Elyria Mayor Neeson’s Mixed First Year Progress Report
A year end review shows three major city projects advancing, including a new central fire station and city hall effort, a garage for sanitation vehicles, and expanded planning. Several levies failed in May and November, with ongoing debates over parking, armory construction, and utility billing upgrades.
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Charles J. Hostetter
Charles W. Neeson Durdly
Chil Elyria
BTA
Menke
Neeson
Abbe Rd
Cedar St
Common Pleas Court
Ely
Elyria
International Business Machines, Inc
Horoscope overview for December 31 birthday
A fragment from a birth date horoscope notes December 31 births may balance change and travel with varied talents. It suggests choosing a path between science and politics or between music and literature, urging self-sufficiency and steady decision making to avoid hindering success. It mentions Henri Matisse and Charles Cornwallis as examples.
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Henri Matisse
George C. Marr
Mjshall
Life
Charles Cornwallis
Township Snow Removal Cost, Fire Pact and Budgets
Henrietta Township paid 1424.50 for snow removal with private equipment and plows. Trustees approved a one year fire protection contract with South Amherst Volunteer Fire Department at 100 per fire plus time after the first hour. Tax levies of 1.30 mills for general and 1.68 mills for other purposes were certified, and plans for state and local funding were noted.
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Henrietta
South Amherst
Florence Township
Florence
General Fund
Amherst 1963 set by Rt. 254 clash and water deal
Amherst braces for 1963 with Rt. 254 conflict unresolved as state officials plan to press from Routes 57 to 58. City negotiates a $900,000 buy of Amherst Water Company, plans reorganizing the utility, a new bridge aid, and school additions at Power and Shape schools plus a combined gymnasium and music room at Marion L. Steele High School.
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Amherst
Alumbus
Lorain County
Dwight Standen
Carl Deeds
Water Company
Amherst Water Company
Jackson St
Marison L. Steele High School
Indians to be at world's fair exhibit at 35000 square feet
New York 1964 1963 World's Fair will host an organized American Indian program for the first time. The Indian Pavilion occupying 35000 square feet will be sponsored by the National American Indian Youth Committee of Arrow Inc.
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New York
UPI
Robert Moses
Pavilier
National American Indian Youth Committee of Arrow, Inc
Renters likely to move in next five years says housing experts
New York based UPI reports that more than half of renters across the nation may relocate within five years while about one in five home owners will move. The projection comes from housing specialists for Allied Chemical's Barrett Division.
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New York
UPI
Allied Chemical
Barrett
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