Amherst Council Rejects Renewal Ordinance On May Ballot
Amherst council voted down an emergency measure to place urban renewal on the May ballot. Five councilmen opposed. Gedulig and Bruce supported. Mayor Davis criticized the delay as hindering federal project progress and urged further study before voter action.
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Amherst
Board of Elections
Richard Gedulgig
William Bruce
Dennis Clotz
Steven Galusha
Bum
Galusha
Gedulgig
Marvin Davis
David Taylor
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jospeh Husar
Amherst Council Eyes Bidding for Two Police Cruisers
Amherst council reports drafting legislation to authorize bids for two new police cruisers and to allow future bids at the safety director’s discretion with council final approval. The meeting also noted firemen pay raises pending more information, and a Boy Scouts takeover event on Feb 7 during National Boy Scout Week with sworn-in scouts at the fire hall. State Rep Donald J Pease offered assistance, and council moved a second reading of a rules amendment.
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Police and Fire Committee
Tne
Donald J Pease
Elyria EHS to Host Music Careers Program in Cafeteria
Elyria High School music department presents a Thursday 7 30 pm program in the high school cafeteria aimed at informing junior high and high school students and parents about music career paths and job opportunities. Panels include Craig Dieterich David Noe Jay Ross Judy Gleason and Gary Shook with a talk by Daniel Spriggs on careers in music and filmstrips and related training and salaries discussed.
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Ely Tia High School
Daniel Spriggs
Elyria
Spriggs
Craig Dieterich
EHS
David Noe
Jay Ross
Judy Gleason
Gary Shook
Ashland College
Shook
Miss Gleason
Creston Livestock Report Shows Strong Prices Across Classes
Ninety consignors sold 888 head with calves up to 59.50 top and many good calves above 54. Hogs strong with no 1 hogs above 28.50 and a 25 top on a Yorkshire lot. Cattle and cows met steady to strong demand with good Angus steers near 30 and Holsteins to 29, cows up to 22.90, bulls to 29, and varied feeder prices across weight classes.
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Creston
Family displaced by Homer fire seeks home in Black River district
Mr and Mrs Devil Robinson and their four children lost their Homer Township home to a fire last Wednesday. They seek a two or bedroom rental in the Black River school district to keep their children in familiar schools while they decide whether to sell or rebuild. Mrs Bias and Mrs Fathauer host them while aid reaches them. They request bedding dressers pots and pans and a rental home in the Black River area. Call Mrs Bias or Mrs Fathauer if you can help.
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Homerville
Devil Robinson
Black River
Robinson
Robinsons
Homer Township
Donald Bias
Kimberly
Michael
Ricky
Jeff
Mrs. Robinson
Black River District
Bias
Kenneth Fathauer
John Mavak
Spencer
Unwanted medal in 18th century Russian sobriety scheme
The report notes Peter the Great’s effort to curb drinking by mandating a medal worn around the neck by men jailed for drunkenness, a public shaming device used to enforce temperance in 18th century Russia.
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Washington
UPI
Peter the Great
Shell collectors in ancient times weighed and stored vast finds
The National Geographic notes early shell collectors were imprisoned for time and that a shell medal weighed 18 pounds. It mentions Roman Emperor Caligula as among the first large scale shell collectors.
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The
National Geographic
Caligula
Lincoln Street extension on committee agenda
Amherst reports the Streets and Sidewalks Committee will discuss extending Lincoln Street to provide right of way for a new elementary school. The agenda lists additional items for Building and Lands, Ordinance, and Sweets and Sidewalks committees, including cemetery damage and city personnel matters. All meetings occur in council chambers and are open to the public.
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Amherst
Lincoln Street
Council
A. H Anderson Co
Council Chambers
Elyria Township volunteers start fire training course
Eighteen members of the Elyria Township volunteer fire department began a structured training program to improve local fire protection. A fire service instructor conducts weekly Monday sessions at the station, with Northeastern Ohio sales chief Robert E Noren overseeing firm efforts. Certificates will be awarded to volunteers who complete the program.
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Elyria Township Volunteer Fire Department
Robert E Noren
Worcester Mass
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Noren
Belmar Ct
Ohio
Griswold Road
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
State Department of Education
Public Service
Division of State Fire Marshal
Ohio Inspection Bureau
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Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst Council
Fran Bostwick
Vern Council
Amherst — Council
City Police Department
Lorain National Bank Americard
John Doe
Complete Financial Services
Financial Counsel & Advice Computer Service
Travel Bureau Home Improvement
Lorain National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lorain
Avon Lake
Vermilion
Oberlin Hrachive
Nhewearat
Creston Livestock Report
Avchones Anonymous
Neysa
Stroup
Lincoln St
West Broad Street
East River ST
siffErs
Azalea
J.R. Dall Ford Sales
Broad Street
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