North Ridge again seeks OK for 1600 homes
North Ridge Investment Co seeks city approval to build 1600 homes in Parklands and Diamond Park Westerlies in northwest North Ridgeville. Mayor Noll plans private executive session to discuss procedures amid two lawsuits over smaller lot clustering and city amenities including a park school site, sewer extension, and a Bainbridge Road post office site.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridge Investment Co
Parklands
Diamond Park
Michael Zunich
North Ridge Investment Engineer
Richard Noll
Noll
North Ridge Investment
Ohio Supreme Court
Case Road
Bainbridge Road
Nell
North Ridge
Teleprompter still seeks North Ridgeville antenna site
North Ridgeville general manager Rob Russell faces delays in finding a site for Teleprompter of Lorain County to install a 300 foot antenna and satellite dish. The Mills Road plan was rejected by the FAA for being too close to Engel Field. Russell seeks backup sites on Bainbridge Road or Dettore property on Center Ridge Road, while awaiting FAA decisions and city approval. The zoning board postponed action until talks with city officials occur. Teleprompter’s cable launch in North Ridgeville is further delayed.
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North Ridge Investment
North Ridgeville
Ohio Supreme Court
Noll
Charles Stuart
Gilbert Cornish
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Floyd Harris
Rob Russell
Lorain County
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Russell
Mills Road
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Engel Field
Avon
Bainbridge Road
Frank Dettore
Teleprompter
Center Ridge Road
The
Gund Corporation
Jerome Fountain Named To Elyria Health Board Seat
Jerome M. Fountain, 25, was appointed by Mayor Michael B Keys to fill a vacancy on the Elyria Health Board. He replaces William Gillespie, who resigned in January. Fountain works for the Murray Ridge Production Center under Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation. His term expires December 31, 1981. He and wife Diane and their child reside at 338 10th St.
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Jerome M. Fountain
Win
Health Board
Michael B Keys
William Gillespie
Murray Ridge
Lorain County
Gillespie
Loran County
Chuckle on equality and the retired housewife
A humorous remark questions the concept of gender equality by noting the phrase retired housewife as a rarely seen term, highlighting a light social stereotype with a wry observation.
Brown to keynote Lorain County GOP Lincoln Day dinner
U S Representative Clarence J Bud Brown R Springfield will headline the Lorain County Republican executive committee Lincoln Day dinner March 27 at Tom s Country Place Avon. The event begins with a 6 15 p m reception and 7 p m dinner Tickets cost 10 each and are sold by local volunteers in several towns.
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Clarence J
Bud) Brown
Springfield
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Tom's Country Place
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Brown
Energy and Power
Watchdog of the Treasury
Guardian of
Ierus
Congress
Amherst bomb scare leads to student evacuation and official clash
A mailed bomb threat forced Marion L. Steele High School students and staff to evacuate for about 40 minutes. Safety Director Harry Chambers faced criticism from Councilman John Wogan over a directive delaying police command changes, while authorities analyzed the threat and involved postal and federal investigators.
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Amherst
Harry Chambers
Marion L. Steele High School
John Wogan
Wogan
William Hall
Chambers
Powers and Nord
Hall
FBI
West Ave mothers end protests over school crossing guard
About 20 mothers led by Mrs Marilyn Oliver ended demonstrations at 16th and West Avenue after reporting no police or school board support. The group protested lack of a crossing guard following the death of 8 year old Eddie Maurice Edwards, who was struck by a semi while crossing Massey and West Avenue. A witness said his entry into the intersection occurred with a green light. The article also notes Pierre and Marie Curie discovered radium in 1898.
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Vogan
Chambers
Hall
Wogan
Asnabnemaman
16Th and
West Avenue
the Chronicle
Marilyn Oliver
Bank St
She Sa T Ue Group
Police Department
Eddie Mae Edwards
Delores Edwards
16Th St
Eddie Maurice Edwards
Massey and
Fire damages home on Broad Street in North Ridgeville
A Thursday morning fire at 5581 Broad St North Ridgeville caused about 8000 in damage before being extinguished. Owner Madeline Mooneyham was away at the time. Fire Chief Robert Dreger said she left around 9 am and returned at 10 30 am to find windows blackened and living room scorched with heat and smoke throughout. The family planned to relocate today. the property was insured.
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North Ridgeville
Broad St
Robert Dreger
Madeline Mooneyham
Councilman Threatened Over Police Contract Vote
Amherst Councilman Dave Standen reported a late night call threatening his life if he votes for the controversial police contract. Police described the caller as a male with a gruff voice, heard by Standen’s wife.
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Amherst
Dave Standen
Standen
LaGrange weighs 99 acre development with rate study
LaGrange Village Council tentatively backs a 99 acre mixed use project north of Rt 301 across from Loperwood Lane. The plan would add commercial zoning and 100 to 150 single family homes over eight years while council orders a water and sewer rate study to fund future expansion and deter shortfalls.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Village
Larry McGlinchy
Rt. 301
Loperwood Lane
Massillon
Galen Oakes
Keystone
Kenneth Sooy
Oakes
Sooy
McGlinchy
Amherst mayor presses police contract with mail campaign
Amherst Mayor Tony DePaola sent 100 letters last week and 40 this week at 40 cents each to reach 3200 households to explain his stance on a police contract. Critics call it political. DePaola says it informs voters and plans to take the contract to a ballot.
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Amherst
Tony DePaola
DePaola
Council
Council Finance Committee
John Wogan
DePaula
More charges filed in Fairview accident
Additional charges have been filed against Mary Brunswick 25 of Cleve land for unsafe vehicle reckless operation and expired plates after her car struck eight year old Matthew Lucas in a Parkview Elementary crosswalk. The boy’s condition improved from critical to fair as police noted brakes failed before the impact.
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Fairview Park
Matthew Lucas
W. 220Th St
Mary Brunswick
Clinton Ave
Cleveland
Pairview General Hospital
Colette
Henry F. Schmitt
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Elyria
Joan Leyshon
Vermilion
Ivien Hurst
Jack Hodgkins
Wellington-Oberling
Carol Weston
Columbia-Raton-Grafton- LaGrange
Clarence J. Brown
Lynn Haessly
C-T
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Marie Curie
Patricia Coultrip
RD 1
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