Rectal pain concerns and heart block pacemaker tale
A reader seeks medical guidance for persistent rectal pain tied to possible fissure or fistula and avoidance of delays, while another writes about a successful pacemaker implant after a heart block. The column notes sleep needs, a forthcoming booklet, and a Lorain scholarship for Mary Jane Engel.
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Mary Jane Engel
Stanadyne Western Division
Lorain County Community College
Elyria High School
Frank Engel
Stang Rd
EHS
Avon Lake appoints Thomas R. Owen as building inspector
Avon Lake City Council approved the hire of Thomas R. Owen, 54, of 151 Sunset Dr., at $9,696 annually to replace the ill health‑related departure of John Leimbach. Owen brings 24 years with Channel 5 TV and the City of Cleveland plus plumbing and construction experience.
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Harold Earey
Thomas R. Owen
Sunset Dr
Owen
Channel 5 TV
Cleveland
John Leimbach
Lloyd-Manwell Ford
Earley
Lorain County Health Board
Amherst council approves two year worker life insurance contract
Amherst City Council moves first reading on a two year contract with the workers union providing 2000 policy life insurance for all full time city employees and a second year double indemnity clause to take effect June 1, 1974. The total cost to the city is projected between 10000 and 15000 dollars.
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Council
Sweetbriar
Amherst
Wellington considers changes to zoning ordnance
Wellington zoning commission weighs two amendments to the January adopted zoning ordinance. The first raises the maximum detached garage size from 528 to 676 square feet to keep commercial activity out of residential districts. The second seeks to add provisions for professional offices as conditional zoning cases beyond home occupations and clinics.
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Wellington
Commission
John Lowther
Lowther
Spencer Sesquicentennial Parade registration deadline set
Spencer Ohio registered participants must file by Friday for the Spencer Sesquicentennial Parade on July schedules. Parade chairman Wayne Dennis announced the final registration date for bands floats and units, with contact options for Mrs Dennis and Mrs Knepper in Spencer.
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Spencer
Frian Wayne Dennis
Dennis
Ohio
William Knepper
Fureton addition denied on nonconforming commercial lot
The request by Mr. and Mrs. William Fureton to build a P2 by 2 feet rear addition was denied since the home sits in a commercial nonconforming area. They will consult the building inspector today about replacing and remodeling a rear feature.
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William Fureton
Fureton
William Norton
South Main Street
Charles Wenner
Wenner
Lovelace steals spotlight at bookseller convention
Wilt Chamberlain and other sports figures attended a literary seminar at the American Booksellers Association convention in Los Angeles. Linda Lovelace arrived late to the 3:30 panel, posing with sports stars while Chamberlain said he would have preferred a photo with Jennifer O’Neil.
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Los Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
American Booksellers
Linda Lovelace
West
Miss Lovelace
Linda
Bo Belinsky
Priehing
Wooing
Walt Chamberlain
Butt
Jennifer O'Neil
Helinsky
Reichlin denies hotel site for Elyria city hall plans
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin refutes claims the Sederns Hotel site will host a new Elyria city hall. Architect Ronald Lang notes possible porch on early studies, while Reichlin vows the hall will not be built near other structures and may pursue lease-back options. Western Reserve AcceptanceCo bought the hotel bakery buildings and plans a three story office building with demolition set around May.
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Sederns
Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Ronald Lang
Second
Court Streets
Western Reserve Acceptance Corp
It. V. Russell
Robert Glover
Gartman Bakery
Glover
Russell
Fire damages remodeled Lorain residence of Cunningham
Fire caused heavy damage to the newly remodeled home of Frederick Cunningham at 3749 Livingston Ave Lorain. Cunningham and his wife were awakened by smoke and helped evacuate their infant daughter and neighbors. The blaze started near Christmas decorations by a basement water heater and rekindled after 7 am. The structure was valued at 20 000 with contents in the first floor insured. Cunningham had spent four years remodeling the house.
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Lorain
Frederick Cunningham
Livingston Ave
Cunningham
Aim
Rata
LaVonne Mason
Charles Gascoigne
Fire Department
St. Joseph Hospital
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