Avon Lake Approves 16 Million Bond Sale for Sewage Plant
Avon Lake council approved an ordinance authorizing the sale of 16 million dollars in bonds to finance a new secondary sewage treatment plant and expansions. The bonds, issued in 5000 dollar denominations at 5 percent, will mature in 20 years and be funded by 4 mills. Bids for the plant and Miller Road outfall sewer are set for February, with the bond sale advertised March 6 and bids awarded in early April.
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Avon Lake
Ohe Water Development Authority
Harold Earley
Ohio Water Development
Board of Municipal Utilities
Miller Road
Earley
Railroad flasher lights for Jaycox road get state OK
Avon council heard City Solicitor Dale Barnard report steps toward installing railroad flasher lights at the Jaycox Road crossing. Norfolk and Western officials favor installation if the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approves. city pays 70 percent, railroad 10 percent, state 20 percent of the estimated 28090 dollars. Safety committee notes two recent rear accidents and supports swift action. Other actions include appointing three residents to the Lear Krebs Roads assessment board and advertising for a Service Department equipment operator.
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Avon
Dale Ff Barnard
Jaycox Road
Barnard
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Unites Commission
Ric
Frank Resa Tir
Resitar
Sutety Committee
Action Council
Harold Ault
Rudolph Scroff
Edward Brohl
Lear Krebs
Avon Lake Council Adds Four to Community Improvement Corp
Avon Lake officials approve four new appointees to the Community Improvement Corporation City Solicitor Dale F Barnard and Councilmen Alfred Gruenwald Robert Luce and Sam Urvanovich join the board The group aims to promote industry and commerce and may trim membership at a February meeting to a smaller working size A Pollution Control Advisory Board meeting is set for February 18 at 7 pm.
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Avon Take Council
Community Improvement Corporation
Dale
F Barnard
Alfred Gruenwald
Robert Luce
Sam
T He Corporation
Pollution Control Advisory Board
North Ridgeville Seeks City Tax Share Through Reciprocity
The North Ridgeville income tax department mails final returns to residents. Reciproc ity rules apply to those who work outside the city. Residents must file if not living and working in North Ridgeville, or lose part of the tax. Milano Milan Chorus concert at Edison United Methodist Church Sunday night.
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North Ridgevilie
North Ridgeville
Brook Park
Religious group schedules activities in North Ridgeville
Members of St Peterstar and Rosary Society plan a Communion service this Sunday. The North Ridgeville High School drama club will perform at the society meeting Tuesday at 3 pm in the church hall. March plans include a card party and a hat style show.
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North Ridgeville
St Peterstar and Rosary Society
North Ridgeville High School
No Joyride for Plows in North Ridgeville
NORTH RIDGEVILLE officials defend snow plow use after public questions about last week deployments. Mayor Warcellus Diederich said blades stayed down to clear drifts and spread cinders on icy spots, denying any amusement use and noting drift-prone areas may later receive snow fences if residents consent.
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North Ridgeville
Warcellus Diederich
Todds
Diederich
Ests
North Ridgeville school bonds approved for high school addition
The North Ridgeville school board authorized selling 825000 in bonds to finance an addition to the high school retired over 21 years. Attorney John Gallagher will serve as legal counsel at an 80 dollar monthly retainer. The board also approved buying a 1967 Ford van from Columbia Gas for 1100 to replace a 1958 vehicle used to haul bus parts and service stalled buses.
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North Ridgeville
John Gallagher
Gallagher
Columbia Gas Company
Northeast Showers and California Coast Weather Outlook
The national forecast calls for scattered showers along the California coast while the Northeast is expected to see a showery period. Elsewhere, conditions stay mostly fair with a colder front sweeping into the north central region.
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California
Ohio Weather Tonight and Tomorrow Outlook
Ohio forecaster warns of cloudy skies and colder air with a chance of snow flurries tonight and tomorrow. Lows near 19 to 24 degrees, highs in the middle 20s tomorrow.
Clerk resigns after 20 years of service in village
Sharanson, longtime village clerk of 20 years, announced his resignation effective next May. The council accepted the move after discussion, with Major Jack Walker unable to attend due to illness. Thompson called it an opportune time for change and said applicants will be sought for the part time, paid post.
