Stokes suit called threat to job group
Cleveland Mayor Carl B Stokes filed a federal suit alleging discrimination by the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency NOACA. The action claims Cleveland’s 25 percent of NOACA’s coverage is represented by only six percent on the board. NOACA, created to oversee federally funded projects in seven counties, faces possible restructuring as the suit challenges its one man one vote balance. The agency’s $850,000 annual budget is funded 75 percent federally and 25 percent by the area. The board meets tomorrow at 9 30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn in Boston Heights.
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Cleveland
Carl B Stokes
Northeast Ohio
Richard W McGinnis
Lorain County
Stokes
NOACA
Clevelands
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Medina
Summitt
Geauga, Lake and Portage
McGinnis
Norcas
Holiday Inn
Boston Heights
Ohio Turnpike
Ludwig M Pincura
Jeresmo J Keron
Fred Meitenauer
Woodrow W Mathna
Loraim
Marcellus Diederich
North Ridgeville
Dean Hitchens
Columbia Township
Elyman Awarded Bronze Star for Viet Action
Nelson Campbell, a second class Navy serviceman and son of Paul and Mrs Campbell, received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for action near the Demilitarized Zone in Vietnam last year. Enlisted 1968, he trained in Illinois and Cuba before serving in Vietnam with Marine assignments, detailing long patrols, 90 pound packs, monthly missions, and a major weapons cache discovery near Laos in February and March 1969. He was withdrawn in July as part of the troop withdrawal plan. further details in Page 14.
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Eivna
Vietnam
Nelson Campbell
Paul Campbell
Hamilton Ave
Hue
North
South
Campbell
Navy
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
One killed one injured in Bellevue car crash
A Bellevue man, Michael Jo Scott, 23, died at the scene after a rollover crash on Route 113 near Bellevue. Angus Cameron, 24, of 117 Ohio St, is in serious condition with 30 percent burns at Elvira Memorial Hospital. Patrolmen say Scott drove off the road, hit a pole, and the car burst into flames. investigators continue.
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Bellevue
Michael Jo Scott
West Garden St
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Angus Cameron
Ohio St
Norwalk
Scott
Rt 113
Vuol Funeral Home
Debate Over Hovis Classification Sparks City Council Questioning
Elyria City Council debated the classification of John F. Hovis as a top grade assistant city engineer in Safety Service Director James T. Tracey's office. The finance committee, citing pay levels and duties, referred the issue for study, while a separate inquiry into departmental vehicle use drew mayoral and legal scrutiny.
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James T. Tracey
Elyria Cuty
Council
John F. Hovis
Tracey
Hovis
Fauver
Howes
Leonard P Reiehiin
VFW Post 1079 age misread by reader Mary Lindsey
Dear Mrs Lindsey acknowledges a column error where VFW Post 1079 of Elyria was misdated as ten years old. The writer notes joining the auxiliary in June 1946 and contends the post’s true age is at least 24 years, recounting local ties with Tommy Mihalis and Velva Mihalis, and remarks on weather and birds outside Elyria.
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VFW Post
Elsria
Tommy Mihalis
Grafton Road
Velva
Elyria Country Club
Carlisle
Mary Ellen
HARRY H+ LINDSEY
West River Road
Elyria
Lindsey
VFW
East Bridge St
Miv
Company pledges odor controls amid city sewer dispute
Harrison states the firm will deliver and operate odor control devices in about one week and limit production to keep the business running while public relations improvements are pursued. He warns two problems cross city lines, including a likely city responsibility for a leaking sanitary sewer, urging excavation to locate a broken joint and promising payment if it is their fault. He also hopes solving odor issues will ease tensions with the nearby landfill, long criticized as a major west side air polluter.
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Harrison
Iity
Marquis chosen for Ridgeville council seat
NORTH RIDGEVILLE a marathon council session chose George Marquis to fill the Ward 1 vacancy. The tie vote with Republican Richard Glauner prompted a coin toss won by Glauner. Public employe rules and a later nomination by Clifton Perryman kept the seat in question as the meeting stretched past 11:30 p.m.
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North Ridgeville
George Marquis
Marquis
Richard Glauner
Glauner
Civ Law
John Gallagher
Glamer
Clifton Perryman
Ratlarge
Perry
South Abbe zone change vote on apartments proposed
Petitions with over 250 signatures from South Abbe Road area residents were presented to Elyria City Council seeking rezoning of two parcels from apartments to single family homes. Council referred the matter to the community development committee after a two hour public hearing where residents opposed high density housing operated by the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority.
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Bowman
Cas
Norm Fatling
Community Development Department
South Abbe Road
Elyria
Jack R Gray
Gray
Chester J. Pigman
South Abbe Rd
Councilmanic
Pigman
Area Council
Lorain
Council
Lorain man named deputy in Lorain County Sheriff’s office
Louris Monos of Lorain receives deputy appointment from Sheriff Vernon M Smith. Former Lorain YMCA director of physical and aquatic programs for 31 years, youth director 14 years, and Red Cross Heroic Certificate holder, Monos also served as a city lifeguard and recreation worker. He was active in the Lorain Red Cross for many years and saved lives twice.
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Lorain
Monos
Loram Red Cross
Red Cross
Cit of
City seeks W-2 data from Elyria outside workers
Elyria residents employed outside the city were asked to submit current W-2 forms to the Elyria City Income Tax Department. Tax Administrator Ted Valassis said the data will help estimate future reciprocal gains and determine filing obligations for residents working in non tax areas. He noted most Elyrians working elsewhere pay where they work and receive city credits. only two nearby cities lack reciprocity agreements.
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Elyria
Ers
Elyna City Income Tax Department
Ted Valassis
Valassis
Ohi Oberlin
Brookpark
Lorain
Atin
New London Mulls 4‑Mill Levy for Schools Ballot
The New London Board of Education voted to place a new four mill operating levy on the May primary ballot and will decide on a permanent improvements levy at the March 16 meeting. The four mill levy funds mostly salaries, collected each year until altered or removed by voters.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Charles Meyer
Edward O'Reilly
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Joseph Hurley
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