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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1971

Page

3

Pomeroy Files as Independent Candidate for Spencer Mayor

Glenn Pomeroy, 48, Spencer resident and former village councilman, filed petitions with Medina County Board of Elections as an independent candidate for mayor to replace retiring Donald Brouse. A Republican, he plans to tackle sewer and noise issues, noting prior service in village water, public affairs, and Sears sales work.

Spencer Medina ‘County Board of Elections Glenn Pomeroy Main St Donald Brouse Pomeroy Board of Public Affairs Sears, Roebuck and Co Midway Mall Elyria Fast Technical High School Cleveland Marine Corps Pacific Fenn College

Grafton 93 Year-Old Grows Record English Walnuts

A. E. McClintock, 93, residents at the corner of Crook Street and Route 57 in Grafton, reports the biggest walnut crop in years. He estimates about three bushels from his large English walnut tree and distributes nuts to friends in California Florida and New Jersey. He learned tree grafting from a Mr. Witt after a dream inspired him to plant kernels from frozen nuts.

Grafton A. E. McClintock Crook Street Rt. 57 McClintock Jack Frost Tom Harry California Florida New Jersey Mr. Witt Painesville Witt

Ohio House subcommittee advances tough strip mine bill

The Ohio House subcommittee agreed on three key points for an omnibus strip mine bill. Reclamation must occur during mining and finish within 18 months, with a minimum bond of 500 dollars per acre or 5,000 per operation. Back filling and terracing will remove highwalls, with a 45 degree maximum slope.

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Lorain council defers waste incinerator study decision

Lorain city council halted action on a $36,000 incinerator feasibility study as the Buildings and Lands Committee defers to the Finance and Claims Committee pending county and regional planning guidance. The body also rejects HUD code enforcement funding without full council input, citing missing dissenting members.

Lorain City Council Buildings and Lands Committee Finance and Claims Committee County Commissioners and Regional Planning Commission E. 8 Preston Associates Columbus

Bid to drop levy from ballot fails in Sheffield Lake

Council defeats repeal attempt led by Ernest Singer to remove a recreation levy from the November ballot. Lamlein opposes repeal. Rudy frames safety needs vs parks spending. Five-year levy would raise about $9,177 annually for recreation. decision invalid due to council voting rules. levy remains on ballot.

Sheffield Lake Ernest Singer Council Parks and Recreation Committee Karl Lamlein Lamiein Jack Rudy Rudy Lamlein Robert Wolverton Harry Hobson Council Donald L Timothy Smith

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