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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1983
Page
6
Local notices and brief items from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Tuesday January 25 1983. Local events, meetings, and announcements fill the compact page of short news items.
City council heard of a FCC field check prompted by interference claims from the North Ridgeville Repeater Association. An inspected scanner near the water tower was found to emit the wrong internal frequency, requiring the owner to have it changed at the manufacturer. The group says the effort was to address a problem, not harass residents.
Gloria Young from Honduras and Silvia Demma from Italy plan to stay in the United States until July, then return home to finish school. They aim to study business and journalism in college, and both hope to improve language skills through ongoing contact with host families in Elyria area.
Floyd Peace, who nearly won Ridgeville mayor in 1981, announces his candidacy for mayor as a Democrat. He says petitions are out and he will file, after coming within 114 votes of defeating incumbent Richard Noll two years ago. He is 34 and described as a mainwright.
The South Amherst village council considers giving police space from the firehouse, doubling their current area and providing better gear storage. City officials say the move would improve conditions after years of leaks and heat issues in the current jailhouse office.
Amherst officials and residents pressed Central Telephone General Manager Milt Tomasek over a proposed 29 percent base-rate increase to be reviewed by PUCO. If approved, residential one party service would rise from 11.35 to 14.63 monthly, two party lines from 9.65 to 12.45, and leasing fees up to 1.80 and 1.95 respectively. The panel joined Consumers’ Counsel against the plan and noted added charges for installations and directory assistance.
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