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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1973

Page

9

Elyria Council Passes One Bill in 32-Hour Session

In a three and a half hour meeting Elyria Council passed one ordinance abolishing part of Schad en Road to allow a spur to a new plant by The Milan Steel Corporation. Debates covered the engineer’s salary water rates and land purchase for a larger landfill while mayor Reichlin noted his salary rank among city workers.

Elyria Schaden Road Rt. 57 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Milan Steel Corporation L.R. Ashenbach Erie County Company Ashenbach Marguerite Bowman Robert E. Kleineeder Kleinoeder Reichlin Kosma J Glavas

Chronicle Telegram News Briefs January 16 1973

Brief items from Chronicle Telegram page noting local happenings on Tuesday January 16 1973. Short notices on community events, public notices, and recent developments in the city and surrounding area.

Mayor Defends City Finances As Council Debates Rates

City officials clash over salary structures and the legality of water rate increases amid appeals for transparency. The council pursues three readings while citizens warn of burdens on small homeowners and land negotiations near the landfill.

Chester Cleveland St Glavas Internal Revenue Service Council Garden Street

Lorain County judges handle 1659 1972 caseload

Lorain County three common pleas judges disposed of 1659 civil and criminal cases in 1972. Judge Pincura was assigned 588 cases and concluded 607. Judge Kelly faced 561 assignments and closed 527. Judge Mikus handled 456 and finished 525. The year ended with 441 527 470 pending across judges.

Lorain County Common Pleas Court John D. Pincura Pincura LeRoy F. Kelly Paul J. Mikus Kelly Mikus Ohio Supreme Court C. William O’neill

Lorain County Eyes State Alcohol Treatment Funds

Lorain County may receive 62868 of a 451000 state grant allocated to the Cleveland area for alcohol treatment and control if two proposals by the Lorain County Family Services Association win approval. The funds would support an alcohol specialist in detox units and an outreach program, plus coordination and counselors for evening drop-in centers.

Lorain County Cleveland County Family Service Association State Department of Health Association Columbus Cincinnati Toledo Lorain Cuyahoga Lake Geauga Richard Lang Family Services Association Lang

Housing advisers in Elyria report 1972 inspections

Elyria housing advisers conducted 5 757 inspections in 1972 and brought 499 units into compliance with the housing code under the department of community development. Mayor Reichlin notes inspections more than doubled from 1971 with 2 787 initial inspections, 1 799 deficient units, 988 compliant, and 2 970 reinspections, while 2 471 still show deficiencies. The city operated with four advisers, three for most of the year.

Elyria Housing Advisers Department of Community Development Robert Stephen Leonard P. Reichlin Reichlin

Cat receives ten thousand dollar trust for Siamese Sing Po

In Los Angeles, Sing Po the Siamese cat is named beneficiary of a ten thousand dollar trust from Claire H Pease. The will directs 100 dollars monthly for the animal’s upkeep, with payments to Pease’s daughter Rosemary Porter of La Canada California. The bequest also leaves 1000 dollars to each of Pease’s two grandchildren. In Portland, Oregon, Jack R Outlaw 24 was jaywalking and held for extradition on an outstanding larceny warrant from Kansas City after police located it during a routine check.

Los Angeles UPI Sing Po Claire H Pease Pease Rosemary Porter la Canada Calif Portland Ore Jack R Outlaw Outlaw Kansas City

Wellington approves updated zoning ordinance with map

After 11 years of planning Wellington village council passed an updated zoning ordinance including a comprehensive land use map and a new subdivisions ordinance. The measures take effect in 30 days following public hearings that drew one objection from Guy Wells who requested rezoning for a six family parcel.

Wellington Guy Stuart Wells Park Place

Oberlin area girl dies after two car crash

A 19 year old Oberlin area girl Anita Furline died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from extensive head injuries suffered in a two car collision south of Wellington January 6. The crash occurred at 10 30 p m when Roger Rutherford 17 failed to yield at Rt 58 and Jones Road. Rutherford and Keith A Clark 17 were hospitalized with injuries. Both cars were demolished.

Oberlin Wellington Elyria Memorial Hospital Anita Jones Road Ohio State Patrol Rutherford Keith A. Clark Knoxville Tenn Rt 58 Rutherford Auto Clark Wellington Community Hospital

Administrator borrows school van during weekend move

Elyria schools purchasing agent Robert S Weikel admitted using a board of education vehicle for private use to move his brother in law. Norbert Ziegman and Paul E. Stewart confirmed the incident and said a directive on personal use of school equipment may be issued. no disciplinary action was reported. Superintendent Thomas L Showalter was briefed.

Laird Robert S Weikel Elyria City Board of Education-Owned Weickel Elyria High School Norbert Ziegman Pasadena Ave Paul E. Stewart Weikel Stewart Werkel Thomas L Showalter Elyria Board of Education Janice Arthrell Robert Taft

Public housing freeze draws muted response in Lorain Elyria

Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority rejected a 300 unit proposal in 1973 prompting little local reaction as the federal 18 month moratorium halts new builds. Elyria considered bypassing LMHA for funds but federal rules blocked the plan. Local officials warn of job losses and worsening housing distress amid the nationwide freeze.

Lorain County Lorain Ashley LMHA Elyria Leonard Po Retchlin

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