Avon Lake council approves Rt 6 four lane upgrade and city budget
Avon Lake moves to widen Route 6 by seven feet on each side of the current 30 foot roadway at Moore Rd. intersection with a total project cost of 25500 dollars, state contributing 8500 and local amounts 2100 plus 8.25 per front foot from abutting property owners. Council also grants 30 days sick leave to Sgt. Robert Steadman after long service, renews mutual aid agreements with nearby municipalities, awards concrete and asphalt contracts, and plans to study area recreation development with the Regional Planning Commission. A resolution honors Walberg Brown for 20 years on the board of education and civic service.
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Coin-operated devices face village license fees
Sheffield officials pass a second reading ordinance requiring licenses for mechanical amusement devices with fees from 2.50 to 25 based on device value. A Board of Public Affairs letter urges no settlements with Radsvick Excavating Co or Leon Bolton Co for water mains repairs. Claims total 4,694 and 2,690 with village costs at 7,385.
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Senior leads honor roll at Marion L Steele High School
Marion L Steele high school announces senior Mary Tarnowsk with an 87 average leading the honor roll for the second nine weeks. Eight sophomores scored 95 or better: Peter Lopez 969, Barbara Burman, Debbie Uhrik, Tom Phillips 964, Virginia Lang 963, John Siracusa 962, Trene Ehlert, Phil Simpson 96.
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Lorain man given 1 to 5 years for receiving stolen goods
Calvin Morton 38 of 3725 Wood Ave Lorain pleaded guilty to one count of receiving stolen property and was sentenced to an indeterminate 1 to 5 year term. Four related charges were dismissed with 75 days already served credited. The thefts involved tools and equipment valued at $495 from Kohlmyer Supply and other items from Essex Electronics Bar Supply NCR Columbia Hills Club.
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Top Ten Tomato Club winners named in Ohio 1965
Ohio State University Extension Service announces state winners Leopold Brothers of Ottawa and Neil Kohls and Son of Leipsic for 1965. Leopold Brothers yielded 417 tons on 12 acres, a state high. Kohls on 221 acres produced 34.93 tons per acre. The club promotes improved tomato production with sponsor support.
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Cornice strikes delivery boy outside Manhattan Hotel
A stone cornice from the 15 story Manhattan Hotel fell as delivery boy Ernest Milliam 21 walked out with flowers. He was struck on the forehead and died at the scene police said.
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Where have all fun-loving club owners gone
A 1966 column observes a shift in sports ownership from wealthy patrons who bought teams for amusement to profit driven owners focused on TV rights and branding. It notes the rise of franchise expansion, network packages, and stock in sports as a media product, while some long time owners remain driven by love of the game.
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Guerin Retires as Player to Focus on Hawks Coaching
Irishman Richie Guerin announces retirement from playing to become coach of the St. Louis Hawks. The 33-year-old says he will finish the season as a player while guiding the team with goal to build a stronger lineup, noting he has 13 125 career points.
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Ohio Cage Schedule Highlights March Pro Basketball Tie
United Press International outlines Ohio college basketball and pro schedules across divisions with teams like Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Los Angeles and others. The listing covers standings results and upcoming games from Tuesday through Thursday with numerous college matchups and city venues noted.
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Carlos leads in most Ohio college stats with one change
Granville Ohio Don Carlos of Otterbein remains top in most statistical categories in the Ohio Conference. New leader in free throw percentage is Mike Duermit of Wittenberg at 86.5 percent, surpassing Kenyon’s John Dunlop.
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Ernie Lopez Stops Mel Fields In Las Vegas Bout
In Las Vegas United Press Internationals Ernie Lopez nicknamed Indian Red stopped Mel Fields of Phoenix. The bout went four rounds with referee stopping contest as Lopez earned a knockout win.
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Good Things Apples Detetous McInposh and Jonath at Vitaful Orchard
Fruit vendors at Vita Full Orchards along Butternut Ridge Road report harvest of apples with varieties including Jonathan and McIntosh. Location 14 miles west of the Route 10 and 20 intersection. The piece highlights orchard offerings and nearby farm activity.
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