Elyria Court Suspends License For One Year Warning
Elyria Municipal Court records show multiple defendants cited for speeding failing to yield traffic signals and other infractions. Several violations include suspensions with conditions forbidding moving violations for set periods. fines range from 10 to 50 dollars.
Speeding and traffic fines spread across several towns
A list of individuals from Grafton Lorain and nearby areas faced speeding and traffic violations. Fines ranged from 10 to 40 dollars with suspensions up to 30 days and jail in one case. Several also had license suspensions and improper lane or stop sign violations noted.
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Keya Dr
Robert L. You
Parmely Ave
James L. Leraley
Fremont
Arturo Garcia
Cedar Dr. Lorain
Ruth A. Grimm
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgevile
Joseph D. Pridemore
East Road
Gratton
Ronald E Wycosky
Pasadena Ave
Mark E Hill
Chestnut St
Richard D Isenhour
Rovelton Rd
Columbia Station
Gordon W Hamilton
Baumhardt Road
Amherst
Richard D. Simon
Calf Rd
Thomas A Taylor
Bon Air Ave
Denver L. Wyant
Oberlin Rd
Oberlin
Charlotte
Warren St
Jackie S
East Ave
Richard E Dull
Fourth St
Apt 1
James L Carpenter
Grafton
Roger B Evans
Fifth St
Robert L. Yanke
South Logan
Donald M Schuster Jr
Murray Ridge Road
Andrew M. Spanos
Indian Hollow Rad
Ronald L Bush
Clarence H Montgomery
Barbara St
Carl Wo Wilms Jr
North Ridge Road
David L. Horton
Moorewood
Avon Lake
Ja M Deldrick
St. Lorigin
Arid Sandiford
Ee Grafton
William L. Shepard
Garden Ave
Lorain
Jackie L. Dixon
North Olmsted
Donald G. Reynolds
Bon Air
James F. Sullivan
Beverly Ct
Louise Swallows
Cowley Rd
Ohio
Jarvis C. Neff
Eaton Blvd
Richard W. Heys
Green Springs
Hagar Campbell Jr
Homer St
James L. Brown
Steelton St
William E Snyder
Gibsonia
Pennsylvania
Cathern Marshall
Cleveland
David T. Burtner
Wayne
Michigan
Robert Espey
Militants close down John Hay High School in Cleveland
About 25 black militants and 125 supporters shut John Hay High School, home to 1750 students. Dissident pupils flooded the office, causing wholesale confusion and a possible use of trespass laws against adult advisers. School officials planned a staff and board meeting before deciding next steps.
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Cleveland
John Hay High School
Paul W. Briggs
Briggs
John Hay
Board of Education
Spanish Traditional and Contemporary Furniture Sale Event
Exhibit features over 100 sofas 200 chairs and rockers more than 20 bedroom groups and the largest Tell City dining rooms display in Ohio Sales run from Thursday February 27 early selections are urged many items are one of a kind The showroom has grown from 2000 square feet to over 22000 square feet during fifteen years Terms arranged and banking details not listed
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Tell City
Ohio
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