Avon Lake to build Lear Road water main after petition drive
Avon Lake residents on Lear Road may gain a city waterline as Council directs the solicitor to draft legislation after receiving assessment figures from the equalization board. The proposed rate is 4.50 per foot with Krebs Road tied to a higher 10 per foot share. The Norfolk and Western Railway on the south side does not share costs. The Krebs Road line was sent to the public service committee to seek partial funding options, including possible water department support. Also approved first reading of an ordinance to buy a new packer body and truck chasis for Sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Lear Road
G. Des Bates
Equalization Board
Krebs Road
Norfolk and Western Railway
Water Department
Sanitation Department
Avon Lake Waste Treatment Funding Tabled
Avon Lake council tabled a 1.6 million bond plan to fund a secondary waste treatment plant after a state contract study was urged by solicitor G Del Bates. The Ohio Water Development Authority approved 30 percent cost payment, with a joint session planned to finalize financing before year end. A hydrant maintenance bill dispute between the utilities board and city persisted, and a motion to pay was tabled. Hollywood update notes Larry Storch will co star with Burt Reynolds in The Return for Cinema Center Films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Board of Municipal Utes
Ohio Water Development Authority
G. del Bates
State Water Authority
Utilities Board
Council
Utilities Department
Hollywood
UPI
Larry Storch
Burt Reynolds
Cinema Center Films
Creston Livestock Report Shows Strong Market Across Classes
Creston consignors sold 912 head with calves $2–$3 higher and choice calves above 50 dollars. Hogs advanced about 30 cents with top prices over 28 dollars for top No 1 hogs. cattle sold strongly led by high quality steers near 29 dollars and cows above 20 dollars per hundredweight. Bulls and sheep also showed gains with diverse lots trading across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
National Weather Outlook For Plains Gulf Coast And Rockies
The forecast calls for rain over the lower Plains and Gulf coast and in parts of the North Atlantic states with snow likely in the Northern Rockies. Otherwise generally fair weather across the nation with a slow warming trend in Gulf coastal states. Northeast Ohio shows increasing cloudiness and cooler air with lows 25 to 30 and highs near 40 on Wednesday as rain is likely by afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic States
Rockies
Gulf Coastal
Ohio
Lake Erie Forecast Brief
Lake Erie forecast shows southeast to east winds from 12 to 22 knots tonight with increasing cloudiness across the basin. Mariners should monitor shifting conditions as overcast skies move in.
Vermilion moves to curb parking on Liberty Avenue
Vermilion City Council last night moved to end parking on the north side of Liberty Avenue between Grand and Main streets after a traffic study by Safety Committee chair Fred Fries showed load two times the 550 cars per hour planned. A resolution to amend the traffic map to meet state requirements was approved and further action is set for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Liberty Avenue
Rts
Amherst Urban Renewal Remains a Hot Local Issue
Amherst debates renewing urban renewal after HUD extension talks. Mayor Davis says HUD verbally authorized a May 31 extension while council seeks a written assurance that non cash credits will be frozen, with a vote possible in May before new council members take their seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Marvin Davis
Chicago
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Washington
Clearview school board bids farewell as two members retire
Two Clearview school board members sang their swan song at the last meeting before January reorganiza tion. Retiring president John Kuebler praised longtime member Margaret Thompson, while seats vacated by Thompson and Kuebler will be filled by Ross T. Rames and Mitchell Zunich. Tony Misko was re-elected in November. The board approved St. Vincent de Paul school funding handling, joined a cooperative data processing program, hired John Pickering for winter sports, invested funds for remodeling, and moved to recognize noncertified staff as a union. A December 3 1969 securities salesman license notice for Donald Schick was published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Clearview
John Kuebler
108Th
Ohio General Assembly
Anna Dombroski
St. Vincent de Paul
Lorain County Cooperative
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Avon
Nancy Schwarzwalder
Walker Road
City Corporation
Public Service Committee
City Council
Flushing
City
Leslie Anderson
Chiirman
John Moran
Post Haste
David Wittmer
Creston Livestoc Report
Folstein Saringer
National Forecast
Lake Erie
Liberty
Sam George
John Maiden
South Amherst
Berlin
Florence
George
South Street
Edgewater
Fairfax Streets
Vermilier- Brownhelm
Circus Origins
Ringling Bros. Circus
Barnum & Bailey
Baraboo
Wis
Eugene Stipe
Davis
Kuebler
Margaret Thompson
Tony Misko
St. Vincent de Paul School
Central Security National Bank of
Lorain County
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Donald Schick
Stratford
California
Higbee
Higbee Furniture
Midway Mall