Mayor and councilmen eye senior citizens center
Elyria Mayor Reichlin and Councilman Baird discussed creating a storefront senior center with space for drop in visits and companionship. The county group meets at St An drew's Church and a city recreation center program exists while a volunteer transport idea and possible downtown rental were explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councilman Eye Senior Citizens Center
Elyria
Leonard Keichlin
Jack Baird
R-3
Senior Citizens’ Center
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Baird
Reichlin
National Association of Retired Persons
Washington, D.C
Council
Amherst Faces Cash Gap As 1974 Bills Loom
Amherst officials told an open finance committee meeting that the city has enough money to close the year in the black but faces shortfalls for 1974. Councilman Eugene Stipe noted only 34,196 in the street maintenance fund to cover 53,000 in resurfacing bills, while general fund receipts from county and mayor’s offices were questioned. The panel planned to hold over pending bills into the New Year and meet again to approve an interim budget and discuss police negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichlin
New City
Amherst
Eugene Stipe
Albert
Lottery bonus winner at Ohio Lottery Cleveland HQ
Victor Kubasak vice president and manager of National Pharmacy Co at 300 FE 28th St Lorain received the area’s largest bonus check yesterday at the Ohio Lottery Commission in Cleveland after selling a winning ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kubasak
National Pharmacy Co
300
28Th St
Lorain
Kubasak
Ohio Lottery Commission
Cleveland
Wanda Ruth Brown
Sheffield Township
Adeline Fazekas
Pharmacy
Toledo Ave
Lottery Commission
Dan Budin
C-T
Carl Skalak Jr
New lawyers hold key to a future based on justice
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Paul W. Brown urged new lawyers at induction to uphold a serious oath, pursue meaningful cases, draft or improve laws, and adapt to change. He stressed that individual ambition must serve the public interest as Ohio aims for a fair, progressive, orderly justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Paul W. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Teen curfew proposal sparks Elyria vandalism debate
Elyria council members debated a teen curfew after tire slashing and vandalism in a south Elyna Cry neighborhood. CITY SOLICITOR Kosma Glavas warned parents are responsible. Kenneth Krueck urged evaluating youth recreation programs. Marguerite Bowttan questioned enforcement efficacy. matter referred to public safety committee.
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Elyria
Elyna
Kosma_ Glavas
Kenneth Krueck
South
Marguerite Bowttan
Glavas
Council Public Safety Committee
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Stipe
Beverly Renner
Super Century Savings
Century
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Basi
Wade
ToWwera
Perl
Geiger
Genelect
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Kroger
Dees
Cath
Ab Thaeet
Pamdo
Meral
Niews
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