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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1987
Page
5
The Citizens for Better Schools Committee will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Middle School band room to back a May 5 8 9 mill operating levy. Residents may attend. a public hearing on rezoning is set for March 1 in North Ridgeville.
Wellington plans to apply for a 350000 Community Development Block Grant to improve Maple Street for an industrial park. Engineering firm Poggemeyer Design Group prepares the application for Small Cities program. If funded, Maple Street paving and utilities will proceed, costing 450000 to 462000 with village offset.
Amherst Board of Education adopted an 18 month improvement plan prioritizing roof repairs at Shupe Middle School at 85 000 and three new buses at 35 000. About 67 percent of roofing replaced to date and future work includes Harris Elementary and Marion Steele High School roofs.
New London Board of Education voted to place a three year 5.9 mill emergency levy on the May ballot plus a 1.6 mill renewal levy. The move targets a $211000 annual increase to cover a projected $140000 general fund deficit in June 1988. The board also approved a 1.6 mill permanent improvement renewal levy and accepted several personnel actions and a Washington DC senior music trip.
Oberlin city clerk Julie Triplett Simonson, 29, intends to run for Wellington village clerk as a Republican. Wellington veteran clerk Lyle Clark retires at year end 1987. Simonson, a Wellington native and alumna of Wellington High, has served as Oberlin city clerk for 40 years and holds an associate degree from the University of Akron.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers says Black River work could be ready by May 1988 as it receives 200000 dollars to begin pre construction engineering and design for three river changes. Plans include two bank cuts south of the Norfolk and Western railroad trestle and river widening.
North Ridgeville chamber members are invited to a Tax tips program at The Cabin with a noon luncheon at 5 dollars per person. Reservations advised by calling 327-3737. The event aims to ease a tax paper work nightmare.
Amherst School Board President Klaus Bauer proposed studying how AIDS is presented to students and at what grade levels. He asked Tim Logar to report current materials and suggested a public meeting to gauge parental views. no action was taken.
Duglas A. Fisher son of Glenn G. and Alice F. Fisher of Elyria completed basic training at Recruit Training Command San Diego. He joined the Navy in November 1986 after graduating Elyria High in 1985 and is stationed accordingly. Rebecca A. Dial promoted to specialist four in the Army continues as an administrative specialist at Fort Sam Houston Texas. She is a 1984 Cloverleaf High School graduate from Lodi.
Lorain County Red Cross Bloodmobile seeks donors at North Ridgeville main fire station on Avon Belden Road. The unit will be there Monday from 4 to 8 p.m.
Julie L. Martin of Amherst is a Kent State University senior in the industrial cooperative work-study program in chemistry. She has four semesters with Dow Chemical Co and was offered a Dow job in Midland Michigan. A 1982 Firelands High graduate, she was named KSU's outstanding analytical chemistry intergraduate in 1985. She is the daughter of Donald and Beverly Martin of Route 113.
Lorain councilman urges purchase of riverfront land east of Broadway by the Port Authority or city for public recreation. Proposes boat ramps docks and parking from the bascule bridge to around 10th Street, with possible removal of railroad tracks. Officials defer discussion to executive session.
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