Reichlin rails at C T emergency passage over garage contract
Elyria Mayor Leonard P Reichlin criticized a Chronicle Telegram editorial questioning the routine use of emergency legislation by city council. He said the paper’s stance undermines the city and accused editors of eroding confidence while pressing for three readings on the $500000 central maintenance garage project.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Reichlin
Council
Community Development Counse
C-T
Lorain County Jail Revamp Funds Headed For Approval
A state review board is set to approve a 60000 dollar jail improvement project for Lorain County, financed 75 percent by federal funds under Safe Streets and 25 percent by the county. Plans include six more medium security cells, a rehab room, group therapy, updated plumbing and showers, and expanded offices. Local architects Ronald Landig and Associates led the redesign. County officials consider this a temporary upgrade before a new jail, possibly three to four years away, with a plan to seek a one mill levy in November for the new facility.
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State Review Board
Lorain County
D.A. Dellisanti
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Ronald Landig and
Betterway opens third Elyria youth home for shelter and guidance
Betterway Inc. opens its third Elyria home The Bridge at 222 W Bridge St sheltering six young men aged 17 to 21 for living and social services. Richard Molinari named to run The Bridge as John Bazley notes focus on vocational training and high school equivalency tutoring with no immediate plan for a commercial operation. The group also operates The Search for high school girls and The Beacon for high school boys on Middle Avenue with associated ventures. Oberlin tickets for Henry IV oversold. box office offers 50 cent refunds for exchanges to a matinee.
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Betterway Inc
Elyria
W. Bridge St
Richard Molinari
Lorain County
Ohio Youth Commission
Betterway
John Bazley
Bazley
Search
Beacon
Brother Earth Natural Food
Middle Avenue
Molinari
Sherry
Cleveland
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Central Security bank president to lead United Fund drive
Harold G. Pyle, president of The Central Security National Bank of Lorain County, was named 1972 United Fund campaign chairman at a recognition dinner at Clearview High School. He succeeds L. Keith Smith, who led the 1971 drive that raised about 1.49 million dollars. Pyle, a Somerdale native, has held multiple civic roles and praised the community needs, with about 350 volunteers attending the event.
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Central Security Bank
United Fund
Lorain County
Harold G. Pyle
Central Security National Bank
Arthur D. Hudnutt
United Community Services of
Greater Lorain County
Clearview High School
L. Keith Smith
U.S. Steel Corp. Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
Pyle
Somerdale
Ohio
Firelands Area
The
Boy Scouts
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
John Gilligan
Hudnutt
Smith
United Fund Drive
UCS
Dave Jones
Labor seeks union representation on LCCC board
Lorain union officials urged the Lorain County Commissioners to add a labor representative to the Lorain County Community College board. Michaeler and Marks asked for a labor seat, noting seven years of operation with no union member on the board. The next openings are January 1974 and October for gubernatorial appointments.
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Labor
LCCC
Lorain County Community College
Lorain Union Pipe
Lorain County
Michaeler
Operating Engineers Union
Andrew Marks
Construction Laborers Local 758
Kasper
Jeresmo J. ‘Keron
John J. Gilligan
County panel to coordinate all U S funded programs
Lorain County commissioners anticipate state guidance on a plan to funnel all federally financed programs through the county. At a meeting with George Rosbrook and Robert Wilson they said coordination will be countywide to submit a unified program rather than each community handling its own. Local officials expect to be informed when state details arrive.
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U.S
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Lorain County
George Rosbrook
Lorain County Community College
Robert Wilson
FBI
Voters in 13th District face delegate choices in May primary
In the 13th Congressional District, Democrats file slate slates for Muskie Humphrey and McGovern with five delegates and two alternates, while Republicans offer one Nixon slate. Voters will not pick a candidate directly but choose a delegate slate pledged to a candidate for the National Democratic Convention.
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Muskie
Humphrey
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Lorain County
National Democratic Party
George McGovern
Sylvia M. Culig
E. 41St St
Lorain
Sally K. Starach
Fairwood Dr
Elyria
Leona T. Anderson
Canton Ave
John A. Katko
Courtland St
Jose A. DeGracia
E. 30Th St
Patricia A. Smith
West Ave
Gerald E. Vargo
Sandy Lane
Avon
Charles O'Malley
Mary
Nixon
Sterling G. Sechrist
Crestwood Ave
Wadsworth
Wanda J. Snyder
Fairfax Rd
Vermilion
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Chronicle- Telegram
Starling
John Kenney
Elyria House
Henry IV
Hall Auditorium
GOP
Jinny Jones
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Jean Howley
Portage Dr
Donnie H. Barden
W. 21St St
Alfred C. Shibley
N. Jefferson Blvd
Robert F. Rulli
Andover Ave
Hilma C. Seward
Gulf Rd
Hal N. Gerald Jr
W. Monroe St
Sandusky
Jack E. Wolf
W. 30Th St
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Wayne R. Herman
Grafton Rd
Carmina Dupler
Spring St
John O. Henson
Park Ct
Francis A. Maile
E. Hopocan Ave
Barberton
Kenneth R. Cox
E. Park Ave
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