Amherst council weighs fee changes and law firm switch
The Amherst City Council plans a closed session Monday night to discuss restructuring sewer tap-in fees for the Amherst Hospital project while not approving an appeal in a related case. Mayor DePaola notes funds must come from somewhere and hints at possible veto if the council keeps the firm.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. DePaola
Alan Anderson
J&r Construction
Amherst Hospital
Kenneth Sroka
Anderson
DePaola
Builder's Association
Council
Builders Association
Ohio soil loss floods lakes and streams study shows high erosion
USGS reports Ohio loses more than 100 tons of sediment per square mile annually, with 98 percent of counties above that, and over 200 tons per square mile in about a third of the state. Heaviest topsoil loss centers southwest toward Cincinnati, while the northwest is lighter. EPA pushes for state controls by deadlines.
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Ohio
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Geological Survey
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Department of the Interior
EPA
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Peter Anttila
Lansing
Mich
Adams County
Cincinnati
Williams
Fulton
Defiance
Cattle and hog prices urged over Creston market report
Creston livestock sale saw 347 consignors market 1076 head with calves down $1-$3, hogs steady above $46.50, steers and heifers steady with top Holstein steer $51 and top choice heifer $53.50. Cow market active with Holsteins to $43. bulls steady to $51.75. feeder cattle strong to $55.25. Also a small plane incident at Lorain County Airport involving a single engine light plane, with no injuries.
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Creston
Sald
LMHA Plans Handicapped Friendly Apartments in Two High Rises
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority will construct two five story buildings with ten handicapped accessible apartments each. Executive director Ron Ashley says units will meet barrier free standards and be reserved for handicapped residents under Ohio law requiring ten percent accessibility in new public lodging facilities. Beverly Yanke notes applications already exist and these will be Lorain County's first public housing to fully accommodate the handicapped.
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Elyria
Pearl Avenue
Homewood Drive
Ashley
Beverly Yanke
Lorain County
Judge continues hearing in Horvitz family trust suit
In Cleveland, Probate Judge Joseph J. Nahra continued the hearing on Harry Horvitz’s suit to block reorganization of the Horvitz family trust. The closed sessions aim for an out of court settlement as briefs are presented. Next private session set for 10 a.m. July 31.
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Cleveland
Lorain Journal
Harry Horvitz
Horvitz
Cuyahoga County
Joseph J. Nahra
Nahra
Francis E. Kane
8. A. Horvitz Trust
Harry
William Horvitz
Kane
Leonard Horvitz
Horvitz Brothers
Sludge fertilizer conference is set in Pittsfield
A sludge fertilizer conference will be held Wednesday from 1 30 to 3 30 p m at Pittsfield Town Hall to discuss applying sewage sludge to farm land. Sponsored by the county Cooperative Extension Service the session will cover crop suitability and safety with speakers Dr John Rohr Dr Terry Logan and Robert Brown. A follow up meeting to set local guidelines is planned at 7 p m at the county Agriculture Center Lorain County.
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The
County Cooperative Extension Service
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Oberlin Public Works
Herceg
Extension Service
Europe
United States
John Rohr
Terry Logan
Ohio State University
Robert Brown
Ohio Farm Bureau
Rohr
Logan
Brown
Lorain County
County Agriculture Center
Telegraph Road
Lorain civil service to pick chief from 3 candidates
Lorain Civil Service Commission members will select a new director from three candidates for the post vacated by Grover John Plott who resigned in July from the $16 000 a year job. The three finalists were chosen from eight qualified applicants for the position.
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Civil Service Commission
Commission
Grover John Plott
Plott
James S. Stotter
Shaker Heights
Alan Borazanian
South Euclid
Glen F. Julian
Cleveland Heights
Fraternal Order of Police
Final hearing set for bond issue
GRAFTON the final hearing on a proposed 2 million 2 mill school bond issue to be placed on the November ballot will be held Thursday at 9 p.m. at Midview Board of Education offices 1097 Elm St. The bond would add a gymnasium to the high school and an addition to the middle school cafeteria. The hearing was moved up from Aug. 7 because the proposal must be filed with the county board of elections by Aug. 9 to appear on the November ballot.
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Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Elm St
County Board of Elections
Alleged escapee faces many court in Lorain today
An alleged escapee from a North Carolina prison, Freddie McNeill, 23, of 808 Ninth St., Lorain, will appear in Lorain Municipal Court after his Monday arrest near La Royal Restaurant. He reportedly escaped Jan. 24 while serving a December 1975 auto theft conviction in Robeson County.
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Rowan County
N.C
Freddie McNeill
Ninth St
la Royal Restaurant
28Th St
McNeill
North Carolina
Robenson County
C. Brown Blacktop Co
Freddie Young
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