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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1984

Page

13

Datebook Events for Today in New London and Nearby

New London zoning board and appeals meet at 7 30 p m in city hall council chambers VFW Post 4654 holds a 2 p m gathering at VFW Hall LaGrange Lions meet at 7 p m at Lions Park Keystone PTA hosts adult exercise at 9 p m in middle school gym Belden PTA hosts adult exercise at 7 30 p m at the school Elric Evening Lions gathers at 6 45 p m at Grassies Cascade Chordsmen perform at 8 p m at Eagles.

New London Zoning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals City Hall VFW Post VFW LaGrange Lions Lions Park Keystone Pta Belden Boy Scouts Om Fire Hall Penfield PTA Elric Cascade Chordsmen Eagles Grafton Township Belden Penfield Pta Zoning & Zoning Appeals Board Society Hall New Tondon LeRoy Order of Eastern Stars Masonic Temple Elyria Midway

Clemento firm sold to Kathy Hopkins in Elyria

Elyria reporters firm Clemento and Associates, founded by Tom Clemento, has been sold to employee Kathy Hopkins. The three member outfit will keep its name, with a shift to computerized transcription to speed client delivery. Hopkins served as one of the reporters and will lead the transition.

Elyria Tom Clemento Marj Emmons Boas Sading Foreman Gorilla Mae Bali

Oberlin COVE to discuss Street Furniture

Oberlin City Council committee on the Visual Environment will hold a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in council chambers to discuss street furniture plans and improvements in the city.

Oberlin Oberlin City Committee On the COVE Council

Two Day Hardware Dispersal at South Akron Hardware

Harold R. Farnsworth auctions off 75 years of inventory in Akron Ohio. Friday January 27 and Saturday January 28 start at 9:30 A.M. each day with complete fixtures, plumbing electrical, tools, paint and bulk hardware items. Cash terms, lunch provided, buyers load their own purchases, new bid numbers daily.

Akron Ohio S. Main St P.V.C Miller Falls Dremel Detroit South Akron Harold R. Farnsworth Wadsworth

Amherst weighs own power billing reforms and meter upgrades

Amherst City Council electric committee chair Jack Hall unveiled a final report recommending the city retain its electrical distribution system with improved meters on municipal properties, higher meters to deter vandalism, and a shift from 60 to 40 day billing with monthly catch-up. The plan targets correcting ordinance gaps and implementing better billing forecasts.

Amherst Jack Hall Hall Bray Safety Service Joe Kohart Kohart City Huan Beter Commis UF Enbates Canto

Amherst eyes levy and school closing

AMHERST Board of Education plans an emergency operating levy for May and will meet February 14 to decide expense cuts and the levy millage. A possible closing of an elementary school is under study due to declining enrollment from 3,326 students in January to a projected 2,814 by 1988-89.

Amherst Amherst Board of Education Howard Dulmage Tim Logar Logar

DePaola 723 Dollar Phone Bill Scrutiny in Amherst

Amherst city officials review five phone bills totaling 723 for August to December charges. Long distance calls on the former mayor and safety director lines raise questions of city funding versus personal use. Council permits payment, directs law director to audit calls and potential legal recovery if private use is found.

Amherst Elmer Valentine Valentine Anthony DePaola Safety Service Harry Chambers John Jaworski Council Law Thomas Sanborn Sanborn

Amherst mayor urges funding for 1984 budget needs

Mayor John C Jaworski outlined the 1984 permanent budget as the driver for anticipated projects and equipment purchases. He warned that neglected capital improvements and aging gear in all departments could offset year end balances, highlighting needs for street trucks police cars wastewater plant expansion and fair sewer and electric rate reforms. He also backed a K-9 unit for the police and street evaluation once weather allows.

Amherst John C Jaworski Jaworski Jaworksi Amherst City

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