Amherst Knights seek zone change faces council vote
Knights Inc. and owner Kreiser push for commercial zoning on North Leavitt Road near North Main Street to build a club house, arguing change from residential to commercial. area residents oppose. planning commission and city council may rule with a two thirds vote. Also notes Pvt Fred A Hill completed infantry training at Fort Gordon and stationed in Germany after basic at Fort Knox.
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Frank McMullin
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North Leavitt Rct
Columbus
North Co
Main St
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Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Richard Martine
Mugene
Fred A. Hill
Walter F. Hill
West Ave
Fort Gordon
Army
Fort Knox
Western Automatic Screw Co
Hill
Germany
Amherst approves assessment for Park Ave sewer project
Amherst city council in a special session levied a total assessment of 13576 on affected Park Ave property owners for sewer installation. Assessments are prorated at 851 per front foot. costs were originally about 26000 but final costs about 16000 due to rock boring not needed. Property owners have 30 days to pay from passage date, under suspension of rules. the 530 bonding must be certified to the county auditor before Sept 20.
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Amherst
Park Ave
Robert Renouard
Lorain teacher joins Amherst planning board
Lorain history teacher Donald Breen, 40, was sworn in as a member of Amherst's planning commission filling the vacancy left by Calvin J Ryan. A resident of Amherst six years, Breen teaches at Longfellow Junior High and holds a B S from Defiance College and a master's in history from Kent State. The city recently expanded the commission from three to seven members and has yet to elect a new chairman. Breen and his wife Elaine, also a teacher, live at 879 Georgia Ave with their five children.
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City Planning Commission
Breen Wll
Calvin J Ryan
Breen
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Defiance College
Kent State University
Elaine
Garfield School
Drain
Gregory
Kathy
Suzanne
Kevin
Patti
Georgia Ave
St Joseph Catholic Church
Lorain Education Association
Ohio
National Educational Associations
Johnson's Island
Sandusky
Marv R .Davis
Safety Service
James Aldrich
Park Commission
Dale Rosenkranz
Howard Moncomber
Kenneth Daugherty
Fork Tuning Fork Aided Nautilus Arctic Dive
An ordinary tuning fork aided the Nautilus during its Arctic ice cap voyage by providing reference signals for the shipboard high precision depth recorder. This small instrument helped calibrate depths on the atomic submarine's undersea journey.
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Amherst offers 22 acre Greenwood Park land for city
The Rashs offer 22 acres including several buildings for 36000 dollars plus costs for a municipal park. The Rash residence at 189 Crownhill lor and three surrounding acres are excluded. A residential dwelling on West Milan Ave adjacent to the New York Cen is included.
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Rash
Crownhill Lor
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Cen
Man Pleads Guilty to Larceny in Ohio Case
Larry Childs 20 of 717 West 22nd Street Lorain pleaded guilty to grand larceny on four counts of seven charged in a November December burglary spree. He received concurrent four to seven year sentences at Mansfield Reformatory after Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John D Pincura ordered the plea and dismissal of the remaining counts. One burglary of an inhabited dwelling count carried a potential life term. Childs had been under 30 day mental observation at Lima State Hospital with officials deeming him normal.
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Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
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John D Pincura
Childs
iGrand
Lima State Hospital
Lima
Spencer Legion installs officers
Kenneth Dille was installed as commander of the Spencer American Legion Post 608 last month. Post commander Howard West installed the new officers: John Haas first vice commander, Andrew Chappell second vice commander, Tom Ramey service officer, Walter Zeigler sergeant at arms, Scott Tompkins historian, Lylle Stuart chaplain, and Gienn Pomeroy.
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Spencer
Kenneth Dille
Spencer American Legion
Last
Howard West
John Haas
Andrew Chappell
Tom Ramey
Walter Zeigler
Scott Tompkins
Lylle Stuart
Gienn Pomeroy
Amherst Nixes Injury Pay Proposal
The Amherst finance committee rejected a plan to compensate part time city employees for time lost due to injuries sustained on duty. The decision followed a city police crash involving a part time officer and a private vehicle. The committee approved a weed cutting ordinance amendment and a $100 budget transfer for part time police uniform allowances.
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Amherst
Farmers' earnings contrasted with industrial wages
Washington figures show fewer than 400000 farmers earn wages near skilled industrial levels at about $2.46 per hour, with returns up to 5 percent. Meanwhile two to three million farmers earn less than the national hourly minimum of $1.25, prompting broader coverage in The Chronicle.
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