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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1965
Page
8
Property owners led by Carl Breuning protested a zoning amendment shifting 35 acres from RI A to RI B and claimed no public hearing was held. They argued the change, effective Dec 29, violated the city charter and called the law a confusing mix that should be rescinded or amended.
The Oberlin council approves transfers of city service funds and passes ordinances authorizing equipment purchases. The actions set terms for fund moves and authorize procurement to support municipal operations.
An 18 year old Elyrian, Scott H. Hicks of 368 North Olive St, was fined 150 dollars after pleading no contest to auto parts theft. A 10 day jail sentence and 50 dollars of the fine were suspended for six months for good conduct. Hicks was arrested by North Ridgeville police after being found with a car being stripped on Nov. 2. the car had been reported stolen October 30 from an Oberlin Rd bowling alley lounge.
The city and Oberlin College discuss exchanging land near the cemetery edge for a western parcel. the city paid $750 per acre for 19035 acres previously leased to the Oberlin Golf Club at $200 a year with about $500 in annual taxes. The council approved second readings for lease of 16,086 acres and a 2.4 acre parcel to the golf club and set raw water sales at 15 cents per 100 cubic feet from the Pyle Road reservoir.
The city approves base rates for field Township Pittsfield and Russia Towns in a year based on population. Agreements cap fire response costs at 600 dollars annually for Russia Town, 300 dollars for Pittsfield, plus hourly charges after the first hour.
The Interior Department announced 65 sites nationwide eligible for National Historic Landmark designation. Oberlin College's Tappan Square is cited for support of coeducation with early female graduates in 1837, though none of the original buildings remain. Other Ohio sites include Cutler Hall at Ohio University, McGuffey House in Oxford, and Wade home in Jefferson.
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