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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1975

Page

5

South Amherst pays disputed police wages

South Amherst Council votes to pay 659 in lost wages to three part time officers amid July audit dispute. Mayor Knoble casts tie breaking vote after 3 3 deadlock. Officers Joseph Graham Nestor and David Kilgore involved. Police chiefs and engineers also discuss bids for a water pump and storm sewer project.

South Amherst Larry Knoble Knoble Richland County Annis Road Olice Gladys Reazer Joseph Graham Graham Joseph Nestor David Kilgore McGlinchey South Lake Road

Black River schools approve 1.43M budget with deficit

Black River Board of Education adopted a 1,434,238 dollar budget including a 74,321 dollar deficit. Receipts are projected at 1,359,917 against expenditures, with tax impact affected by county revaluations in Ashland Lorain and Medina. State funding remains uncertain and potential cuts could hit January operations.

Spencer Black River

Lorain Hears Dues To Regional Planning Commission

Lorain City Council approved paying 19 546 in dues to the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission after a delay as members questioned value and withdrawal options. The vote keeps a one year withdrawal notice. next year the council may pull out if justification fails. Andrew Shukait was named to fill the vacant at large seat, with Koscho remaining president pro tempore. A public hearing on the environmental impact of the southeast and eastside interceptor sewers is set for August 19 at 10 a.m.

Lorain Lorain County Commission Action Council Democrat Caucus Andrew Shukait Third Ward John K.J.) Koscho Vincent Glorioso Thomas Gallo D-4 Koscho Council J.P. Smith D-6 Utilities Committee Shukait Smith Parks and Recreation Committee Woodrow Mathna Robert Hritsko

Datebook and Education Notes from Ohio Conference

Board of education meets at 7 30 p.m. at the high school. Slimmers and quilting activities listed at local churches and recreation centers. Various clubs hold events including Penfield United Church Women and Wakeman Pomona Grange supper. Principal James Snyder and assistant Thomas Coyne attended the Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals summer conference in Columbus June 23 to 25 with notable speakers Sen. Oliver Ocasek and Rep. Vernal Riffe. about 150 principals attended.

Sheffield Middle School James 4. Snyder Thomas P. Coyne Ohio Association of Secondary Columbus Ohio Oliver Ocasek Vernal Riffe

Vermilion Lions install new officers

Vermilion Lions Club announces installation of officers led by Vermilion Mather, Erie County Bank president, as president. New officers include Ray Thoms as first vice president and William Graham as second vice president, with Dr Tom Ruh as third vice president and Russell Demaline as secretary. Treasurer Roger Pauly and financial secretary Daniel Sechel also installed, plus one-year and two-year directors and tail twister.

Vermilion Malcolm Mather Joppa Rd Erie County Bank Vermilion Lions Club Ray Thoms Decatur St William Graham Douglas St Tom Ruh Shady Lake Russell Demaline South St Roger Pauly Birchview Daniel Sechel Dayton Court Vincent Horn Salem Dr Norman Polzin State St William Hendricks Harcourt Rd Robert Via Mapleview Dr Charles Tansey Lon Tamer Andrew Valechek

Courtroom style bridge column asks guilty or innocent

In a humorous legal framing a bridge defense argues West opened with ten points while East holds most heart length. The plaintiff contends South misplayed, claiming West's queen of hearts existed and could have changed the outcome. The piece reads like a courtroom plea over a card game hand.

West South East Declarer Law North

Council may OK evening free parking

The Utilities Committee recommends free parking after 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sundays and holidays if approved by Elyria City Council. Meters now run 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and Friday and to 6 p.m. on other days. The committee also approved bidding for two 4-ton pickup trucks and a dump truck cab chassis, 3,500 tons of rock salt at up to 11.65 per ton, and urged updating the drainage code to align with Ohio penalties.

Utilities Committee Elyria

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