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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1982

Page

2

Lorain council debates underpass length and costs

Lorain Ohio. The finance and claims committee voted to repeal the current ordinance and return to Scheme A extending the Broadway underpass from 10th to 13th streets. Mayor Parker warned of a veto and federal acceptance issues as costs rise by about 280000. Plans began in 1976 with 344000 already paid.

Lorain Broadway 9Th 13Th Streets William E Parker Ohio Department of Transportation ODOT 10Th

Two Local Women Die In Separate Accidents And Illnesses

A former nurse Mrs Alice Lamar 79 of Homerville died after her car collided with a tractor trailer at Routes 301 and 224 near Medina Hospital. The truck driven by Mark Dixon of Richmond Va was westbound and slightly injured. In Tucson Arizona Richard J Lappin 59 a former Elyria area resident died December 8 after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were handled by Adair Funeral Home in Tucson with memorials to the American Cancer Society. Several Lorain area obituaries list survivors and services including Frank A Cassidy Michael J Tiluo and Michael Dumas with details on calling hours services and memorials to various charities.

Homerville Lodi Community Hospital Alice Lamar Medina Hospital Lamar State Highway Patrol Mark Dixon Richmond Richard J. Lappin Elyria Area Tucson Ariz Mr. Lappin Kathryn I Terrie Collins Auburn Mass Michael A Wareham Patrick B Elgin Kevin A Summerville Maine Scott M Kalamazoo Mich Adair Funeral Home American Cancer Society Cassidy Frank A Lorain Cassidy Amelia St John Roman Catholic Church Calvary Cemetery American Heart Associator U. Tiluo Michael J DeTilho Rose Michael F Dennis J Mary Ann Cieslak Dombrowski St Peter Catholic Church Loram Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lora St Joseph Hospital Dumas Frank Dumas James Loran Frang Jr Wiliam H Lee Carter Ashland Ave St Matthew Ame Elmwood Cemetery

Award for former Export-Import Bank director Mrs Kahliff

Margaret Kahliff, who retired last August as director of the Export-Import Bank, received an award for supporting American University's Washington Semester Program. The Elyrian, 65, joined the bank in 1976 and was the only director kept by Carter. She founded Ware Vending Co and led Servomation-Cleveland and Majestic Molding, with homes in Washington and Elyria.

Margaret Kahliff Export-Import Bank American University Washington Kahliff Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Ware Vending Co Servomation-Cleveland Majestic Molding Elyria

Judge rejects Lorain bid to dismiss civil rights suit

U S District Judge Ann Aldrich refused Lorain city’s bid to dismiss Gloria Kimbrough’s 3 million civil rights suit stemming from the May 26 1981 police shooting. The Dec 9 ruling rejects the one year statute of limitations claim and keeps the case active with trial not yet set.

Cleveland Ann Aldrich Lorain Gloria Kimbrough Aldrich Kimbrough Abraham Cantor Willoughby Kenneth Stumphauzer Miss Kimbrough Cantor Miss Kimbrough James Hardiman W. 24Th St Miss Kimbro

Boy 10 Drives Car Into Trouble In Elyria Parking Lot

A 10 year old Elyria boy left in a running auto caused a minor crash Monday afternoon. Alvin Richmond Sr. parked at 406 Ohio St and went inside. The boy shifted gears, backed into a guardrail then went forward and rolled into a driveway. He then reversed again, blocking traffic until another car narrowly avoided collision. No injuries were reported to the boy or the other driver Judith Gwen.

Elyria Morgan St Ohio St Richmond Alvin Jr Judith Gwen Marseilles St

Amherst group targets electric plant operations

Amherst City Council President John Jaworski named an electric distribution committee to study whether the city should own its electric plant or be served by a private utility. Members include Jack Hall as temporary chairman and a list of residents, with August Tornadene and Achilles Delis added after the meeting. Jaworski may add more names.

Amherst John Jaworski Citizens Monday Fight August Tornadene Quail Court Achilles Delis Meadowlark Jaworski

Fire damages downtown Elyria building near Broad St

A blaze at 301 Broad Street near Broad and East Avenue caused 2500 dollars in damage on Monday. Firefighters reported smoke damage on the third floor rear hall and a burst water pipe that damaged lower floors. No injuries occurred.

Elyria Broad St Broad East Ave

Food and clothing drive starts in South Amherst

A South Amherst group is collecting canned food and winter clothing to aid local residents in need this holiday season. Collection boxes are at Route 113 mobile home park, Oberlin Savings Bank at 107 North Lake Street, Riddles Odds-N-Ends at 136 East Main Street, and in South Amherst Schools. Call 986-8132 or send a name to Santa at 315 North Lake Street, South Amherst 44001.

