Elyria Chronicle The Hometown News Briefs
Local brief from Elyria Ohio reports a selection of community notices and short items compiled for January 5, 1983. Names and places are listed in compact summaries for residents and readers.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1983
Page
2
Local brief from Elyria Ohio reports a selection of community notices and short items compiled for January 5, 1983. Names and places are listed in compact summaries for residents and readers.
At least two of Oberlin's seven city council seats will be vacant this fall. Dank Eastin plans only one term, while Richard Lothrop will also leave after five terms. The city pursues a downtown history survey funded by a $6,000 Ohio Historical Society grant and matching $8,000 in federal funds to improve Main Street and nearby areas.
Cheri Simmons of Amherst has been named a sergeant in the Air Force serving as an administration specialist at Barksdale AFB Louisiana with the 2nd Organizational Maintenance Squadron. Pvt Michelle Powell completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. Navy Seaman Kim Malis, son of Doris Stuart, is deployed to the Mediterranean aboard USS Mississippi based in Norfolk Virginia. Navy Gunner's Mate Paul Berent, son of Edna Berent, deployed aboard USS Leftwich from San Diego. Navy Fireman Recruit Jonathan Black reported for duty aboard USS Carl Vinson based in Norfolk. Carl Craycraft Jr of Lorain completed OSUT at Fort Benning Georgia.
Mid National Investment Co. sues in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas to stop Fisher Foods Inc. from closing its East 71st Street store in Cleveland. The closure would breach the lease at the site active for 20 years and affects several area locations slated to shut Saturday.
LaGrange Township Trustees adopted temporary appropriations totaling 118 485 for the first quarter. General fund expenses amount to 35 635 with allocations for administration halls zoning sanitation and related costs. Other funds cover motor vehicle gas tax road and bridge cemetery fire protection and federal revenue.
Ohio House prepared a bill by Rep. David Hartley to outlaw sale and use of Teflon coated, metal piercing bullets by civilians, with violators facing fourth degree felony penalties. The measure notes such rounds can pierce vests and cites involvement of former Lorain County Coroner Kopsc h and others in developing the bullet named KOPSCH. The Ohio Union of Patrolmen Associations urged the filing.
Darlene Zuchowski was elected chairman of the Chatham Township board of trustees with Richard Arters as vice chairman and Kenneth Siman as a third trustee. Pat Jarrett was renamed township zoning inspector at a $400 annual salary plus base fees for foundation measurement and court appearances. Robert Summers and Charles Jenkins will serve five-year terms on zoning commissions and appeals boards respectively. Charles Aungst was re-employed as road maintenance man.
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