Taxpayer sues Amherst over building inspector hire
A taxpayer suit charges Amherst Mayor DePaola hired fulltime building inspector David Spanski in 1973 without proper Civil Service Commission certification. Outside counsel Martin Heberling says the test process was flawed and seeks a declaratory judgment. Spanski may repay excessive salary. the mayor condemns the suit as political.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Civil Service Commission
Ken Sruka
Martin Heberling
Chronicle-Telegram
Sruka
Heberling
DePaola
David Spanski
Spanski
Tom O'Neill
Gas use curtailed in Amherst schools
Amherst area schools face a 40 percent cut in natural gas from Columbia Gas of Ohio to finish the winter. Marion L. Steele High School Nord Junior High Powers Elementary will adjust to 68 degrees, with halls and restrooms cooler and doors kept shut. Teachers and students are advised to dress warmly and follow new thermostat rules as heat allocations began January 9.
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Amherst
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Marion L. Steele
Nord
Powers
Charley Groth
Chronicle-Telegram
Groth
Bill Penton
Powers School
Bernice Johnson
High School
William Marley
Nord School
Donald Hicks
Amherst Hospital expands evening and weekend ER services
Amherst Hospital now staffs its emergency room with licensed doctors during evenings and weekends from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. on weekdays and 6:30 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday. Doctors are supplied by Physicians Placement Service, Inc. of St. Louis, with patients allowed to contact their own doctors if desired. The ER handles all emergencies except cardiac cases and serious injuries, for which patients should bypass the hospital. A three month trial will assess the placement service and community response.
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Amherst
Amherst Hospital
William Stewart
Stewart
Physicians Placement Service, Inc
St. Louis
Forty four student nurses receive caps at St Joseph Hospital
Forty four student nurses from the St Joseph Hospital School of Practical Nursing receive nursing caps marking progress toward a September 1975 completion. The eight remaining months include supervised patient care and classes. Recipients include Linda Barracs, Rosemary Benson, Joan Blodgett, Barbara Sraun, and others listed.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Linda Barracs
Rosemary Benson
Joan Blodgett
Barbara Sraun
Joanne Carey
Lucinda Capter
Rebecca Cherney
Terese Concheck
Beatrice Cooksey
Josephin
Lorain Council Backs Special Police Patrols
Lorain officials endorsed a new volunteer night patrol unit led by Police Chief John Malinovsky to curb armed robberies. Four off duty officers in uniform will patrol in personal cars, armed with shotguns and service revolvers, amid minority concerns over the tacticals. A city hall meeting with Mayor Joseph Zahorec and Safety Director William Mills sought to clarify the unit’s purpose and rules.
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Lorain
John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Met
City Hall
Joseph Zahorec
William Mills
Citizens Advisory Board
Police Department
Zahorec
Vermilion delays major sewer project amid resident objections
Vermilion council tabled the Elberta Beach storm sewer project estimated at 195200 for 30 days to study by the city engineer and law director amid criticism over assessments. The council also rescinded trunk line locations in the Southeast Sanitary Sewer District, with a January 29 meeting planned to discuss the district further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Elberta Beach
Jimmy Odom
Jack Armstrong
Council
Brownhelm Station
del Orwig
Armstrong
Ford Motor Co
Columbia Gas Co
Robert Mey
Eve Road
Vermilion Council Advances Juvenile Bureau Plan
Vermilion city council approved creating a police juvenile bureau with draft legislation by the city law director after safety committee backing and council approval despite objections from council president Marie Tansey. A five year NOACA grant funds $12,000 yearly for two years to cover a fulltime officer, with the city bearing costs in year six and for office supplies.
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Juvenile Bureau
Wat
Councilist
Marie Tansey
Jimmy Odom
North Star Council of Governments
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Planning Commission
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Zoning Board of Appeals
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Concord Drive
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Cleveland
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Seven Hills
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Patrick Cleveland
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