Elyria council approves Shaden Road sewer plan for industrial park
City council unanimously passed a resolution of intent to build a sanitary sewer on Shaden Road west from Route 57 to Elyria’s west line to serve a 120 acre industrial park. Funding remains unsettled and the project depends on future Northwest Sanitary Sewer District approval. Joseph and Feiss Co. plans a multi million dollar factory, with construction set to begin next month and completion expected in late 1969. A temporary treatment plant will service the plant until sewers extend, while paving and water extension on Schaden Road face unresolved issues.
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Elyria
Shaden Road
Rt. 57
West Corporation
Rt. 57 Corp
Council
Andrew M. Keep
Lorain
Keep
Joseph and Feiss Co
Cleveland
Schaden
Sewer leaks rise in Elyria Seventh Ward subdivisions
Safety Service Director James T. Tracey told city council the northeast Elyria subdivisions Falcon Fairwood Abbe Knolls and Briar Lake show 31 new leaks after a Richland Engineering survey. Total leaks reach 106. cross connections are few. plan to map strategy and share repair costs with builders or residents being considered.
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Elyria
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Council
Richland Engineering, Ltd
Mansfield
Falcon
Fairwood
Abbe Knolls
Briar Lake
City Street Department
Richland
Vermilion clubs host dances and events across several towns
Vermilion hosts a pre spring dance on February 22 at the club house with Frank Higgins and his Notable 4 providing the music. Tickets are 3.00 per couple for members and 5.00 for non members with a hot buffet. Reservations are led by Mrs. Agnes Crozier.
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Vermilion
Vermilion — the Garden Club
Cleveland
Victory Park
Lawrence Burke
Cleveland Man Jailed and Fined for DUI and Crash
Frank Alber tone, a 29 year old Cleveland motorist, received three days in jail and a 250 dollar fine after a Municipal Court conviction for driving under the influence and failure to control. He allegedly struck a legally parked car on Oberlin Avenue and refused medical treatment for a nose bleed and a leg bruise.
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Lorain
Frank Albertone
Cleveland
Albertone
Oberlin Ave
Orbiting Observatory Shares Data From Space Mission
The Orbiting Observatory launched in December 1968 has processed about 40 000 commands from Earth and returned more than four million data items about the stars.
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America
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Earth
Nationwide Snow Likely Over Upper Lakes Rockies
The national forecast calls for snow tonight across parts of the upper Lakes region and central Rockies. Showers are likely across most of California. Elsewhere, expect fair to partly cloudy skies.
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Upper Lakes Region
Central
Rockies
California
Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Partly Cloudy Tonight
Forecaster calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature variation tonight and tomorrow. Highs expected mostly in the 30s and lows in the low to mid 20s.
Lake Erie Forecast Shows Variable Winds Tonight
Lake Erie is expected to have variable winds between 5 and 15 knots tonight with a partly cloudy sky. The forecast indicates calm brief shifts as conditions change across the lake.
Storm lashes mid-Atlantic coast with gale warnings
The remnants of a weekend Southeast storm hit the mid-Atlantic coast with gale warnings from Cape May to Cape Lookout and two foot tides expected. Inland Southern Appalachians see light snow, while Louisville records an inch of new snow and Evanston Wyoming reports 11 below zero.
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Appalachians
Plains
Great Lakes Region
Cape May
Cape Lookout
N.C
Virginia Capes
Hatteras
Louisville
Appalachian
North
California
Evanston
Wyo
Gulf Coastal States
Reichlin proposes incinerator financing placed on ballot
Elyria Mayor Leon ard P. Reichlin urged that all costs for planning engineering and construction of a municipal incinerator be put on the November ballot. The measure, referred to health and finance committees, hinges on passage of the city income tax and borrowing limits. The plan awaits council action and committee discussion set for Thursday evening.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Council
Reichlin
Health Committee
Reich
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Marguerite E. Bowman
Planning Commission
Bowman
City Council
California tests daytime headlight rule on highway stretch
California highway officials test daytime headlight use on a %-mile section of U S 99 in Glenn and Colusa counties to reduce head-on crashes. In 2% years eleven collisions killed twenty seven people on this link to Interstate 5 as new signs direct motorists to switch on lights.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Glenn
Colusa
Burglary Strikes Clark Street Home for Second Night
Ely police report thieves kicked in the back door at 114 Clark Street and stole a flashlight and a checkbook last night. The prior night the residence was entered and two piggy banks containing $12 were taken, according to reports.
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Clark Street
Ely
Tia
Vivian Smith
Clark St
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