North Ridgeville elects new mayor and city council
North Ridgeville voters elect Republican Charles H. Stuart as mayor and Don W. Standen Gilbert V. Cornish Eugene Francis and R. C. Dunham to council pledging participative government. They face funding gaps after repeated levies failed and must address a central park land offer, income tax rules, and a potential municipal employee association while Democrats Lysaght Morris and Sullinger retain roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Stuart
Don W. Standen
Gilbert V. Cornish
Eugene Francis
R. C. Dunham
Diederich
Bernard P. Lysaght
Gerald R. Morris
Richard R. Sullinger
Carlisle committee deems landfill approach obsolete
The Carlisle Civic Council committee on waste disposal says landfills are outmoded and reclamation is essential. Led by Al Sauer with Richard C. Fannin, the group urges federal funding for waste treatment plants in Loram County industrial parks, citing a 73 percent cost share. The report favors recycling and notes health and residential impacts of landfills, proposing tech driven recovery and home disposal trends as future options.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Civic Council
Richard C. Fannin
Indian Hollow Road
Grafton
Lotain County Commissioners
Slife Road
Carlisle Township
Loram County
Bulding
Environmental Protection Agency
Lorain County Commissioners
U.S Department of Interior Research Center
Franklin
Black Clawson Co
Middletown
Fannin
Monsanto Co
Lorain County
Nho
Serviceman wins medal for cycling at Isle of Man
U S Air Force Sgt Thomas R Penton of Lorain won a gold medal in the Olympics of Motorcycle Racing held in the Isle of Man. He rode from Da Nang Vietnam on 14 day leave to join the US team and was named outstanding rider as the squad finished fourth among 17 nations. Penton logged 1000 miles on rocky passes over six days of racing and his unit, the 366th Munitions Maintenance Squadron, supports F 4 Phantom wings at Da Nang, after graduating from Marion Steele High School in 1968 and enlisting in 1969.
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Isle of Man
England
U.S Air Force
Thomas R Penton
John A. Penton
Ridge Rd
da Nang
Vietnam
Rocky Mountain
Penton
366Th
366Th Tactical
George Afb
Calif
Pentonis
Marion L. Steele
Amherst
Air Force
Four youths held after Durables scrap fire blaze
Four youths were held today in connection with a Sunday blaze at a scrap pile of Durable Mat Co. Officials said railroad flares from a storage shed were tossed onto the pile starting the fire. Five fire departments fought for 12 hours but concluded the pile could smolder for over a month.
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Norwalk
Durable Mat Co
John Payne
Ship arrival to be celebrated in Klondike gold festival
A nonprofit corporation formed in Seattle to promote Klondike 72, a festival commemorating the 75th anniversary of the steamship Portland’s arrival from St. Michael Alaska with a ton of Klondike gold. The event is tied to the Yukon gold rush and is sponsored by Washington Alaska British Columbia and the Yukon Territory.
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Seattle
Waning optimism for Waker man Western Reserve schools
Superintendent Ellis Dunmyer lists 1971 achievements and expresses cautious optimism for 1972 for Wakeman Western Reserve Local School District. Improvements cited include physical upgrades and academic gains such as furnace renovations at Hartland and high school, plus purchase of three 66 passenger buses to replace aging vehicles.
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Wakeman — Western Reserve
Ellis Dunmyer
Dunamyer
Hartland
Western Reserve School District Faces 1972 Budget Outlook
Superintendent Dunmyer reviews 1971 gains including smaller class sizes by adding teachers, fewer temporary certificates, updated texts and books, and 4 percent pay raises. Proposed 1972 uses for new funds include more elementary teachers, a new principal, a bus garage, furniture updates, and teaching tools. He remains cautiously optimistic about a brighter year pending state tax reform and funding.
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Dunmyer
Dun Myer
Western Reserve
Lawsuit By Muriel Mead Dismissed In Cleveland Court
A $2.9 million federal suit filed two years ago by Muriel Watt Mead against Lorain Journal Co and six defendants was dismissed. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the dismissal after ruling Washington Square Inc was not joined. Mead, former Lorain real estate developer, alleged an unlawful conspiracy causing Washington Square’s insolvency. A parallel Lorain County Common Pleas action remains, with Washington Square Inc a party. Defendants in the federal case include Lorain Journal, Frank Seringer Chaney, Norman Franks, Andrew Warhola, Lorain National Bank, Saratoga Investment Co, and Brandywine Investment Co.
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United States District Court
Cleveland
Muriel Watt Mead
Lorain
Lorain Journal Co
Court of Appeals
Washington Square Inc
Lorain County
Lorain Journal
Frank, Seringer and Chaney
M Norman Franks
Andrew J Warhola
Lorain National Bank
Saratoga Investment Co
The
Brandywine Investment Co
Spencer sewer becomes reality in Spencer village progress
Spencer Ohio completes a $500000 sanitary sewer project financed by Farmers Home Administration after a year under construction with more than half of homes connected. The council plans a building code, enforces zoning, and introduces a recreational program while preparing for new leadership including mayor elect Glenn Pomeroy and fire chief George Barrett as the fire department moves to a remodeled station.
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Neysa Stroup Spencer
Farmers Home Administration
Medina County
Donald Browse
Glenn Pomeroy
Law and Order
Harvey Ingraham
Gene Clifford
Clifford
Larry
Board of
Publi Affairs
Marton
Tom Ramey
Arthur Weidrick
James Clement
George Barrett
Clement
Pomeroy
Council
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North Ridgeville
Cans
Stuart
Marcellus B
Yeear
Pauli W. Ormsby
al Sauer
Parson Road
Anthony J. Stellato
Robson Road
New York City
Dr. Steinerohn
Tie Douloureux
Mrs. B
Steinerohn
Chronicle-Telegram
McNaught Syndicate
Small Society
Tejels
Brickman
Byria, O
Tooney
Patricia Isaak
Journal
Spencer Sewer
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