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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1985
Page
13
Sheffield Village weighs up to 20 percent stake in the $5.6 million French Creek sewer plant owned by North Ridgeville. A June 19 meeting in Sheffield Village Hall will discuss the purchase and proposed sewer rate hikes.
A garage and a car on Denver Avenue burned in a string of early Monday blazes. Fire crews battled the flames for about an hour at 2934 Denver, with $2300 in damage to the garage and $500 to a neighbor’s garage. A later arson fire affected a car behind 3118 Denver. Police investigated a possibly related incident involving a burning roll of toilet paper.
Roberta Steinbacher of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services told local politicians and business leaders at the Holiday Inn that passage of Governor Celeste's budget is vital for jobs and education. She cited Lorain County funds including 4.2 million for capital improvements and 11 million for highway work in 1984 and warned a 30 percent income tax cut would burden property taxes. She urged listeners to make their voices heard in Columbus and hoped the budget passes this month.
A 21 year old Lorain man Marcus Moore was arrested for disorderly conduct after an early morning basketball game near Colonial Apartments in Lorain. Neighbors complained as Moore returned to the court at 5 am and again yelled obscenities after being told to stop. Moore lives at 4004 W Ene Ave Apt 3.
Amherst Board of Education will meet in executive session at 7 30 PM at the Administration Building 185 Forest Street The session is not open to the public
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