Westlake women and police push Operation Identification
Westlake officials and the Women's Club launch a joint program to deter burglaries by loaning vibro engravers to residents for marking valuables with driver’s license numbers. Engraved items can be traced to owners, aiding recovery and prosecution, with window stickers warning burglars.
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Lorain opens 6.4 million sewage plant to clean water
Mayor Joseph Zahorec and acting waterworks Supt. Philip Majorana pictured at the ceremony opening Lorain’s new 6.4 million secondary treatment plant. The facility will remove about 95 percent of solids from wastewater, far ahead of the prior 55 percent, with construction completed in two years. The plant introduces oxygen and bacteria to treat water and will phase in sections this week as operations begin. Zahorec stated Lorain leads in area wastewater treatment.
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Lorain
Joseph Zahorec
Philip Majorana
Majorana
Ohio
Zahorec
Carl Skalak
Early real estate tax bills mailed in Lorain County
Lorain County Treasurer J. Grant Keys announced that real estate tax bills were mailed Saturday, the earliest mailing since before 1934. The final payment date is February 23, also the earliest closing date since 1934, with faster collections boosting service to taxing districts and credit to the auditor’s department and data processing center.
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Lorain County
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Combined levy proposal for Lorain mental health and retardation
Lorain County mental health and mentally retarded boards may seek a joint levy to fund both programs. Commissioners favor a single levy presented to voters, hoping to ease confusion between boards. The mental health group seeks 106000 from county funds this year, but only 30000 was approved. the retardation board operates Murray Ridge facilities with a 0.2 mill levy expiring December 31.
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Lorain County Mental Health Board
Lorain
County Board For
Murray Ridge Road
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New Lorain council aims to double retarded program backers
Ronald Werner was installed as president of the Lorain County Council for Retarded Inc planning an organizational year to double its 271-member base. He outlined four special programs including speaker events, a newsletter, a county fair display, and a council dinner during National Association of Retardation Councils Month. The group helped launch Murray Ridge School and meets monthly at Horizon House in Sheffield Center.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Ronald Werner
Denison Ave
Werner
Horizon House
Sheffield Center
Sanford Slutzker
North Ridgeville accepts park land offer for 40 acres
North Ridgeville Council approved a proposal by North Ridge Investment Corp. to donate 40 acres for a central city park. The deal grants the firm blanket concessions for cluster subdivisions on about 415 acres, with details on wetlands, yards, and density, and allows prior approval to sidestep future red tape. Two council members objected to the process and funding conditions but supported the park in principle.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridge Investment Corp
Gilbert V. Cornish
R-1
Park Recreation
Charles Bolognia
Bolognia
Council
Don W. Standen
Cornish
Frank Dettore
Center Ridge Road
Avon- Belden Road
Bernard P. Lysaght
Datlarge
Ray A. West
Elyria
Worth A. Fauver
Standen
Fauver
Graw withdraws bid for Lorain County civil defense post
William W. Graw Jr withdraws his application and backs Joseph A. Koch Jr. for Lorain County civil defense director. Koch, the current acting director, received support over concerns about daylight hours and stability. The commissioners may reimburse expenses. Graw suggested raising the allowance from about 100 to 150 dollars monthly.
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Graw
Koch
William W. Graw Jr
Lorain County
Joseph Stockstill
Stockstill
Dellisanti
Court orders Wellington to issue water permits to guitarist
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura ruled Wellington must issue water and sewer permits to James L. Guitar for his 24 unit northwest Wellington project. The court granted four writs of mandamus directing the Wellington Clerk Treasurer to issue taps and allowed Guitar to proceed after suit filed December 3 following permit denials amid a multi unit structure freeze.
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Wellington
Lorain County Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
James L. Guitar
Grand Ave
Lyte M. Clark
Guitar
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