South Amherst Oberlin Savings Bank N. Lake St East Main St Santa

Chapman re elected Elyria NAACP president 1983 84

Isaac Chapman was re elected president of the Elyria NAACP for 1983 84 at the Neighborhood Center. New officers include Rev. William Wheatley first vice president George Hodge second vice president Ralph Elliott third vice president Donna Owens secretary Elizabeth Mitchell treasurer. Executive board members named were Oliver Jones Leon Caver Augusta Porter Freddie Springfield Clea Tomlin. The group will push for greater minority contractor participation in public projects and plans active involvement in 1983 elections.

Elyria National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Isaac Chapman William Wheatley George Hodge Ralph Elliott Donna Owens Elizabeth Mitchell J Ward Oliver Jones Leon Caver Augusta Porter Freddie Springfield Clea Tomlin

Elyria Eyes Fair Housing Contract With Urban League

Elyria considers renewing its fair housing contract with the Lorain County Urban League after a HUD review flagged deficiencies. The proposed 1983 funding of 12000 from block grants would fund monthly housing board meetings, training, complaints investigations, and redlining monitoring.

Lorain County Urban League Elyria Department of Housing and Urban Development Columbus League For Fair Housing Urban League Fair Housing Board HUD

Lorain Red Cross to raise course fees in new year

Lorain County American Red Cross announces higher prices for first aid water safety and nursing courses starting January 1 due to rising teaching costs and fundraising challenges. New rates range from 2.50 to 25 dollars per course with an extra one dollar per participant for swimming classes.

Lorain United Way The Red Cross Elyria

Amherst council debates mileage allowance and reporting rules

Amherst city officials discussed mileage allowances and reporting forms at a Monday council meeting. The council plans to define trip qualifications and eligibility while reviewing the 12 cent per mile rate at the finance committee meeting December 20, with Mayor DePaola to submit his proposed budget.

Amherst Elmer Valentine Cora Godfrey Kathy Litkovitz Anthony DePaola Council Finance Committee DePaola

Sheffield Village approves three month 1983 appropriations

Sheffield Village council approved 1983 first quarter appropriations totaling 272,879 with 47,070 for police and 5,501 for firefighters. Capital improvements fund led at 74,500 including 64,000 for a new fire house building. General fund reached 36,263 covering street construction heat and lighting PERS and legal/insurance.

Sheffield East River Colorado Avenue PERS Public Employees Retirement Service

Township to hold year end clearance sale in Oberlin Township

Oberlin Russia Township plans a year end clearance auction next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at township hall 46268 Butternut Ridge Road. Items include a wooden bookcase with glass doors an adding machine a CB radio and a bent flagpole. Viewing is allowed before the sale. the regular board meeting follows.

Oberlin Russia Butternut Ridge Road

Breakfast with Santa at Sheffield Lake Community Center

Breakfast with Santa is planned for Saturday at 4575 E Lake Road Sheffield Lake. Reservations are required. Adults pay 2 and children under 12 pay 1.50. Two sessions run 8:30 to 10 and 10:30 to noon. Photos with Santa offered. For information call Don McKelvey at 949-2073.

Sheffield Lake Lake Road Santa Don McKelvey

Meeting Rescheduled by Village Council

Cable TV unable to attend tonight's council meeting due to space issues. The meeting is rescheduled for Wednesday night at 7 at the village hall.

Sheffield

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9Th Street Parker Federal Highway Administration Arleene Kokinda Bloor Fata A O'Doherty Robert A James L, Hobert HR Brian J Katy N Catherine O'Doherty Reidy-Scanlan St Mary Catholic Church Monsignor Duffy St Mary School Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home, Inc Greater Elyria Viinity C-T Mrs. Kahliff Frosty Martin Lucki Joseph Miczarek Avon Belden Road Grafton Bob Bailie Andrew Zajac Amherst Group Jack Hall Shadylawn Anthony Johnson Cherry Valley Art Koppenhafer Old Oak Road Roger Hale Westchester Dale Schieferstein Spruce Tree Lane Lloyd Lopez Middle Ridge Road Joyce Mackin S. Lake St Bruce DeLong Orchard Hill Milton Allegretto Long St George Hunt Shady James Ryan Terra Lane Don Rotta North Main Street Marjorie Willbond Lincoln St S. Amherst Chapman Elyria Naacp City of Lorain City of Elyria Elyria Ponders Housing Contract Lorain County American Red Cross Art Loutzenhiser Alana Baranick Olga Livinski Oberlin Avenue
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