Wellington Seeks Higher Water and Sewer Tap Fees
Wellington village council moved to raise sewer tap fees from 35 to 90 and water tap fees from 75 to 100 as of April 1. The plan, backed by the Board of Public Affairs, includes separate charges for cemetery and storm sewers and notes higher costs for larger lines. Municipal official Robert Cameron cited higher regional rates as supporting evidence.
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Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
John T. Duff
Robert Cameron
Reichlin Asks Newsletter To Explain City Issues
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin proposes an informative city issues newsletter funded by city and private contributions. He seeks bipartisan council cooperation to avoid political use while grafting citizen input and delays the plan to a finance committee meeting.
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Reichlin
Newsletter
Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Ohto Supreme Cent
Rzichlin
Wellington volunteers to paint station and fund fire van
Wellington Volunteer Fire Department members will paint the interior of the station and supply labor while the council would provide materials. A bid of 1,258 dollars was received. firefighters proposed a 1,000-dollar labor offset toward buying a newer rescue van to replace the aging vehicle used to transport about 10 firefighters and equipment.
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Wellington
Wellington Volunteer Fire Department
Harold Wiles
Wiles
Township to adopt weekly rubbish pickup with Refuse Service
Rochester Township trustees plan a Saturday rubbish pickup via Refuse Service of South Amherst after the village dump closed. Officials will coordinate routes and charges with the company, with residents choosing to opt in and pay per use.
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Rochester
8. A
South Amherst
New London Group Plans Aid to Poor Citizens
New London officials report the Community Action Commission aims to organize aid for the city’s needy. The initiative seeks donations, volunteer drives, and local partnerships to improve welfare services.
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N. London Group
New London
Community Action Commission
Black River students sweep music honors at Medina event
At Buckeye High School the Medina County Solo and Ensemble Festival awarded 22 Black River High School performers with superior and excellent ratings. Soloists include Tim Simonson, Edwin McConeghy, Mary Cole, Barbara Hendricks, and many others. ensembles include a French horn quartet and woodwind and brass groups. Black River band director is Robert Schneider.
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Spencer
Black River High School
Medina County
Buckeye High School
Tim Simonson
Edwin McConeghy
Mary Cole
Barbara Hendricks
Debbie Jones
Beverly Finkel
Paul Geiss
Gay East
Judas
Lynn Blodgett
Joyce Rolin
Dan Adamson
Teryl Stroup
Beveral Finkel
Pat Kiczak
Karen Kiczak
Cindi Billman
Kathleen Lance
Donna Rollin
Edwin McConaghy
Susan Billman
Pat Kiezak
Donna Archer
JoAnn Ingraham
Melissa Guyer
Cindi Stewart
Pat Smith
Penny Steele
Karen Smith
Diane Smith
Marcy Guyer
Diane Griggs
Black River Band
Robert Schneider
Rochester Considers Zoning Ordinances For Home Value
Rochester Village officials decided to adopt zoning to protect property values and living standards. They will study ordinances from similar towns and prepare a framework while existing nuisances may be covered by current rules or health department controls.
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Rochester
Lorain County Health Department
Liverpool Trustees Accept Oil Limestone and Road Bids
Liverpool Township trustees accepted bids for oil limestone and road maintenance. Lytle Construction Co. of Wooster bid 30,000 gallons of liquid asphalt at 16 cents per gallon. Zacharias Excavating of Valley City won limestone at 2,000 tons delivered and spread for $3.50 per ton. Road work bids included grading and blading at 15 per hour, patching 20 per ton, snow removal 15 per hour, and cinder spreading 10 per hour. contract runs Feb 1, 1969 to Feb 1, 1970.
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Valley City
Liverpool
Lytle Construction Co
Wooster
Zacharias
Medina
Grafton Road
James Devine
Liverpool Township
Weapons figure is bound over
Frank Zoretich, 36, a deaf mute, bound over to a federal grand jury on gun registration charges. He was arrested December 26 after police found 2000 rounds of ammo and nine weapons, including a submachine gun, in his West Side home adorned with a Nazi flag and a Hitler image. He allegedly said he was selling the guns to buy false teeth.
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Cleveland
UPI
Frank ¥. Zoretich
Zoretich
West Side
Adolph Hitler
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