Elyria City Notes Look Back At A Tumbling Year
A year in Elyria City notes recounts parking toil and overtime pay station chatter. Officials review bypasss for Broad Street parking, sewer downspouts, annexation talks, and courthouse space tweaks while a municipal income tax proposal fades. Citizens debate, critiquing council noise and policy shifts amid a tense fiscal year.
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Mike Lotko
Elyria Anniversary Sparks Civic Turmoil and Local Squabble
A town column from Elyria notes the energetic 250th celebration preparations by Elyria Belles and Brothers of the Brush, with meetings, elections, and stunts surpassing 120 chapters. It condemns Brownhelm Township’s push to incorporation and annexation, arguing the 247 to 10 and 97 percent votes reveal population will versus industrial influence, while criticizing legal technicalities that could override local choice. The writer laments governance flaws and promises ongoing coverage amid a busy newsroom schedule.
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Elyria
Elyrians
Pat Mason
Elyria Belles
Belles and Brothers of the Brush
Brownhelm Township
Lorain
One Word's Enough Reminders in Elyria Council Tales
A lengthy, informal column recalls late year exchanges between Smith and Elyria Safety Director Mike Lotko over overrun oiling costs and council requests. It notes Elyria water sales to Oberlin, a stalled Chamber of Commerce report, pinball ordinance questions, and local political maneuvering tied to a 125th anniversary celebration. The column teases readers with sly asides about lawyers, local figures, and a Dallas IRS misprint.
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Smith
Mike Lotko
Lotko
Lorain
Elyria
Sheffield Village
Annex
Claresce Schultz
Chamber of Commerce
Randy Schunk
Ridgeview
Carl Finegan
Oberlin
Elarenee
Tee Rae Enee Eee
Grant
Elyria Democrats
Goper Dale Kellogg
Joe
Brand News
Joe Han
Pogonotrophy Puzzles Readers in Ted Wood’s Column
Ted Wood’s Chips From The Woodpile riffs on a reader’s pogonotrophy query. The column traces terms from pogomia to pognom and finally teases pogonotrophy, with humorous misdirections and a plea for Joe Cowden to clarify the elusive word.
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Joe Cowden
Who Owns a Satellite If It Falls on Foreign Soil
A reader argues satellites resemble meteorites and upon launch belong to no country. He suggests liability arises only if reentry enables control by origin nations, otherwise acts of God govern satellite damage. He calls for formal legal debate on international responsibility.
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Oregon Lumber Co
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Brazil
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Chatter Box Plans Michigan Trip and Mackinac Bridge Visit
The writer excitedly describes a forthcoming trip northward to Michigan after a year of waiting. They will complete lingering tasks, relocate pets and livestock, then cross the Mackinac Strait bridge for a two week escape with hopes for perfect weather and clear blue waters.
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Mackinac Straite Bridge
Ek Lake
Life Begins At 40 Work Adding Fun To Retirement
BOYNTON BEACH Florida a retired man 69 year old Royal Hottenroth says there is part time work for retirees with carpentry painting and home improvement skills He bought a $9 000 house four years ago finished the interior himself and now earns extra income while enjoying fishing bowling and road trips He urges fellow retirees to try home projects to discover a satisfying retirement avocation.
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Royal Hottenroth
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Fourth Court St
New Fertilizers Show Similar Effect in Plants
A University of California plant scientist reports careful use of newer liquid or gaseous fertilizers can match the effectiveness of dry types. Riverside expert O A Lorenz warns to place liquid ammonia cautiously, avoiding sprinkler irrigation and urging care to prevent plant injury.
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Asity of
California
O. A. Lorenz
Department of Vegetable Crops
Riverside
Hot Argument Leads To Sale
BAY CITY Mich UP Sales man Bid Cutting on a business trip to visit a prospective customer could not find a parking space in front and got into an argument when he tried to park in the rear A window opened and a man shouted You cant park here After a lengthy dispute Cutting said he only wanted to park long enough to see Mr.
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Bid Cutting
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Card game QandA on Canasta and Pinochle variations
In Canasta two players typically require two canastas to go out with a concealed hand in the common two draw version. with a one-card stock draw only one canasta is needed. In poker skeets ranking sit between straight and flush, though royal flush may outrank it in some circles. in four player partnership Pinochle, both melds can occur even if runs are duplicated.
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