Avon Lake studies waste disposal plan and zoning actions
Avon Lake council approved a feasibility study on a new waste treatment system with a cap of 5000 dollars. The study covers land use, shredder installation, sewer and storm water rerouting, and building alterations. The council also held a first reading to change golf course size from 9 to 18 holes and discussed zoning changes near Miller Road and Belmar area.
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Avon Lake Council
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Jack Schafer
Center Road
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Service Department
Miller Road
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Troy Junior High School
Belmar Boulevard
Redwood Boulevard
Curtiss Drive
Artsdale Avenue
Miller Rd
Electric Boulevard
Goodrich odor control praised by Avon Lake mayor
Avon Lake Mayor Harold Earley reported that methods used by B F Goodrich Co. on Walker Road to eliminate a strong acrylitic odor are highly successful. He and council members visited July 29 and said a steam vent system now traps the odor and condensers are cleaned when plugged.
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Moore Road residents challenge Moore Road assessments
Avon Lake council heard objections from Moore Road residents over repaving and widening legislation. A $1.25 per foot assessment was approved under suspension of rules at the July 10 meeting. James Gehring invites neighbors to a Friday 8 p.m. meeting at his home to decide actions against the assessments.
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Oberlin Board Names Three Administrators
Oberlin Board of Education approved three new administrators: Donald R. Schick as Oberlin High School Principal, Donald Crockett as assistant principal, and David P. Kessler as business manager. Salaries set at 15 500, 12 000, and 15 000 respectively. board also hired 12 teachers.
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David P. Kessler
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Auronson Rd
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Brookside High School
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Kent State University
Youth advice plan proposed in Oberlin
Oberlin council Vice Chairman Robert Thomas proposed a civic organization run youth counseling service funded by city dollars. The plan would partner with the Oberlin Foundation as a probation agency for juveniles and the municipal court, with Judge Goldthorpe and Police Chief Ferber expressing support.
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Zoning changes lined up for Oct 7 council meeting
Oberlin residents will hear two zoning actions at the October 7 council meeting. The first requests rezoning of the west side of South Main Street from RI residential to C1 commercial, with planning commission recommending denial for fourteen properties. The second proposes a combined flood plan zoning district along Plum Creek, with readings already given.
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Cosby joins University of Massachusetts as education graduate student
The entertainer Bill Cosby has been accepted as a graduate student in the University of Massachusetts School of Education and may quit show business to teach. University officials say registration and attendance are not yet certain and Cosby asked for privacy to avoid publicity.
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Sheffield school hires nine, trims staff and raises salaries
Nine new teachers join the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Board of Education as two resignations are accepted Bonnie Kirk and Michael Repas depart for further study Bethel Stump and Norma Croke also resign from cafeteria posts Salaries rise for 17 teachers with added credentials or experience New hires include Barbara Trich Jewell Rafferty Ethel Migra Dorothy Talbot Martha Lahetta Lawrence Brenstuhl Rose Schrauf Barbara Daley Barbara Gest and coaching assignments for Easterday and Holcomb with $400 and $350 pay respectively
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Bonnie Kirk
Michigan
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Bethel Stump
Norma Croke
Barbara Trich
Kent State
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New Rochelle
Ethel Migra
Dorothy Talbot
Forestlawn
Martha Lahetta
Faculty Lunch Prices Rise Five Cents for Staff
Sheffield Lake school board raised cafeteria prices for faculty and staff by five cents while student prices remain unchanged. Adult meals go from 55 to 60 cents, with pupils at 40 cents for grades one to eight and 45 cents for grades nine through twelve. The board also requires all users to pay unless approved for a free lunch under the poverty program, to curb unauthorized free meals after a year showing a $12,000 deficit in the lunch program.
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Pilot Head Start in Oberlin hailed upgrading urged
Oberlin officials call the pilot summer Head Start program worthwhile but require changes before repeating. Director Jean McElya cites lack of teen trainer preparation, untrained supervision, and low enrollment due to overlaps with other activities. She urges prein-service teen training and regular staff meetings for future programs.
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Jean McElya
Oberlin School Board
Car Fire at Chestnut Street Causes Minor Engine Damage
A fire in an automobile engine at 60 Chestnut St caused minor damage to the carburetor wiring and hoses. The flooded carburetor ignited gasoline in the overheated engine and the car owned by Donald Stanley of 138% Oak St. The same report notes a later fire at 820 Rosewood St in Mrs. Diane Vitale’s apartment with damage to a mattress and bedding due to children playing with matches.
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Oak St
Diane Vitale
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Lorain County appoints Viola Miller to welfare board
Lorain County Commissioners appointed Viola Miller of 951 Reid Ave to the nine member county welfare department advisory board to fill the unexpired four year term of the late Clinton E. Ward until January 16, 1973. Ward died March 3 apparently of a heart attack. Miller is chair of the Lorain County Welfare Rights Organization and an international WRO officer.
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Viola Miller
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Clinton E. Ward
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Batteries and tires stolen from Lorain Shell station
Lorain police report a break-in at the Oakwood Shell at 3815 Pearl Ave. Sunday night. Ten batteries worth 300 and ten tires worth 600 plus an electric drill were taken after a window was broken, according to owner Thomas Art.
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Oakwood Shell
Pearl Ave
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