Stang cousins win Nissan Japan student trip
Two Stang cousins from Grafton Suzanne and Judith win Nissan Corp scholarships to spend summer in Japan living with host families. Chosen from 54 applicants they will attend a three day Stanford language course before leaving for Japan.
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Grafton
Nissan Corp
Stang
Suzanne
Judith Stang
Judy
Diane
Alan Tracey
Elyria
James Stang
Robson
Suzy
Robert Stang
Brentview
Stanford University
Elyria Catholic High School
Terry Tracey
Stang Motors Inc
Cleveland St
Harold Stang
Nissan
American Motors
Judy Stang
Suzy Stang
C-T
John Kenney
Rocky River High School grants 225 seniors
Rocky River High School graduates 225 seniors this year. The class includes many students with diverse careers ahead, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic and extracurricular excellence.
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Rocky River High School
Amherst AARP Sets Friday Meeting
Amherst Chapter 2571 of the American Association of Retired Persons will meet Friday at 12 30 p m at St Peter United Church of Christ 582 Church St There will be no board meeting in July or August.
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Amherst
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
St. Peter United Church of Christ
Church St
Kokindas obscenity trial set
Elyria Lorain County Common Pleas Court will hear jury trials on September 12 for James J Kokinda and his son James N Kokinda. Indicted April 17 on promoting prostitution and pandering obscenity the charges stem from a February 3 raid on Kokinda’s Kokes Place bar at 1628 East 28th Street. Police said barmaids performed sexual acts for money. they were supplied by Elyria man Steven Dodrill who faces related counts. Lorain event switched: meeting on downtown parking between city admin Ohio DOT and the Broadway Corridor designer moved to City Council chambers.
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Elyria
Lorain City
James J. Kokinda
James N
Lorain County
Elyrian Steven Dodrill
Lorain
Ohio Department of Transportation
Sutter
Amherst council outlines spending from federal funds
Amherst City Council discussed how to allocate 71 927 in federal revenue sharing for 1984 plus a 6 261 carryover. Citizens urged 5 000 for a DePaola Park concession stand, 1 000 yearly lease for five years, and other requests including fire hydrant, two full time policemen, sewer repairs, ambulance service, library water damage, and road work. Additional requests covered resurfacing Milan Avenue, cemetery fence, police salaries, a ditching machine, a dump truck, sewer work, and street resurfacing.
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Amherst
Jim Gammons
Klaus Bauer
Amherst Youth Soccer Association
DePaola Park
George Rollins
Dewey Read
North Ridge Road
Stephen Piar
Tenney Ave
Alan Anderson
Forest St
Forest Street
Edwin Lastoskie
Crestline Drive
Ann Radcliff
Amherst Public Library
Carnegie
Marilyn Jacobcik
Kathy Litkovitz
Milan Avenue
Lorain County
Mary Miller
Cleveland Street
John Higgins
Amherst Police Department
Ambulance Firm Mulls Exit From Amherst Contract
Amherst learns that Arrow Ambulatory Medical Emergency Transport will end its contract, giving 90 days notice. City safety director reads letter from AAMET owner John Shaffer detailing plans to cease operations by Sept 8. Council criticized late pay, poor scheduling, inoperable ambulances, and a vehicle repossession, prompting an ultimatum to fix the service. Township officials have not yet been informed.
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Amherst
Arrow Ambulatory Medical Emergency Transport
AAMET
City
Amherst Hospital
Safety Service
Joe Kohart
John Shaffer
Shaffer
Amherst Township
Michael Naymik
Amherst electric bills to drop in July after rate study
Amherst Mayor John Jaworski announced at the Monday City Council meeting that July bills will fall due to lower wholesale electric costs. A comprehensive rate study by Lawvill & Associates was proposed to reduce average consumer bills by about 19 percent, though council action has stalled.
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Amherst
John Jaworski
Jaworski
Lawvill & Associates
John Higgins
Higgins
Utilities Committee
Columbia Two OKs 9 gas well certificates
Nine conditional zoning certificates for gas and oil wells were approved by the Columbia Township Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday night. All certificates carried state permits and conformed to local zoning with no variances. Drilling permits cover Dome Drilling sites on River and Osborn Roads and a Geo Energy site on Akins Road. Five Dome wells on flood plains require extra safety for heads pits and tanks.
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Columbia
Columbia Township Zoning Board of Appeals
Apple Realty Co
W. River Road
Ellen Roth
Edmund and
Joanne Jocke
Osborn Road
Geo Energy
Clarice Bartter
E. River Road
Marie Mollison
Edwin and Vivian Butler
Royalton Road
Myron Laufmann
Firelands considers conduct rule for graduation
Firelands High School may adopt a new policy on student conduct at graduation ceremonies. Principal Kenneth Park told the Board that some graduates dressed improperly and caused disruptions such as bubble blowing and a chaotic senior parade. The plan would withhold diplomas until a week after school ends or require service work if behavior is deemed undesirable, with a full recommendation to come in September.
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Henrietta
Firelands High School
Kenneth Park
Board of Education
Park
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Moore Rd
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