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Sharanson
Thompson
Tran Fis
Jack Walker
Arry Knoble
Glidys
Reieer
Allen
Clearview Board Recognizes Public School Employees Group
Lorain Clearview school board recognizes the districts chapter of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees with 29 members representing 1 percent of the district non certified staff. The board also ends a rule limiting audience questions and approves advances on the 1970 general tax collection. They accept Helen Miller Vincent’s retirement and appoint Linda Pine as teacher and James Ro Kolth as substitute bus driver.
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Lorain Clearview
Ohio Association of Public School Employees Board
Mitchell Zunich
Prsident
Tony Wiska
Wyson
Cleck
Anna Dombrowski
Helen Miller
Vincent Clementary
Linda Pine
James Ro Kolth
Exchange student to speak at Welcome Wagon meeting
Christine Lewis an American Field Service exchange student at North Ridgeville High School will present slides about Legland at Monday’s Welcome Wagon meeting. The event starts at 8 40 pm in the Syria Savings and Trust National Bank community room on Center Ridge Road.
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North Ridgeville
Christine Lewis
North Ridgeville High School
Legland
Syria Savings and Trust National Bank
Center Ridge Road
Survey to decide if Rt 76 should go under tracks
Worth Ridgeville: City engineer to study feasibility of building Rt 76 under Penn Central railroad tracks. Estimated 2000 survey cost covered by city funds. underpass project tied to Lorain County road improvements funding. residents seek rapid emergency access across the tracks.
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Worth Ridgeville
Penn Central Railroad
Wavar Marcellus Diederich
Lorain County
Hidgesiles
Rt 20
Meil
State Highway Department
Penn Central
Miederich
Totain Courts
Milllion
City probes oil dump into ditch near North Ridgeville
City engineers and the law director study action against an oil company after it allegedly dumped 1500 gallons of diesel into a ditch on Use Road. Firefighters broke up ice as oil flowed away. company calls it a recurring but unintended mistake. City to set aside 8700 for northern ditch clearing amid ongoing work and tree overgrowth concerns.
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North
George Marquis
Willy Road
Marcellus Diederich
City considers funding sewer master plan
The council weighs sources for a master sewer plan with $12 000 requested for engineer Thomas Neff. City Finance Director John Galligher will opine on using capital projects funds. A study may delay funding and could require up to $4 000 more if subsurface borings are needed.
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North Ridgeville
Thomas Neff
City Faw
John Galligher
City S Capital Projects Fund
City
Gallagher
Idega
Neff Last
Scout Leaders Meet Tomorrow in Southeast District
The Southeast District Cub Scouts announce a meeting tomorrow night at Spring Valley in Sedona and Elyria inviting den mothers and leaders. The craftsman round will feature a crits section and demonstrations by Cub Scout Packs.
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Valles Sedon
Elyria
Board approves participation in education center plan
Lorain County Supplementary Educational Center participation approved with a cost of 125 per student for grades one through 12 and 62.5 for kindergarten about 4500 for 1970 71 starting June The board rejected Pepin amendments tying funding to October 1969 enrollment and openness of meetings The district will lose federal funds after June 13 and will meet with the Citizens Advisory Committee February 23 to discuss further steps
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North Ridgeville School
Lorain County
Dale Pepin
Pfpins
Orginal
Pepin
Citizens Advisory Committee
Pepins
New method adopted for second grade reporting in district
North Ridgeville school board approves experimental description reporting to second grade parents to better show reading strengths and weaknesses. It also accepts resignations from four employees and hires for three positions at junior high and Fields School with salaries listed for each replacement.
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North Ridgeville
Frank Worrall
Richard Lewis
Clara Park Learworth
Lynne Dreger Fields
Veterans Aid Expenditures Reported by Ohio VA Office
The Ohio Veterans Administration Regina Office in Cleveland disclosed that VA spending in Lorain County totaled 7 481 dollars for veteran aid during the fiscal year. Administrator Donald B Johnson announced that statewide VA expenditures neared 489 million dollars with compensation and pensions accounting for about 32249 percent in Ohio.
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Ohio Veterans Administration
Regina
Cleveland
Lorain County
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Donald B Johnson
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