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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1979

Page

16

Lorain County Industrial Mortgage Bonds filed for TGS Co

The TGS Co principals Paul B Tell Robert Graham and Michael Smith file for $2 415 000 Lorain County Industrial Mortgage Revenue Bonds to finance two building projects at 41955 Schaden Rd and 41555 Schaden Rd for manufacturing and industrial service and storage The plan spans two phases with Phase I a 89 200 square foot facility on 15 acres with 32 car parking costing 1 325 000 Phase II a 65 200 square foot facility on 3.11 acres with 72 car parking costing 1 090 000 and expected to employ 140 to 160 workers total The bond request will be reviewed June 12 by Lorain County Economic and Industrial Development Corp at Hiam in the county commissioners office.

Lorain County TGS Co TGS Paul B. Tell Robert Graham Michael Smith Schaden Rd Schaden Lorain County Economic and Industrial Development Corp Hia m

Oberlin council to weigh home repair requests

City manager Sherry Suttles plans to present a list of proposed improvements for her city owned home during tonight's executive session. Officials note the changes are not demands and question the scope and costs while reporting some unhappiness among staff and confusion about the situation.

Oberlin Sherry Suttles David Sonner

Absent councilman boycotts Oberlin executive sessions

Oberlin reports indicate council members Geraldine Donaldson and Richard Lothrop skipped the last executive session. Lothrop will not attend future sessions unless requested, citing demeaning treatment and prior abuse. He plans to attend tonight's session only if city manager Sherry Suttles requests it. Meanwhile the VFW Ladies of Post 1079 meet at 7 pm Tuesday at the post home on 00 S Abbe Rd.

Sonner Lothrop Sherry Suttles VFW Ladies of Post 1079 Post S. Abbe Rd

Bidders Sought for Elyria Sidewalk Replacement Program

City of Elyria Ohio invites sealed bids for the 1879 Federal Aid Sidewalk Replacement Program due June 18 1979. Projects include 2000 sq ft 4 in sidewalk 8000 sq ft 6 in sidewalk 1700 sq ft standard intersection curb ramp with plans and bids at 324 Broad St. Documents cost 2.00 per set plus standard drawings 7.50 each. Bond or certified check 5 of base bid required. Local state and federal wage and affirmative action requirements apply.

Elyria Ohio City Hall Broad Street City Standard City Engineer Elytia City Construction Yria W& Am Ial Og Tr Saidam

Columbia woman wins Miss Photogenic Ohio title

Kelly Walkden of Columbia Station won Miss Photogenic Ohio and will travel to Louisville in July to compete for Miss North America. She also held Lorain County's All American Girl title, is a junior at Ohio State University majoring in agriculture education and journalism, and aims for a public relations career.

Kelly Walkden Richard Walkden Columbia Station Ohio Louisville Kelly Lorain County Ohio State University

Mottl backs bill to freeze congressional pay rises

Rep Ronald Mottl of Parma co sponsors legislation to repeal automatic pay raises for members of Congress and cut salaries if the Consumer Price Index rises. He argues it is improper for Congress to index its pay to the cost of living while it shapes policy. The plan would repeal built in increases and reduce pay each period based on CPI changes.

Washington Ronald M. Mott Dparma Congress Mottl Motts

Plan to raise marriage fee aired

Hearings on a proposal to raise marriage license fees to 10 to fund county shelters for domestic violence victims have begun by the House State Government Committee. The measure, passed by the Senate 23 to 8 in April, would place fees in a special county treasury fund. Shelters would operate as a nonprofit with trustees, budget, services, and the number served. Funds not collected locally would go to the state attorney general. shelters meeting criteria could apply for state funding.

Columbus House State Government State Senate State Attorney General's Office

American Airlines Expands Hopkins Flights at Cleveland

American Airlines increases schedules by 22 percent at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport turning the facility into a major east west connecting hub. The carrier adds several new nonstop flights to key West Coast destinations.

