ‘Chest
Commercial
United Fund Campagns
Ymca Board of Trustees
Real Estate Tax Revenue Reported by County Treasurer
County treasurer reports mid year real estate tax yield at 5 303 371 dollars with additional receipts bringing total to 6 334 82. Delinquent payments incur a 10 percent penalty and will be credited to the next collection period early next year.
Elyria Council Considers One Percent Income Tax Vote
Lorain County CIO Council opposes a city personal income tax for Elyria and backs a levy alternative to fund a $400,000 annual capital program. Mayor Keys and Councilman O'Donnell clash over the tax while union leaders urge a clear democratic choice and suggest including a property levy on the ballot.
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Elyria
Keys
Lorain
CIO Council
Joseph R. Tomasic
CSO Council
Citzens of
Cityleity Council
J Council
Levy Vale
CIO
O'Donnell
Elyria Council
Exemptions debated in Elyria income tax proposal
Mayor J Grant Keys outlines that details of the proposed Elyria municipal income tax are undecided and will follow state law. Exemptions include military active duty income and income of many nonprofit institutions. others may be set by city voters or the mayor. All income types would be taxed if state law allows.
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Keys
O'Donnell
Elyria
Miyrke
J. Grant. Keys
Ife
Ite
Ohio
Lorain Beaches Labeled Unsafe After Water Tests
Lorain city health board declares two beaches unsafe for swimming after a month of testing. Lakeview Park shows 4700 coliform per milliliter in July, Century Park 9180, versus a safe level of 1000. Century Beach has been closed for two years and will stay closed.
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Lorain
City Board of Health Today
Lakeview Park
Century Park
Park Board
I. C. Riggin
Riggin
Lakeview Beach
Will Pod
Louis Bromson
Tisk
Century Beach
Bromson
Health Department
Sabrina Fun attracts small crowd on first night
A receptive though small audience attended Playmakers summer theater at Eliida High School for Sabrina Fun. The cast included Sabrina played by Neney Lorvath and Linus Larrabee Jr. with replacements praised for roles and a repeat performance planned at 8:30.
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Suromer Theater
Sabrina
Eliida High School
Neney Lorvath
Irltz McDonough
Linus Larrabee Jr
Bill Erickson
David Larrabee
Anne Madden
Mrs. Larrabee
Tie
Attorney to Enter General Denial in Halon Estates Streets Suit
Richard Baird plans a general denial on behalf of Faton Jiames Ene in a Lorain County case over dead end streets in Halon Estates. The suit, a specific performance action filed June 24 by David and Cunnevere Kreewinski, seeks relief for property owners.
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Vaton
Richard Baird
Faton Jiames Ene
Lee Rd
Cleveland
Lorain County
Eaton Homes Inc
Caine
Ally
Baird
John Gallagher
Guests at School Street Studio Buffet Following Tonight’s Show
The article notes guests joining a cast buffet party after tonight’s performance at the School Street Studio. The event accompanies ongoing trends and features cash at the buffet.
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Ste le
St. Studi
TV Appearance Delay Disappoints Lay Family
Mrs. Theodore Lay and five of her eight children were selected to appear on Strike It Rich but the episode was delayed. She recalls sightseeing in New York during the wait and says the family faced medical bills over 5000 dollars after Lay endured eight operations since last April. She hopes the show will feature their story after Warren Hull returns.
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SOUT
Hie
New York
Lay
Opragrart Pudges
Hi Family
Hull
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Elyria City
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Roategy
Dave Jackson
Miver
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