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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1986
Page
5
Lorain County Bank in Elyria showcased 149 knit and crochet dolls in its 11th annual dress a doll contest. Grand prize went to Susan McAllister for a Christmas Angel. a $25 savings account was awarded. Dolls will be donated to Not Forgotten Box for Salvation Army distribution to needy children at Christmas.
Residents at the Firelands Retirement Center in Oberlin oppose a proposed HUD approved rent increase of 35 to 55 percent. If approved, a one efficiency would rise to 423 dollars, one bedroom to 359 to 511 dollars, and two bedroom to 421 572 dollars, straining fixed incomes and mobility limited residents. The owner United Church Homes of Upper Sandusky says the hike funds back taxes and $80 000 in planned improvements while energy upgrades and grounds work are planned, but many residents fear unaffordable costs compared with nearby complexes.
Lorain County grand jury returned 49 indictments in Lorain County Common Pleas Court on Tuesday. Open charges include carrying concealed weapon theft grand theft robbery kidnapping rape and forgery with several counts of receiving stolen property and breaking and entering among others.
Ohio oil samples numbering over 300 from wells across the state including Penfield Township will aid Ashland College research on crude grades and oil origins. James Noel directs sampling with Jerry Cole to test metals, aiming to map basins and identify high grade oil traps.
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