City studies rule on workers residence in Elyria
Elyria Civil Service Commission will study a rule that requires civil service workers to live within four miles of the city limits. The discussion followed Sgt Layton Meininger’s request to live nine miles away in Pittsfield Township. The panel may seek official addresses of all employees to assess violations and consider amending the rule without retroactivity.
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Elyria Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Eivita
Layton Meininger
Pittfield Township
Cty
Arthur Weber
Weber
Orlando Petrillo
Meininger
Elyria
Pittsfield Township
Sheffield Lake to begin releasing public records
Sheffield Lake Police Chief Thomas Walther will start releasing information kept on public records after Law Director Timothy Smith clarified the state privacy law. Smith said a section exempts records from the statute, including police, fire, and court files, which must be open under open records law. Smith filed 100 pages with the Personal Information Control Board to fulfill the city’s obligation, arguing employees cannot be liable now that records are on file. Walther criticizes the expense and dispute, noting he never believed police records should be private.
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Sheffield Lake
Thomas Walther
Walther
Timothy Smith
Smith
Personal Information Control Board
Water Department
Lorain sees crime rise in murders and larcenies
Lorain police annual report shows murders increase from four to nine and assaults from 149 to 392 amid higher larcenies rising to 1649. Burglaries and auto thefts fall, robberies dip, rape rises to 29. police blame lack of swift punishment and cite a few incorrigible criminals for most burglaries.
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Lorain
Police Department
FBI
CIFY
John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Malinovskyy
Malinevsky
Taft elected NOACA chief and new board officers
Seth C. Taft was elected president of NOACA succeeding James F. Patterson. New officers include Alexander R. Reman first vice president, Howard B. Klean second vice president, Michael B. Coffey secretary, and Dean J. Hitchens treasurer. The board approved a budget of 83,605.90 for the year. NOACA serves seven counties: Cuyahoga Lorain Medina Lake Geauga Portage and Ashtabula.
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Seth C. Taft
Cuyahoga County
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Taft
James F Patterson
Geauka County
Alexander R. Reman
Westlake
Howard B Klean
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Medina
Lake
Geaura
Portage
Auratmut
Campus Honors list features area students at Bowling Green State
Norwalk Carol Hazel and many others across Ohio towns are named among area students who achieved autumn quarter honors at Bowling Green State University and seniors or graduates at Ohio State and Miami University campuses. The list includes multiple addresses, majors, and GPA levels for students from Avon, Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Vermilion, Wellington, and nearby communities.
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Bowling Green State University
Norwalk
Carol M. Haezel
North
John Joseph Aiello
Taylor St
LeeAnn Beveridge
Pine St
Terry Raymond Boose
East
Laurence Steven Burgess
Corthind
Lynda Diane Davis
Main St
Gerald Edward Didion
Maple
Thomas Joseph Frey
Main
Sheryl Ron Gross
State St
Jane L. Reyman
Huber Rd
Linda Lee Kifer
Walnut Ct
Mark Richard Knoll
Woodlawn
Bonnie Kay Pigman
Fryen St
Michele Ann Ridge
Parsons
Mary Virginia Sehlawyer
Rosedale Blvd
Douglas Alan Spalsbury
Corwan St
Michael Edward Theisen
Norwood Ave
Kathryn Ann Trapp
Old State Ra
Julianne Twitchell
Williams
Todd William Twitchell
Douglas Allan White
W. Main
James Robert Zeller
Benedict
Wakeman
Duane Richard Johnson
Ohio State University
Avon
Jamie Evelyn Higsons
Hayes St
B.S. Soc
Wes
Miami University
Oxford
Bay Village
Gail Ruth Bauer
Walmar Dr
Robert Scott Davis
Tumberlane
Catherine S. Robison
West Oakland
Orth Olmsted
Andrea M. Riley
Clifford
Loreen Marie Rubel
Becker
David W
Vermillon
Richard Scott Tansey
Slate St
Avon Mark W. Cummings
Detroit Rd
Elyria
Lorrie Charnes
North Abbe Rd
Donald Leonard Wood
Sherwood Dr
Lorain
Patricia K. McDermott
East 39Th St
Peri John Traves
Skyline Dr
North Ridgeville
Susan Zigler Ruple
Nagle
Oberlin
David Alien Barson
South Main St
Wellington
Cheryl Sus Golt
Oberlin eyes sewer rate hike to cover deficits
Oberlin City Manager Thomas Dalton told the city council a sewer rate increase is needed for 1978 to offset a projected water fund deficit of about 56 000 after a 1976 surplus, due to lower revenues from water charges, plant costs, and staffing.
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Oberlin
Thomas Dalton
City Public Utilities Commission
City Water Fund
Dalton
City Council
Water Fund
Council Water Fund
Public Works
Ken Herceg
Environmental Protection Agency
Herceg
Eastside
Oberlin may drop subsidy for mental health services
Oberlin city council considers contracting with the Center for Integrated Services rather than continuing a 2200 dollar subsidy for mental health support. The plan aims to fund police counseling training and court assistance on a case by case basis while avoiding creating a funding precedent for non government entities. Executive director Donald Spencer warned the center still needs funds for a part time outreach worker, and a private donor may provide support if council approves funding.
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Oberlin
Center For Integrated Services
Donald Spencer
Council
Spencer
Thomas Dalton
Dalton
Martin Heberling
Integrated Services Center
Need
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Kinzel Rd
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Royalton Rd
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Gates Ave
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Oakwood Dr
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Eastern Heights Bivd
Barbara-Jean McCoy
Gulf Rd
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North Pasadena Ave
Nancy Lynn Peck
Valley Bivd
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Stafford Dr
Paul Rene
Grafton
Nancy Jean Tunkam
Center St
Terry Russell Goodman
Overlook Dr
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Jane Andrea Ballish
44Th St
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Alison Ave
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Tait St
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39Th St
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Harborview Blvd
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Marsland
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Groveland
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Montrose Way
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Fairfield Rd
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Oberlin Rd
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Morfan St
Amherst
Diana Lee Gert
Marcy Dr
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