Sewage Threat Divides Opinion Along Plum Creek
Debate centers on raw sewage discharge into Plum Creek from the Plum Creek Development Co area. Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion Fisher notes wastewater from 12 homes in the development enters the stream, potentially threatening nearby farms and water quality as the creek runs through Columbia Township toward Olmsted Falls.
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Edward Hayas
Anthony Picozzi
Cleveland
Rt. 82
Third Federal Savings and Loan
Marion Fisher
Lorain County
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Thompson
Elyria
Cowden
Agreaxi
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Kenneth A
Staten
Allj Fire Department
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Lorain County H welfare levy eyed to cover TB care
Lorain County commissioners weighed a proposed countywide welfare levy to fund TB patient care, juvenile detention, and county home services, plus possible aid for soldiers and dependents. Officials warned a combined levy could rise annual costs to about 2.25 million, with the TB and juvenile facilities especially strained.
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Pleasant View County
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Sewage Dump Near Creek Stirs Health Debate
Residents and officials clash over a sewage dumping site near three to four dozen homes along the creek. Ohio Health Dept official says not a major problem while local residents fear illness and pollution, as bank negotiations delay plant purchase and operation.
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Robert Manson
Ohio Health Dept
Cuyahoga Falls
Manson
Rt. 82
William Minnich
Bank
Don Shirley Trio to Perform in Elynia Oct 17
The Don Shirley Trio will headline a concert October 17 at the Elynia Elementary School auditorium under the El Community Concert Assoc. president Ernest H. Walls announced. The group, praised by critics, blends classical and jazz with a wide repertoire. No tickets are sold for these events. admission is by membership.
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Robert Shaw
Chicago
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Dispute Over Route 90 Interchange Delays Eyoria Plans
Elyria officials and the Ohio Highway Department clash over Interstate 90 plans. A consent ordinance cannot be approved until an interchange north of the jetty is fixed, with decisions likely a year away. Sheffield Village resists a large interchange. timing and funding for routes near Avon also feature in the debate.
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Sheffield
Rt. 24
Gulf
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Abbe Rd
Stretfield
Ted Emmerich
D-5
Council
Sntec-Sidewalks
Elyria Council
Elyrians
Emerich
Inerstate
Rt. 76
Avon
Rt. 5
Cty
Flyria
James E. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ramourt
Michael V. DaSalle
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
State Shedway Department
Hydrant service fee hike fixed for Elyria waterlines
A tentative agreement by Elyria city safety and finance committees sets hydrant fees at 36 dollars per year per hydrant, with a 50 percent reduction when hydrants serve two communities. About 284 hydrants in Carlisle Elyria Sheffield Townships and Lorain are affected, yielding roughly 8000 dollars annually for fire protection.
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Elyma
Elyria
Carlisle
Sheffield
Lorain
Joseph M. Grace
Joseph C. Cowden
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
New parking meters to be installed downtown
Safety Service Director Joseph C. Cowden says installation of 480 meters by Ferneau Inc. of Columbus will start early next week. The company supervised last year’s Middle Ave. test meters and will oversee the downtown rollout. The city authorized the contract based on the prior trial.
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Joseph C. Cowden
Council
Ferneau, Inc
Columbus
Cowden
Middle Ave
Broad St
Second St
Mathna invited to first meeting of regional committee
Lorain Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna has been invited to attend the first full meeting of the seven county transportation and land use study committee on September 12 at 2 p.m. The meeting will be at the Cuyahoga County Commissioners office. Also invited are Lorain County Commissioner James P. Horn and Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson.
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Woodrow W
Mathna
Seven County Transportation and Land Study Committee
Ieetine
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
James P. Horn
Elyria
I Charles V. Neeson
Labor Day closures affect Elyria area offices and services
Labor Day nears with many offices and businesses in Elyria closed or operating shortened hours. Courthouse and city offices shut at noon, liquor store and post office hours vary, library on summer schedule, and banks set early weekend closures with limited Tuesday reopening.
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Lorain Comunty
Elyria
Wind Drives Wide Pollen Differences Across Nearby Cities
A Chronicle-Telegram front page feature notes Elyria shows 385 grains per cubic yard of pollen while Lorain reads 39. Wind from the north brings pollen-free air to Lorain’s lakefront, while Elyria’s winds pass over vegetation. Ragweed maple pink and purple trees contribute to allergy spikes as winds move pollen across areas.
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Elyria
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
New York Recreational Property Prices Rise Nationwide
Recreational property costs are higher than last year in 54 percent of the country, while 40 percent show unchanged prices, according to the National Association of Realtors boards.
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National Association S For Real Estate Boards
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