Cleveland air show to thrill 50 000 daily crowd at Burke Lakefront
Cleveland prepares for a multi day 1972 air show at Burke Lakefront Airport expected to draw about 50 000 people daily. Major acts include the Thunderbirds Lips Prime Precision team Knights and US Army parachute team with veteran pilot Robert A Hoover. Also featuring SR 71 and Titan II missiles among other displays and a plane and space model show.
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Cleveland
Burke Lakefront Airport
Thunderbirds
Lips Prime
Aes Knights
U. . Army
Robert A. Hoover
North American
Rockwell Corp
Luke Afb
Ariz
Air Force
Recoen Assance
Burke Air Terminal
Marriott Inn
Rt. 71
W. 150Th St
Cleveland Women’s Chapter
National Aeronautic Association
Zoning hearing denies multi-family rezoning at Westlake
A zoning request by Mrs. Betty Farver to rezone land near Clague and Center Ridge roads for multi-family use was denied by the zoning board. The session resembled a courtroom with 70 residents, attorneys, and city officials weighing hardship and neighborhood character before the decision.
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Westlake
Zoning Board of Appeals
Betty Farver
Clague and
Center Ridge Roads
Gareau
Robert Hill
William J. Bramar
Hill
City Hall
Ebert Berndsen
Berndsen
NOACA Meeting Sets 1973 Priority Plan For Seven Counties
Federal HUD officials meet with planners and local leaders at Boston Heights to craft a comprehensive package of programs for the seven county area. Participants include Lorain Summit Medina Portage Lake Geauga and Cuyahoga counties with Elyria director Norm Failing and Lorain planning chief Richard M. McGinnis attending.
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Cials
Boston Heights
Offi
Northeast Ohio
Lorain
Summit
Medina
Portage. Lake
Geauga
Cuyahoga
NOACA
Norm Failing
Elyria
Richard M. McGinnis
Lorain County
Westlake Board Grants Three Side Yard Variances
After a public hearing, Westlake's Board of Zoning Appeals approved three side yard variances. Carl Espy of Nuts Inc. won 15 feet for a warehouse addition due to no neighbor complaints and prior code differences. Henry Bruscino Jr. received a variance as measurement errors moved his new home closer to a neighbor. Don Mellinger gained permission for a central air unit in the side yard because of lot shape and a creek, reducing impact on neighbors.
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Westlake
Westlake Board of Zoning Appeals
Carl Espy
Nuts, Inc
Detroit Rd
Henry Bruscino Jr
Newbury Dr
Bruscino
Don Mellinger
Melrose Circle
Mellinger
Cleveland Briefs Highlight Homicide Toll and Indictments
Cleveland police report 210 homicides for the year after Selena Hannig 17 was stabbed and Robert Hawkins 32 shot dead. Prosecutor Grendel ruled Hawkins death justifiable after a knife threat. A grand jury indicted five welfare movers on 18 counts of larceny by trick totaling 1492 dollars. Also U S Representative Blatnik was admitted to Cleveland Clinic for heart condition evaluation.
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Cleveland
Selena Hannig
Robert Hawkins
Stanley Grendel
Hawkins
Cuyahoga County
Welfare Department
Massey Breshers Moving Company
Ace Willard Moving Co
Gary and Massey’s Moving and Storage, Inc
Jay Jackson
James Todd
U.S
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
House Public Works Committee
Cleveland Clinic
Bay Library Announces Story Hour Series
Bay Village launches a new series for 3 and 4 year olds starting October 4 at the Bay Library. Sessions run first and third Wednesdays monthly at 10 and 10 45 a m and 1 30 p m with pre registration from September 5. A mothers discussion group will meet during the 10 a m story hour.
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BAY Village
Bay Library
Westlake couple carves apple head dolls display at library
In Westlake Mrs. Lucille Hayes and her husband Lloyd craft dolls with faces carved from apples. The process takes 20 to 45 minutes to carve, then five to six weeks of drying before sealing with lacquer. A dozen dolls are on display at Porter Library, after earning fifth place at the County Fair.
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Lloyd
Lucille Hayes
Porter Library
Haye
Westlake
Hilliard Rd
Hayes
Center Ridge Rd
Curahoga County
Tax repeal push could start signatures now in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers discuss placing a constitutional amendment repealing the state income tax on the November ballot. Rep. Joseph Tulley says signatures can be gathered parallel to court challenges, while elections counsel Marsh warns the May ballot remains likely if petitions proceed slowly.
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Columbus
UPI
Joseph P. Tulley
Mentor
Legal Ac
Tulley
James R. Marsh
Secretary of State
Marsh
Ohio
Brown
Mayfield Road Drive-In sued for $2.25 million over carbon monoxide injuries
Demetrius Terentiuk, 20, and his parents sue The Mayfield Road Drive-In Theater Inc in Geauga County for negligence after Terentiuk and Robin Oblander, 17, were exposed to carbon monoxide while the engine ran to stay warm. A sheriff found the pair after a 4:20 a.m. call. Oblander died, Terentiuk lost use of both legs and faces medical costs over $24,000.
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Cleveland
Mayfield Road
Terentiuk
Robin Oblander
Sheriff's
Poison Queen of Cleveland Dies at 84 in Reformatory
Emma Colavito once dubbed the Poison Queen of Cleveland died at Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville at age 84. A nurse by trade, she served life terms for the 1920 murder of Marino Costanzo and earlier faced trials related to the 1919 slaying of publisher Daniel J. Kaber. Her case spanned multiple trials, imprisonments, and a controversial survival of major surgery in 1955.
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Cleveland
Emma Colavito
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Big Emma
Reformatory
Marino Costanzo
Lakewood
Daniel J. Kaber
Kaber
Colavito
Costanzo
Workman Injured as Ditch Collapses in Brookpark
A Brookpark man working on a sewer excavation on Allen Drive was injured when a ditch collapsed burying him up to his waist. Tony Pariello was treated at Bay View Hospital for back and facial injuries after rescue by Westlake Fire Department crews.
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Westlake
Brookpark
Allen Drive
Tony Pariello
Middlebrook Dr
Bay View Hospital
Westlake Fire Department
Pariello
Town Hadley Guecho Offers $50 For Best Joke
In Guecho Spain the town offers a 50 dollar prize for the best joke teller judged in the town square. Organizers say jokes about the town hall are allowed but must stay within good taste.
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Guecho
Spain
UPI
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