Lorain board debated civil service for aides
Lorain Ohio officials discussed a Civil Service Commission opinion that monitors, educational aides and library aides should have been certified by June 15 1974. The board sought legal counsel on whether to apply civil service classification, while considering funding duties and future testing. A related incident involved a church group criticized by a pastor, prompting plans to meet with the Lorain Ministerial Association on assembly policy. Barbara Doane was appointed to the library board, adult night classes were relocated, and a $45 772 federal grant supported the Hawthorn Interest Program for adult orientation classes under CETA 1974.
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Lorain
Antone Ushelyt
Crt
Civil Service Commission
Thomas McConibe
John Hritsko
Adrian F. Bedleski
Damental
Westonston
Bas
Jey Nagy
Council studies code to clean seven neighborhoods
Lorain council will study a proposed code enforcement plan targeting seven city areas before approval. A special subcommittee will review the plan after last night’s hearing. The program offers grants and low interest loans for home rehabilitation to meet city codes.
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Council
Lorain
James Kokinda
D-9
Cityview
Tower
John Sulpizio
Community Development Department
Sulpizia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
LaGrange Township approves tax evaluation increase and zoning actions
At a budget hearing the LaGrange township trustees reported 1975 tax evaluation at 7,056,675 with a $900,000 rise split between real estate and utilities. The village assessment stands at 2,626,441. Trustees unanimously rejected two rezoning requests citing spot zoning. They plan eight traffic signs at township limits and will hire Hubbard Wilcox as legal advisor for another year. The County Trustees Association will meet December 19 at Pheasant Run Village.
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Lagrange
Hubbard Wilcox
County Trustees Association
Pheasant Run Village
Seasonal Floral Gifts for Special Names on Your List
Flower shop urges early visits or calls to choose colorful gifts for loved ones. Friendly note highlights the joy of flowers and plants as a seasonal expression, inviting customers to stop by or contact their favorite florist.
Insurance and inflation drive auto costs in Ohio
A promotional piece argues inflation increases auto repair costs and insurance premiums in Ohio, urging safer driving to reduce claims and expenses. It advertises a free booklet on auto insurance rates and the economic reality of rising costs.
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Ohio
Goodson
Ohio Insurance Indusiny
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Columbia Choir
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Rt. 82
West River Road
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Marv Fisher
Frank Masson
East Ave
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Olive St
Eleanor Gnandt
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Rt. 301 South
Rt. 303 West
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Zoning Board
Rt. 301
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W. College
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Wellington
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Lorain Dotamer Florist
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Royatees
Columbia Station
Jan-Terry Florist
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Lorna Flower
Ames Wawkins Flowers
Liberty Hve
Formibe
Memes Florist
Roedeay
West Piet St
Seth Shove
St. Laval
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Enel Fine
Oliver Goodson
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