Ormsby Loses Safety Service Post in City Council Action
In North Ridgeville the city council combined the mayor and safety service director roles by ordinance. Ormsby, previously safety service director, may remain as administrative assistant to the mayor at $3,600 annually. The move aims to keep two top administrators, with the effective change from Jan 1 pending finance committee action.
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Ormsby
North Ridgeville
Paul W. Ormsby
Marcellus B. Diederich
Stuart
Safety Service
B. F. Goodrich Co
Council
Diederich
Eugene Francis
Francis
Bernard P. Lysaght
North Ridgeville raises sewer tap in charges
North Ridgeville council on third reading set new sewer tap fees based on a state flow guide. The base rate remains 350 dollars with 87.5 cents per gallon predicted use. A two day service station would pay about 1312 dollars. Council dissenting vote came from Don Standen. An unrelated ordinance on a 40 acre park donation was delayed due to missing copies.
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North Ridgeville
North Olmsted
Westlake
Medina County
Richard R. Sullinger
Don W. Standen
North Ridge Investment Corp
Frank Dettore
Council
Dettore
North Ridgeville tax plan yields no action at council meeting
A special North Ridgeville council session took no action on proposed changes to the 1 percent income tax. The finance committee will study amendments aimed at raising the wage tax to 1.25 percent for most residents and addressing reciprocity concerns. Residents voiced opinions as the panel weighs a fair solution amid lost reciprocity with neighboring communities.
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North Ridgeville
Council
Finance Committee
Essary
Cornish
Nixon picks Mack for Naval Academy top post
President Nixon designates Vice Admiral William P Mack as superintendent of the Naval Academy, replacing Vice Admiral F Calvert who moves to command the 1st Fleet out of San Diego. Vice Admiral Jerome H Ringer will be replaced as deputy chief of naval operations for surface warfare by Vice Admiral Raymond E Pett. King’s new assignment remains unannounced.
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Jerome H. Ringer
Youngstown
Ohio
Beig
Naval Operations
Raymond E. Pett
King
Suspect held in grocer's slaying in Covington
Michael P. Dennis 22 of Cincinnati was arrested on a Covington street corner and charged with murder in the slaying of grocer Arthur Sheffield 49 during a store holdup last month. Kenneth Long already in custody faces the same charges.
School Board Opens Two Public Comment Periods
The board voted to change the hearing policy to allow resident comments at two set times during meetings. The first will occur near the start on agenda items, and a second at the end permitting remarks on any subject. A voluntary attendance roster and board newsletter were also proposed.
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North Ridgeville
Roger T. Beitler
Jeanne Shultzaberger
DR. Beitler
Mangold praises middle school plan in North Ridgeville
Mangold, 26, is assistant principal at North Ridgeville Middle School after moving from Buckeye Valley Local to handle 1,100 students. He values the broad contact with pupils, attends to attendance and discipline, and supports the middle school concept as blending age groups and expanding activities. He grew up in Dayton, earned degrees from Central State and Xavier, and lives in Elyria with his wife Gail and two children.
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Thomas Mangold
North Ridgeville
Mangold
North Ridgeville Middle School
Buckeye Valley
Craig
William Craig
Manfold
Dayton
Kaiser High School
Central State University
Wilberforce
Xavier University
Gail
Elyria
Nine Year Scout Set for Eagle Award
David Machavina 18 will receive the Eagle Scout honor at a Boy Scout Court of Honor at the Congregational Church this Saturday. He is the son of Charles and Mrs Machavina of 7616 Avon Belden Rd and will graduate from North Ridgeville High School in June after being in scouting since age nine. He plans to attend Ohio State University.
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North Ridgeville
David Machavina
David
Charles Machavina
Avon-Belden Rd
North Ridgeville High School
Ohio State University
Clairvoyance in Bridge A Lesson From 1972 Syndicate
A bridge column explains why declarers should duck the opening jack of clubs to avoid misguessing the lead. The analysis details how choosing the first suit to tackle affects entry cards, entries to West's clubs, and the chance of reaching ten tricks. Tomorrow's installment promises a crucial play.
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West
South
East
Declarer
Fast
King Features Syndicate
Cooped-up steer triggers arrest in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa two men were charged with cattle rustling after deputies found a 300 pound steer in the trunk of their car during a routine auto inspection Saturday. One man faced an additional charge of carrying a concealed weapon and the car was impounded. Officers were completing the arrest report when a strange noise came from the rear of the vehicle and they opened the trunk to find the steer.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Ule
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Grocer
Planned Parenthood
Radio City Station
N.Y
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Francis Halagan
Daniel Taylor
Dale Pepin
Reising
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Associates
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Associates Corporation of North America
Metover & Company
Flrst Bank
South Band
Metever & Co
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London
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West &Adz
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