Mixed reactions to Lorain small weapons control proposal
Lorain council hears a draft bill to curb sales of small firearms as supporters push for early action. Opponents warn limits hurt law abiding citizens while police and civic groups cite recent shootings and argue for stricter regulation at the national level.
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Street Lighting Subcommittee Sets December 16 Meeting
A Lorain street lighting subcommittee meets to discuss adding S17.08 to the annual lighting bill. Chairman James Parobek noted a tentative December 26 date for the session and related finance committee considerations.
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Committee To Study Pay Raise Proposals In Lorain
City Council finance and claims committee will study proposed salary increases for municipal employees in a Dec. 15 session. The review notes omissions for the Municipal Court, city sealer, and Civil Service Commission members and outlines costs for permanent increases and other granted raises.
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Hearing loss ad promises free test and help
An advertisement warns that untreated hearing loss worsens and harms health and relationships. It urges immediate action with Sonofone and offers a free confidential hearing test with no obligation, inviting in person visits, phone calls, or written requests.
Sanitation Payroll Fund Boost Sees Budget Shifts
The city approves transfer of funds from service departments to the sanitation department to boost the sanitation payroll. Previous year shifts moved SAMO and similar funds. current action reallocates $44,819.51 from remaining street lighting and general accounts to cover sanitation payroll needs. Other transfers include amounts from water works welfare and general accounts totaling several thousand dollars.
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Lorain Police Report Multiple Vehicle Breakins and Accidents
Five Ford Motor Co workers report cars entered and ransacked on Baumhart Road. Stolen items include a portable spotlight from Paul Maxwell and a suitcase, wheel, and tire from Joseph Beatnicle. Several residents on East 34th Street West 1th Street and Olive Street lodged complaints of tampering and vandalism. multiple drivers charged with hit and run and failure to control, including Jacobsohn and Colon.
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Innocent Pleas Made To 5 Counts
William Wligt Sams, 45, of Dale Ave, pleaded not guilty to five charges after a Sunday auto crash. Five times Municipal Judge Kelena reset proceedings. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Charges include driving while intoxicated skip driver license plate omissions and stop sign violation. Accident occurred at Elizia Ave and Toledo Ave.
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Sheffield Lake Sewage Study Group Named
Sheffield Lake forms a sewage disposal study group to make recommendations. Chairman Peter Goods, city service director, reports that formation was recommended Nov. 22 by the finance and claims committee after water works superintendent A. W. Agnes proposed ending service in two years. City Solicitor Edward Conner and city engineer Lewis Googel to report.
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Avon Lake Club Directors Meet at 4:30 PM
Avon Lake Evants Club directors will meet tomorrow at 4 30 p m in the home of Huston Scoggin at 32888 Lake Rd The Holy Name Society of St Joseph Church will sell Christmas trees on the church grounds beginning Saturday
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Promised Crackdown Sees Suspected Speeders Face Licenses Suspended
Lorain court reports six drivers cited for speeding or reckless operation. Judge John Helena orders suspensions and fines, with two men pleading innocent to avoid suspensions. Several defendants face penalties and traffic school as part of the dispositions.
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Architect Dies in New York at 83
Edward Necarsulmer, 83, a retired architect and philanthropist, died Monday in New York. He designed a large number of commercial and industrial buildings.
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Gabor Toth Reappointed City Sealer in Lorain
Mayor John C. Jaworski reappointed Gabor Toth to a seventh term as city sealer effective Jan. 1. Toth, who was the mayor’s campaign manager, will earn 2573.12 annually. Also reappointed were Ary Willem Wickins to the Lorain Foundation Committee and Wal lace Chapin to the Metropolitan Housing Authority.
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Union Cards Object to City Electric Rate Hike
LORAIN Ohio unions present twenty two cards opposing a rate increase as talks resume between city officials and Ohio Edison. The union cards urge no rise. the utility seeks about 8.8 percent monthly for homes and 23.7 percent for small business. The council referred the matter to the utilities committee for review.
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Blue Law Court Dates Set for Six Arrests
Three of six men arrested November 29 for violating Sunday closing laws were scheduled for Municipal Court next week. Middendorf and Gerhardt face Tuesday appearances. Civier is set for December 19. Andraichik is ill and not yet scheduled. two others pleaded innocent on Saturday. no stores were closed by police.
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