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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1972
Page
11
Friday’s reading offers Leo through Cancer a mix of caution and empowerment. Highlights include Virgo calling for help, Libra prioritizing family openness, and Aries warning against misjudgment amid relationship tensions.
Spencer council voted to repeal about 170 missing and outdated ordinances, plus 44 other defunct measures, after reviewing village books. Mayor Pomeroy said the missing items numbered 69 to 113 and were found absent in February. new legislation will cover prior issues once kept under the repealed ordinances.
Spencer village approves a 1973 budget of 73510, omitting funds for a still incomplete sanitary sewer project and reallocating to general water sewer and street funds. Officials plan to trim trees, enforce sanitary hookups, notify weeded lots, and seek toll free service with nearby communities.
SPENCER The village police department is cut to two officers after Chief James McCrea and Patrolman Lloyd Kelly resign. Michael Latshaw named chief, with 44 hours weekly at 2.25 dollars per hour on a two month trial. City to run one full time officer, amid past fines and limited hours for the rest of the force.
Spencer village council will advertise for bids on four paving phases including widening to 18 feet on Lorain Jackson Jefferson Forest Billman and Rainbow streets plus 12 foot Reed Street. Bids for three street projects and for mandatory trash pickup will open Aug 19 at 12 30 p m.
The Spencer village council will seek cost estimates and arrange repair work on the sanitary sewer system if contractor Francis Figley or his bonding company does not cover the costs. Figley was given two 36 day windows to fix broken sidewalks, street repairs and a possible latera line replacement beneath a village street begun in 1970 and completed last year.
Homer Smith, district superintendent, outlines 65 maintenance improvements across five schools and 43 items still needing attention. The memo highlights faculty upgrades, new textbooks, expanded programs, and planned district-wide goals funded by 1970 levies and state taxes.
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