City Receives $380000 Less Than Last Year
LORAIN The city must trim 380022.07 from its 1855 General Fund budget after the county auditor certifies 1196533.81. City Auditor Joseph J. Mitock says the planned general fund budget of 1576749.50 will face the largest reduction a city administration has ever seen.
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Joseph J. Mitock
Lorain Plans Parking Expansion With City Leases
Lorain City Council approved Mayor Jaworski signing five-year leases with five central business owners to convert vacant lots between Yith and 18th Street off Broadway into parking spaces. The city bears no cost beyond necessary improvements to make the lots usable, according to Service Director Wallace Chapla.
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Wallace Chaplail
Police Charge Overloading Reckless Driving
Lorain John Paul Bozsoki 20 of 2091 Cleveland St Elyria was to appear in court to answer a charge of driving an overloaded truck. He was stopped by the Ohio State Patrol yesterday afternoon at Rt 254 and 301. Ignacio Torres 27 of 3132 Toledo Ave was ordered to appear in court tomorrow to answer to a charge of reckless operation.
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No Gain Made In Pact Talks Between Transit Union
Negotiations for a new contract between Employes Transit Lines Inc and Local 1034 motor coach workers AFL are at a standstill. Arthur Gringle Jr. said talks would likely resume next week as the current contract, set to expire December 1, has been extended to January 31. The union seeks higher pay, hospital benefits, and better working conditions. Schmaich, owner-manager, warned of no wage increase unless business improves and noted the firm may sell, with service possibly suspended if rider demand does not rise. He added that cost cuts are the focus, not extending income, amid falling revenue.
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Political Battle In Fourth Ward Swings In Motion
In Lorain the Fourth Ward political contest opens with filings. Republican candidates include John J Grasso and Woodrow Mathna for city council. Incumbent Democrat Ed Osko plans to run again but has not filed. Also filing were John Repko, long time council president, and Sam J Rosso, Third Ward Democrat.
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Smudge Problem Unsettled in Lorain Enainment Effort
Lorain officials seek state aid and testing gear to identify the cause of smudges on more than 100 homes. The city plans a long range probe, dubbed the Black Ulysses, as Columbus pledges technical services but warns of delays. A rezoning proposal for Broadway and 32nd Street, owned by Lorain Stone Co., is referred to council committee for study.
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Local Hospital Notes Report Dense With Discharges And Births
St Joseph Hospital on Washington Avenue lists multiple discharges and a string of birth announcements. Entries include families such as Mr and Mrs Roly Donald King and Mrs Thomas John Pierson with newborns, plus names like Alfred Mannarelli and Joseph Machek among many others. The terse notes also mention relatives at addresses across Elyria Avenue, Broadway, Edgewater Drive, and nearby streets.
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Lorain Welfare Fund Eyes State Aid and Cash Boost
Lorain officials seek a $20,000 state boost and a planned $69,000 transfer from the General Fund to the Welfare Fund as relief needs rise. City Auditor Mitock and Welfare Director Thomas meet Elyria Budget Commission after a county transfer of $5,000 to cover increased relief costs while state funds await arrival in April.
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Chase Futile Lorain Man's Car Stolen
Lorain resident Harry A Bailey at 215 Indiana Ave reported his car stolen last night while parked in front of the post office on Broadway. He saw the vehicle driven north, followed to Eighth Street where it halted beside Showboat Bar, and the thief fled with a passenger as Bailey reached the car.
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