Lorain plans 2.8 acre downtown park at $852000
A proposal from Lorain Community Development outlines a 2.8 acre park in downtown Lorain bounded by Broadway 16th Reid and 17th Streets. Costs shared by federal government and city total 852000 with relocation and land acquisition funded.
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Lorain
Community Development Department
Broadway
16Th Street
Reid Avenue
17Th Street
Ment
Walter Benedict
Woodrow W. Mathna
Charles Ellis
D-2
Parks and Recreation Department
Capital Improvements Fund
Deerfield Residents Back Recycling Plan In City Pilot
In Deerfield Subdivision about 90 percent of homeowners favor a city recycling project. Paper cans glass and brush will be collected on scheduled dates with a 90 day test period. Carey Butsavage reports 43 of 50 residents support the plan and a meeting with Deerfield trustees will plan next steps.
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Deerfield
North Olmsted
Henry Caster
Caster
Carey Butsavage
Service Department
Deerfield Association
Ninth Annual Antiques Show Bake Sale at Elyria YWCA
The Elyria YWCA hosts a two day Antiques Show and Bake Sale tomorrow and Thursday with hours from 11 am to 10 pm tomorrow and 11 am to 8 pm Thursday. Bake sales run noon to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow and noon to 5 pm Thursday. Proceeds support the YWCA operating budget and the Little Sister Program along with a food service and a house tour feature.
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Elyria Ywca
YWCA
William Reising
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Day Parade Draws 10000 To 15000 Fans
Thousands lined downtown Elyria for the Memorial Day parade praised as the largest in years by Police Chief Maurice C Flood with 10000 to 15000 spectators. Floats and bands drew praise led by a Lorain County Peace Action Coalition entry Give Peace a Chance. Two parade casualties occurred heat exhaustion and a collapse from Legion Post 12 member Robert Keyes 46. Lt Col James P Brady urged perseverance for peace and criticized antiwar critics.
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Elyria
Maurice C. Flood
Alex Burnett
Lorain County Peace Action Coalition
Elyria Welfare Rights Organization
Lorain County
James P. Brady
U.S. Army
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Brady
Elyria Catholic
Robert Keyes
Cornell Dr
American Legion Post 12
Elyria Memorial Banpaly
Lorain County pools rated safe this season
Lorain County residents can enjoy swimming with local pools and beaches under regular health inspections. Elyria and Lorain officials stress safety standards, water quality checks for bacteria and chlorine, and visual tests, noting lake swimming is not advised.
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Lorain County
Lake Erie
Marion Fisher
Lorain
Oakwood Park
Lorain County Adopts Statewide Court Rule Docket System
Lorain County Common Pleas Court follows Ohio Supreme Court speeding rule changes with an individual docket system adopted by Judge John D. Pincura and Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. The plan, continued after court expansions, has held trials on schedule with monthly grand juries and two week arraignment timelines, while reporting moves toward monthly judge by judge dockets. President Nixon to address nation in White House news conference at 8:30 p.m. EDT.
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Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
LeRoy F. Kelly
Pincura
Paul J. Mikus
Lorain County
Mikus
Kelly
Pineura
Justice O'Neill
Washington
CPC
Nixon
White House
Auto crash probe by police ends with citation
In Columbus a car bumped the rear of a stopped vehicle. One male occupant exited and photographed the scene claiming to be with the police accident investigation squad. The driver, Betty R. Martin, was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead.
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Columbus
UPI
Betty R. Martin
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Mathna
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Linda
Windy Beard
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Mickey
Thomas Mihalis
Papoose
Eric Fenwick
Edward Fenwick
Keys Dr
C-T
John Kenney
Charles Hoagland
Hoagland
Elyria City
Ohio Department of Health
Dr. Fisher
Miami Beach
Fia
Naia Haast
Leonard
Naia
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