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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1981

Page

9

Housing growth masks population decline in Northeastern Ohio counties

Preliminary census figures show the seven counties around Cleveland added 109,755 housing units in the 1970s, while residents per housing unit fell 14.3 percent reflecting smaller families, aging populations, and rising one parent households. Edric Weld cites two thirds of the decline from birthrate, with suburbs aging as baby boomers age.

Ohio Cleveland Akron Cuyahoga County Rocky River Fairview Park Lorain County Medina County Medina Sunbelt Edric Weld Cleveland State University Weld

North Olmsted Bus Line Fights for Survival at 50th Anniversary

North Olmsted marks its 50th municipal bus line birthday amid a court battle with the Regional Transit Authority over control of Ohio’s first city owned transit. Local officials warn RTA may absorb the line or end operating agreements, risking service. Residents recall wartime service and the line’s reliable operation while employees pledge to resist a takeover.

North Olmsted Cleveland Ohio Robert Swietyniowski Leonard Ronis Regional Transit Authority RTA Public Square North Olmsted Municipal Bus Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court David Matia Michael Gareau Ohio Highth District Court of Appeals Pannel Matia Gareau Ohio Supreme Court Robert Hunter Butternut Ridge Road Hunter Kenneth Mues Lee Case Case

Elyria fountain statue damage sparks owner alarm

Elyria businessman Robert Glover Sr of Koolie Man's denounces a pattern of statue theft and damage at his Florentine water-babies fountain in downtown Elyria. A figure was broken during a weekend vandalism and another was stolen last week. police have a suspect but no leads on the initial theft.

Elyria Robert Glover Sr Koolie Man’s Monmartre Minimal Glover Italy

Can't win for losing depth car thieves love her Buick

Mrs. Marian Dute suffered two thefts of her Buick Regal within a month. The first theft occurred Jan 29 from the High Point In the Park complex. the car was found damaged in Garfield Heights. The second theft on Feb 28 left the car abandoned and stripped in Cleveland. Insurance will cover a replacement, but she fears parking at the lot again.

Marian Dute Joyce Buick Cleveland

Hills to open third area Hills store in Amherst Plaza

Hills Department Stores will open a third area store this fall in Amherst Plaza on Cooper Foster Road at State Route 58. The 80 000 square foot store will employ about 150 people and house 74 departments including clothing footwear hardware small appliances and auto accessories. Hills is a division of SCOA Industries of Columbus with annual sales over 900 million.

Hills Department Stores Scoa Industries, Inc Columbus

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