Parks Board to discuss proposed South Central Park pool
The Parks and Recreation Board urges public input at Thursday’s 7:30 p.m. City Hall meeting on a planned outdoor pool in South Central Park. A $175,000 federal grant backs the project, with the remainder from local park funds, and construction could start later this year. The mayor noted lake dredging as an alternative if pool funding fails.
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Parks and Recreation Board
South Central Park
Richard Carte
City Hall
Lorain rape suspect sought after Parmely woods assault
A 24 year old Lorain woman said she accepted a ride from a man she knew to Parmely Avenue and was raped and robbed at gunpoint in a wooded area. He took $32, food stamps worth 17 and a handgun from her purse before fleeing as police searched for the suspect.
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Lorain
Elyria
Parmely Avenue
Unusual double finesse yields nine tricks in bridge
West leads clubs as South declares three notrump. Declarer finesses spades twice and clubs once, using a double finesse that hinges on reading East's four card majors and West's four card clubs. The play, based on East holding Q1086 of spades, secures nine tricks and shows the declarer's precise inference.
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Declarer
West
East
South
Kasab splits from Ridgeville Democrats over growth plan
North Ridgeville First Ward Councilman Ron Kasab declares himself an independent Democrat criticizing the Democratic majority for failing to back campaign pledges to control city growth. He voted against housing and for a building ban, calls for ordinance changes, and supports a growth task force while predicting a tough reelection challenge for fellow Democrats.
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North Ridgeville
Ron Kasab
Democratic Council
Kasab
New York City
Kasab Addes
Ridgeville boards ends student smoking area policy change
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The board of education approved a new policy by a 2-2 vote prohibiting students from smoking or carrying smoking material on all school property and eliminating the three year old designated smoking area in front of the high school. Jeanne Shultzaberger and Larry Turner opposed the change, voicing support for the area’s use.
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Olde Towne Hall Theatre
Dairy Queen
Old Town Hall
Kathy Bogner
North Ridgeville
Board of Education
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Larry Turner
School board quashes beer sale at festival and smoking restroom clash
The board faulted students for not policing a three year old smoking area and upheld a rule banning beer sales on school property at the Corn Festival. Porter's crossing guard talks stalled, a letter to the city safety committee was sent with Aug 1 deadline. Five replacement buses costing 143000 were approved with state aid. Fire hydrant flushing announced in Elyria Township causing temporary brown water.
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R. D. Taylor
Taylor
John Porter
Porter
Center Ridge
Avon-Belden
Carpenter Steel Co
Cleveland
Heisler’s Truck and Equipment Co
Elyria
Leslie Harris
LaGrange Township approves 1979 budget plan
LaGrange Township trustees approved a 1979 budget of 164,489 with a 4,410 carryover in the general fund. Total receipts and balances are 51,880, down from 63,730, with expenses listed across administrative salaries and costs, halls, fire, health, sanitary dump, zoning, and road funds. The fire district expects 22,000 in receipts and 11,000 spent, leaving 11,000. cemetery receives 9,200 and spends 8,200, leaving 1,000 for 1979.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Township
Columbia schools resignations and staff changes noted
Seven Columbia teaching staff resignations were approved at a special Board of Education meeting. New hires include Debbie Kunath and Thomas Koch, with resignations from George Needham Ann Rover Jean Hicks Charles Reimer and Joan Needham. Budget hearing and next board meeting set. church use approved for vacation Bible school. Auditions announced for Huntington Playhouse production The Roar of the Greasepaint.
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Columbia
Board of Education
Thomas Koch
William Needham
Huron
Ann Rover
Jean Hicks
Elyria
Charles Reimer
Joan Needham
Debbie Kunath
Copopa
Hosanna Lutheran Church
J. Paul Liersmann
Copopa School
Bay Village
Huntington Playhouse
Carl Goodwin
Playhouse
Lake Ave
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Westfield Drive
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Case Road
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Center Ridge Rd
Virginia Dipietro
Schneider Farm
William Bagi
Race Rd
Carte
Regional Transit Authority
RTA
Parks and Recration Department
Welcome Wagon Club
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Nall Rd
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Ridgeville
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Men’s Democractic Club
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Ohio School Board Association
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George Brack
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Griswold Road
Helsinki
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Oks
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Columbia Schools
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Citizens Home Savings
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Walt Disney World
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Citizens Home Savings Lobby
Action Wear Shop
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Style Center Suits Unlimited
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