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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1971

Page

5

Failing touts Elyria downtown replacement by Midway Mall

Norm Failing Elyria's director of community development told Elyria Chamber of Commerce Open Line Forum the central downtown area will be replaced permanently by a regional shopping district led by the Midway Mall. City planning official Robert Werner outlined a redevelopment plan focusing on pedestrian access and off street parking with a phased approach over more than a decade. The plan aims to convert Broad Street to pedestrian space and link Lorain Boulevard with Route 301 to improve access while preserving core commercial areas.

Elyria Midway Elyria Chamber of Commerce Norm Failing Robert Werner City Planning Associates Mishawaka Ind Werner Penn-Central East Avenue Third Street West Avenue

South Amherst School Sewage System Deemed Inadequate

The state health board warned South Amherst that its sewage system is not adequate for the student population. A later inspection noted a break and concerns over cafeteria waste disposal. The district, with fewer than 1,000 students, may test trash hauling and reduce kitchen disposal to ease the issue.

South Amherst State Health Board Board OF Education Reginald Cameron Amherst Brotherton Disposal

Elyria Reports December Income Tax Jump

Elyria posted a December income tax total of 252 416 dollars, well above the 1960 December take. Tax Administrator Ted S Valassis briefed the city council noting a large late filing by a major firm and a forthcoming report may reflect the General Motors strike impact.

Elyria Ted S. Valassis Valassis Cleveland Collection Agency General Motors

Kennedy seeks Elyria City Council seat in Democratic bid

William T. Kennedy 43 of 126 Columbus Ave. reportedly circulates petitions for a Democratic Elyria City Council seat. Kennedy, president of the Elyria Academy of Cosmetology, would not comment. He lives in the first ward currently held by incumbent Richard P. Seward who filed for re election. Earlier reports said John V. Bara might not run and Kennedy could seek his at large seat. Bara offered no comment beyond still thinking about re election.

William T. Kennedy Columbus Ave Elyria Kennedy Elyria Academy of Cosmetology Richard P. Seward John V. Bara Bara

No EHS baccalaureate service sparks protest over plan

Elyria High School will drop its annual baccalaureate service this year prompting a protest from Elyria Evangelical Fellowship. The ministers cite community support for the school and youth, while officials say declining senior interest and timing led to cancellation. The church may meet with the school to discuss reinstatement if the board agrees.

Elyria Evangelical Fellowship Harley Duncan Board of Education Miller

County poverty offices move to South Lorain County

County officials say a three-year plan to relocate poverty offices to South Lorain is near completion as County Engineer Harvey M. Holcomb notes progress, weather permitting, in a Thursday update reported by Anita Schrodt.

South Lorain Harvey M. Holcomb Murray Ridge

Lorain Democrats file for city council seats

Two Democratic candidates John W. Degan and Robert C. Salkowitz filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections for city council positions. Degan, 41, a former harbormaster, seeks at large. Salkowitz, 29, a Prudential district agent, seeks the first ward seat. The piece notes Degan's past campaigns and licenses while outlining local poverty office moves involving the Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee to the YMCA building on 28th Street in Lorain amid a county lease.

Lorain Lorain County John W. Degan Maine Ave Robert C. Salkowitz Lincoln St First Ward Salkowitz Prudential Insurance Co Jeanette U.S. Steel YMCA 28Th Street South Lorain

Oberlin Council eyes ward plan to boost minority representation

Oberlin Council approved a charter review report proposing five ward councilmen and two at large, replacing seven at large. If the May ballot fails, ward elections would wait until the next November. Lorain County would set ward boundaries for ten precincts. election of a council president remains with the council.

Oberlin Oberlin’s Council Arthur Hess Hess G. Nevers Lorain County Board of Elections Severs Charter Review Commission

North Ridgeville teacher not fired gets transfer to high school

Jawid Shemseddin a middle school special education teacher was suspended without pay on Oct 29 for questioned teaching practices. After a Dec 16 public hearing the school board voted to transfer him to North Ridgeville High School rather than terminate. Minutes and motions sparked debate, with some board members arguing the original termination recommendation should stand. The board directed the district to place Shemseddin in a role likely as study-hall supervisor or substitute teacher.

North Ridgeville Jawid Shemseddin North Ridgeville High School Shemseddin Don Swartz Swartz William B. Craig Edward M. Stewart Rita Shultzaberger Pepin Donald Lawther

Newscaster Seeks Lorain City Council Seat

Donnie H. Barden of WUAB-TV announces his candidacy as a Democrat for Lorain's third ward council seat. He previously lost the 1969 primary by four votes to incumbent Andrew Shukait. Barden is president of Diversified Communications Services Inc. and is married with one son.

Lorain Donnie H. Barden Wuab-Tv Barden 21St St Andrew Shukait Diversified Communications Services, Inc

Seward Files Nominating Petitions for Re election

Elyria councilman Richard P. Seward 36 files petitions for another term. He sits on water sewer and Peale committees and serves on Lorain County Regional Planning Commission panels. Also active in civic groups and recognized as Ford Citizen of the Year 1969. Resides Elyria with Betty and three children. Washington reports U.S. uranium reserves near 400000 tons adequate for power through 1984.

Degan Lorain County Tost Great Lakes Richard P. Seward First Ward Seward Elyria Ford Motor Co Lorain Ford St. Jude Church St. Jude Parents Club Holy Name Society Parish Federal Credit Union Elyria Jaycees Lorain County Democratic Dental Committee Elyria Democratic Men's Club Elyria Knights of Columbus Elyria Catholic High School John Carroll University Preston Ave Betty James Richard Mary Kay Joan Marie Washington United States

Nixon barber shop founder dies at 70 in Elyria

Russ Davies Nixon 70 of 702 N Abbe Road died January 11 after a four day illness. He owned and operated a Elyria barbershop for 26 years before retirement seven years ago and sold to Bob Smith with Nixon and Smith continuing at 358 Second St. He was active in the Lorain County Saddle Club and Agricultural Society and a member of First Congregational Church and Elyria Area Chamber of Commerce. Turn to page 14 col 6.

Clay C. Nixon N. Abbe Road Nixon Elyria Bob Smith Second St Nixon & Smith Lorain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Failing Says Failing Lorain Boulevard Broad Street By Olwyn Riddell Jeffrey Lintener Arthur Pardee Jr Pardee Hreniye John Keaney Kenney East River Road Fuller Street By Anita Schrodt John Degan Robert Salkowitz American Independent Party Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee EOC Murray Ridge Road J. Pat Craig Tower Boulevard EQC Oberlin Council Ray Campbell Chronicle-Telegram Beverly Reising Dale Pepin Edwin Charles Jeanne Shultzaberger James Yost Russ Davies
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