American Airlines Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Several Minor Vehicle Incidents Reported on Rural Roads

At 415 pm a two car rear end collision occurred at West River Road and 254 intersection with no injuries. Sunday at 2 40 am on Rt 5 near RU 82 a car swerved to avoid another and went off road with no injuries. At 645 am AU S8 near Rt 113 a car left the road and struck two trees with no injuries. At 130 pm Quarry Road near Jones Road a backing vehicle left the culvert with no injuries. At 830 pm Green Road near RL 13 two cars passed with oversized mirrors.

el Rem Firoad Street East Avenue Hollywood Cleveland Street Abbe Road Clark Oberiln Fatacdey West River Road AU S8 Rt. 113 Quarry Road Jones Road Green Road RL 13

Avon Lake Lawson store robbed again in second week

A ski masked man robbed Lawson Milk Co. at 118 Moore Rd. Sunday about 5 p.m. forcing two clerks to fill a bag with cash while two 11 year old customers stood nearby. No one was hurt. The suspect fled on foot. a police dog tracked scents but lost them. Police say this may be separate from a May 21 robbery in which Kathy Pavlovich was shot during a break in.

Avon Lake Lawson Milk Co Moore Rd Lorain Ptl Harold Casselman

Bara income tax proposal to aid school districts

State Rep. John V. Bara proposes House Bill 673 to let school boards choose between an income tax or a property tax ballot measure to cover district funding. The plan would authorize up to one percent income tax for four years with a 90 day referendum repeal, under conditions similar to SB 59.

Columbus John V. Bara D-Elyria Senate Bara

Elyria Library Summer Family Movie Schedule

Elyria Public Library will host weekly summer family films at 7 p.m. on Thursdays. June lists include 20000 Leagues Under the Sea and In the Bag on June 7, with additional titles through June 28. July offerings run July 5 through July 26, and August features science fiction titles The Hobbit and City on the Edge of Forever.

Elyria Public Library Washington Ave Silver Fox Sam Davenport Paddington Charlie P.j Pippi Longstocking Forever

Buckeye Card registrations open for seniors at mall hub

Persons 65 or older may apply for Golden Buckeye cards today through Thursday at a Midway Mall table. Cards provide discounts from merchants to senior citizens. Proof of age required. Senior citizens may also apply at the program’s local office, 2929 West River Rd.

Midway Mall West River Rd

Ridgeville Council Meeting Canceled and Rescheduled

North Ridgeville officials announce that tonight's City Council meeting is canceled and rescheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The change affects local governance and attendance by residents and council members.

Ridgeville North Ridgeville

Lorain County College Reveals Summer Class Schedule

Lorain County Community College posts the summer class schedules listing courses for the first and second five week sessions and the ten week courses. Registration runs through June 20 in the admissions office.

Lorain County Community College

Disco dancers to perform at LCCC noon demonstration

A free disco demonstration will be presented at College Wednesday at noon by Stars Disco from Lorain. Instructors include Dick Grella and Paul Mandoli. students Wally and Pat Wheatly and Terry and Debbie Miller. featured Stars dancers Babe Cama cho and Sonia Rojas. 1979 disco king John Mandoli and Bonnie Howell. Sponsored by the program board, the event will be in the college center mall.

Lorain County Community College Stars Disco Lorain Dick Grella Paul Mandoli Wally Pat Wheatly Terry Debbie Miller Babe Camacho Sonia Rojas John Mandoli Bonnie Howell Program Board College Center Mall

Bagel Brunch Set for Temple B’Nai Abraham June 10

The annual spring bagel brunch at Temple B Nai Abraham 530 Gulf Rd runs June 10 from 10 30 a m to 1 30 p m. Menu includes bagels creamed cheese scrambled eggs herring and fox. Tickets 3 50 adults 1 50 children 10 and under free for under three. Contact Sue Luna Ted Altfeld Eunice Berko for tickets.

Temple B'Nai Abraham Gulf Rd

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