Rezoning plan for Gulf Rd apartments rejected by Elyria Council
Elyria City Council defeated the rezoning of 3.68 acres of the John Kucharek property east of Gulf Rd north of the turnpike from R-1 to R3A for a 36 unit garden type apartment complex. Four votes for three against with two absences. Councillors cited traffic impact and committee opinions.
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John Kuch
Gulf Rd
Elyria
H and J. Development Co
Kucharek
Hilliard, Rd
Larkmont Dr
James Corcoran
D-atlarge
Chris Nelson
R. E. Baird
R-atlarge
Kenneth Krueck
Theodore Emerich
Harold West
John A. Kafka
Leonard Reichlin
Fred Sanford
City Planning Commission
Building and Lands Committee
Regional Planning Commission
Baird
County moves to curb school dropouts in welfare families
Lorain County Commissioners directed Welfare Director Gerard Prinz to pursue a pilot study of school dropouts among welfare families. They seek action to reduce teen dropouts, noting links to truancy and later unemployment and asking for a full report.
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Lorain
Gerard Prinz
Prinz
Car Hits Pole Injuring Two. Pedestrian Hurt Nearby
A 191 convertible ran off Chestnut Ridge Road 1000 feet east of East River Street at 9 last night, demolishing the car and breaking a utility pole. Driver Louis Aspey 21 of 128 Garvin Avenue and passenger Sheila Aspey 20 suffered injuries and were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A second incident on Route 57 south of Grafton injured pedestrian Virgil Radcliffe 44 who was treated and released.
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Chestnut Ridge Rd
East River St
Louis Aspey
Garvin Ave
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Shiela Aspey
Marguerita Barth
Robert Horgan
Virgil Radcliffe
Canton
Rt. 57
Grafton
Radcliffe
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Medical Society to consider future use of Pleasant View Sanatorium
Lorain County Medical Society plans Thursday discussion on possible repurposing of Pleasant View Sanatorium as TB patient numbers shrink. County commissioners and trustees noted decisions hinge on society recommendations. levy financing and annual income figures cited for the facility built to house TB patients, now underutilized.
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The
Lorain
Kleinhenz
Pleasant View
Medical Society
Lorain County Fair pone yoke pulls amid muddy opening day
At Lorain County Fairgrounds heavy and lightweight pony teams competed in slick conditions. Glen Myers of LaGrange led heavyweight ponies Tom and Bob to a 6,300 pound distance while Rock and Mike driven by Bob Ray of Greenwich won lightweight with a 2,500 pound full-distance pull.
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Wellington
Tom and
Bob
Rock and
Mike
Bill and
Pepper
Langer
Lorain County Fairgroum
Santa Anita
Trounty Fair
Henry Geingerich
Winesburg
Glen Mylors
LaGrange
Trumph
Tom
Coleman Riley
Fredericktown
Dewey Hessick
Fremont
John Fenton
Findlay
Ralph Runkle Jr
Robrt Moore
Ravennia
Fenton
Trix
Roxie
Moore
Ike
Runkle
Bob Ray
Greenwich
Rock
Harry Dye
Southington
Nellie
Charles
Ray
Dye
Navn
Lorain County Fair
Hessick
Glen Myers
Mayor appeals to newsmen to praise Sheffield Lake
Mayor Frank Duguid urged reporters to avoid adverse coverage of Sheffield Lake. He pressed for cooperative, favorable reporting to protect property values, schools, and the city’s image while insisting he would not censor press content.
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Sheffield Lake
Frank Duguid
Pam
Dagid
Tim
Clarence Hambly
William Kennedy
Degeid
Knickerbocker Rd
David
Duguid
Nol Hinder
Ins
Beneft
Hewi
4-H Horsemanship Council to burn mortgage at Wellington
Lorain County 4-H Horsemanship Council plans a mortgage burning ceremony at the Lorain County Fair as the group celebrates completing the 140 horse barn project. The $6,800 loan funded a five year building effort with heavy volunteer labor from 4-H members and local clubs. The barn now houses up to 130 horses with improved lighting and facilities, funded by donations, show proceeds, and fair dues.
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Wellington
Lorain County
4.H
Frank Chambers
Elyria
LeRoy Schroeder
Elyria Tra
Amherst
Council
Myo
Trail Blazers
Chambers
Jack Temes
Trail Blazer
Btand Spur
Red Riders
Rawhiders
Rangers
Boats
Saddie Minch
Avon
North Eaton Light Reiners
LaGrange
The
Stablemater
Fair Board
Elyria Sadie Club
Far Board
Libel suit demurrers rule filed in $1 million case
Dr Stephen Sheppard of Rocky River sues The Chronicle Telegram, Managing Editor Peter L Stevenson and reporter Donald C Miller for damages from a February 14 article about deaths in the Sheppard family after his brother Sam Sheppard’s second degree murder conviction. Judge LeRoy F Kelly sustained a demurrer to dismiss Stevenson. Sheppard given two weeks to amend. Miller posed 26 questions. Sheppard to answer 17 focusing on his income. The suit was filed April 2 and marks the first skirmish of a potential lengthy legal battle.
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Bel
Stephen Sheppard
Rocky River
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Sheppard
Peter L. Stevenson
Donald C. Miller
Miller
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Keily
Stevenson
Dr. Sheppard
Shephard
Kelly
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