Sheffield Village veto on 24 hour answering service defeated
Sheffield Village Council shot down by a 4 to 2 vote an ordinance establishing a 24 hour answering service at Fire Station No 1. Mayor Len Pando criticized the defeat noting the service could save money. officials debated costs from 30 000 annually to 75 000 100 000 and staffing. The meeting approved bids for a police cruiser and 1985 appropriations totaling 1 002 823 and renewed an agreement with the village rescue squad with liability coverage.
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Sheffield
Colorado Avenue
East River Road
Len Pando
United States
Council
Michael Griffith
Elmer Scott
Kenneth Rusiska
Scott
North Royalton
Rusiska
Louis Vares
Jerry Bialko
North Ridge Road
Varos
Griffith
Wellington weighs zoning change for Adelbert Weber nursing home
Adelbert Weber plans a five acre site at 630 North Main Street for a new Weber's Nursing Home on the former Chi Alpha House property. Wellington Planning Commission moves to recommend the zoning change and notes possible industrial revenue bonds to lower building costs and create jobs.
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Wellington
Adelbert Weber
Chi Alpha
North Main St
Weber
Community Improvement Corporation
LaVaughn Cape
Harrison Comstock
Planning Commission
Comstock
Bank OK'd to build new Wellington office and lot
Strongsville Savings and Loan Association plans a 36 by 100 foot building with a 40 car parking lot on East Herrick Avenue between Elyria Savings and Trust offices. Plans face sign setback questions and must meet village engineering requirements before final approval.
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Wellington
Strongsville Savings and Loan Association
East Herrick Avenue
Elyria Savings and Trust
National Bank and
Gerald Zirela
Bank
Ted Hyde
The
Planning Commission
Jack Jones
Poggemeyer Consulting
Bowling Green
EST Bank
Zirela
EST
Amherst council members fault Sanborn for delays in land and budget decisions
Four Amherst City Council members criticized Law Director Thomas Sanborn for slow written opinions hindering land parcel work on Lancer Drive and Rosa Drive Thor Beverage Center. They urged formal rulings before March hearings and committee meetings, noting several items await his decision. Sanborn was absent.
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Amherst
Thomas Sanborn
Cora Godfrey
Olga Livinski
Sanborn
Lancer Drive
Mary Miller
Rosa Drive-Thor Beverage Center
Milan Ave
Nue
Law
Amherst examines options for Central School Building
Amherst School Board heard the Schools Advisory Committee recommendations on Central School Building. The panel urged securing bids to remodel six rooms as admin offices, surveying community groups for space, and studying costs to decide if the building should be renovated sold or left vacant.
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Amherst
Amhherst
Sue O'Neal
Avon backs plan for $3.5 million private jail
Avon City Council approves first reading of a zoning ordinance designating C-4 motor service use for a Berea firm’s proposed minimum security jail near Route 2 and Colorado Avenue. The measure includes a deed restriction, inmate census, and a five year contract with Corinthian Corp. Prisoner selection targets non violent offenders with estimated operating costs about 50 dollars per inmate daily.
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Avon
Berea
Route 2
Colorado Avenue
Tom Smith
Motor Service
Corinthian Corp
Smith
Corinthian
Scott Rogerson
Rogerson
Lorain County
Pease pushes ban on imported benzidine chemical
Rep. Donald Pease introduced a bill to ban the import of benzidine a carcinogenic dye precursor linked to bladder cancer for decades He argues a ban would curb foreign production while domestic industry can switch to safer dyes at similar prices and notes 437000 pounds of benzidine and related dyes were imported in 1983 Domestic regulation already tightened in 1974 to restrict benzidine use
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Washington
Donald Pease
D-Oberlin
U.S
United States
Pease
Fragmented classified notes list varied local services and ads
An assortment of quick ad fragments includes real estate and taxes services at Cleveland Street, a kids shop with seasonal items, a pick up and delivery service, monogramming and embroidery, a personal ad seeking a friend, a photography studio offering wedding work, a flea market event, and a weight loss/nutrition product pitch.
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Launday
Maytag
TAS
Oberlin
Hapacr
Judy
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Martha Monagan
Norma Jones
C-T
General Telephone Co
South Main Street
Zoning Board of Appeals
James Querin
Strongsville
Querin
Central
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Midway Mall
Eleanora Gentile
Washington Ave
Ms. Gentile
Timothy J. Smithett
Foxhill Lane
Smithett
Rogerson and Corporation
Bruce Silverthorn
Aoe
Gale
Furn Rooms
Room & Boar
Indus
Farmer's Market
Ealing
Alliancer
Prana Turing
Sapiphes
Landseagang
Memoriam
Lorie
Roe
Ross Fiorfis
Gillespie
FORD
Amule
Fidgeville
Erette
Mame
Titan
Case Ave
Asot Sons Oey
Incredible
Inflatables Inc
Chapman
Bamgam
Ken
Gordy Hales Real
Josey Union
Chuck & Family
Chronicle-Telegram
Mayria, U
Tees
Westes
Herbal Diet Center
Cleveland St
Hlyna
Erie Tax & Accounting
Brentwood Plaza
Wukie 1 Furniture
Hal Briggs
Ake
Witlin
Npn
Barbara
Columbia Hd
Olmsted Falls
Saddi
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