Group maps plans to contest Lorain phone rate hike
Law directors from six communities met to contest Lorain Telephone Co rate increase filed with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. They will seek resolutions for a pact with Lorain City Solicitor Betleski, who will hire rate expert Robert White to handle the fight and present a county wide front. White estimates the company seeks about a 21 percent jump in revenue, with residential and business rates rising notably. He notes the rate case hinges on cost to reproduce current equipment and criticizes the company for limited information on property holdings.
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Lorain
Lorain Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Adrian F Betleski
Cincinnati
Atty
Robert White
White
Belleski
David George
Vermilion
Donald Carek
Russell Pruitt
Sheffield Lake
John Macken
Avon Lake
Richard Martinek
Joseph Mattey
John Husar
Amherst
de Bates
John Picken
Avon
Husar
Amherst Wilities Combattee
Betleski
Lorain Telephone .O
Congress
Ex-clerk sentenced to reformatory for embezzlement
Former Medina clerk Anna Simeone pleaded guilty to embezzling 792 dollars from trusteeship funds. She received a 1 to 10 year sentence at Marysville Reformatory. Sentencing followed a jury acquittal on arson counts. probation was denied and she was jailed pending transfer.
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Medina
City Water Department
Reformatory
Anna
Bertha Simeone
Warren
Thiem
Brunswick
Mieh
Corning
Marysville Reformatory
Cma County Common Pleas
Windson Kellogg
Airs
Simeone
Dorothy Ginver
LeRoy
Medina Muamvosted
Water Department
Medina County
Steve Hell
Marysville
Jammed pedal blamed for Garden St garbage truck crash
Safety officials name a sticking accelerator as the cause of the Garden St crash that injured three city workers. Driver Charles E Taylor, 31, said the pedal stuck and he kicked it, but it did not free, as the truck overturned while swerving to avoid a second garbage truck.
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Garden St
City Workers Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Birchhill
Sanitation Department
Charles E Taylor
West Third St
Taylor
Lorain County real estate taxes unchanged by court ruling
Lorain County Auditor Joseph J Mhtock says real estate tax assessments remain uniform across property classes and that Lorain is not affected by a recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling. He notes Cuyahoga County faces change due to higher commercial and industrial percentages and plans a U S Supreme Court appeal.
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Lorain County
Joseph J Mhtock
Lorei
Ohio Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Ralph J. Perk
United States Supreme Court
Cuyahoga
Minorities Drive Most Urban Renewal Relocations
Officials report that nearly two thirds of about 160 000 families relocated by federal urban renewal projects are from Negro or other minority groups. The figures highlight the impact of federal programs on minority communities during a period of widespread urban redevelopment.
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Washington
Unified countywide public library system proposed in study
A Lorain County study backed by the Council on Library Resources proposes a county district library system. It recommends merging six independent libraries into a single county library to serve the entire county at equitable cost.
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Lorain
Council On Library Resources. Inc
Lorain Publc Libra
Ceaned On Library Resources, Inc
Federel
Stud
Ohio
New York-New Jersey
Lorain County
Mildred W Sandoe
Senta. O
Paul
Beeserman
Yonkers i
New York
Pubic Library
Previou
Theodore S. Uris
Ohio State Library
Cleveland
Lorain City
Early Hanseatic Schools and County Library Plan
The Hanseatic League's early education focused on arithmetic and accounting. The report argues a new county district library should reduce waste and expand access, with a three-tier system of headquarters, area libraries for 25 000 people, and neighborhood branches serving 10 000,promoting boards funding collections and personnel.
Documentation of a Lorain County murder trial testimonies
Lorain County Common Pleas Court heard two starkly opposed portraits of John E. Woodards amid the July 13, 1963 Van Arsdale murder case. Prosecution and defense painted contrasting images as key witness Ondreyco described Woodards’ alleged actions and remorse while prosecutors pressed for intent. The trial resumes with further cross examination and psychiatric testimony expected next week.
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John E. Woodards
Margaret van Arsdale
Columbia Station
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Atty Low
Joy
Lerawn County
John
Otero
Lorain County Sherff
Charles L MacDonald Grafton MacDonald
Rt. 4
Woodards
van Arsdale
MacDonald
Michael Andreyev
Sheriffs Department
Ondreyco
Julia Impiceini
Airs
Viola Miller
Sirs
Impiccini
Atty. Adams
Lorain County
Paul J. Mikus
Eduard J. Conley
Lorain
John D. Pincura
Query
Adams
Ondreyreo
Curious crowd fills Jam County murder trial
Spectators pack Lorain County Common Pleas Court for the first degree murder case of John Himer Woodards. Defense counsel Edward J. Conley notes the crowd’s mix of curiosity and horror as slides depict a brutal scene while prior magazine coverage and sensational reporting draw public fascination away from legal proceedings.
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Lorain County
Conley
Lou Adams
Counsel named for vote probe in Lotain hearings
County Prosecutor Raymond Muzilla was designated county legal counsel for state hearings in Lotain next week on voting irregularities in the Fifth Ward. He will attend all sessions starting Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Broadway branch of the Board of Elections. Over 100 Lotain residents have been subpoenaed for testimony as part of the two month state investigation.
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Raymond Muzilla
Lotain
Paul Mikus
Ted W. Brown
Muzilla
Broadway
Board of Elections
Fifth
Bay Area Population Near Five Million
San Francisco Bay Region has about 5 million residents across 13 counties, per the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay Region
Three-township water project moves forward
County commissioners received Neff and Associates preliminary plan outlining a $2,070,925 water system for Carlisle Eaton and Columbia Townships. The project envisions Elyria as the primary water source with fallback options from Cleveland or Avon Lake, serving about 1,000 users with a 1 million gallon daily capacity.
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Carlisle
Eaton
Columbia Township
Couity
Neff and Associates
Cleveland
Thomas J Neff
Elyria
Avon Lake
Neff
16Th St
Rt. 82
Plum Creek
Ridgeville
Brentwood Lake
Indian Hollow
Slife Rd
Robson Rd
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Kathy
Albert Charnes
North Abbe Rd
Medina City
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Loram County
Bonn
Germany
Hanseatic League
Ondrevec
Wood
Twoj
McDonald
van Ars
Adale
Ondreyeo
Pincvra
Ondrexco
Jam County
Judy Judge
Tos
Vernon M. Smith
Michael A. Ondreyen
Dewhurst
East River
Durkee
Archer Rd
Cooley Rd
Grafton State Farm
Island Rd
Cooley Ra
Carl Doerge
Hayden, Miller and Co
Heff and Associates
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