Wellington OKs 1977 appropriations
Wellington village council approved 1977 appropriations with a general fund of 314088, transferring 30000 from revenue sharing to break even. Police salaries, Blue Cross costs, and pensions rise. street expenses up for insurance. Self supporting water and sewer funds set for 196829 and 116123 respectively, with various departmental allocations and revenue sources noted.
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Wellington
Lether D. Edwards
Police Safety Fund
Edwards
Blue Cross Insurance
Blue Cross
Blue Ae Insurance
Water Department
Wellington eyes moving city office
Wellington plans to relocate the street department headquarters to Westlake Park with a 50 by 100 foot steel building and study adding utilities headquarters there. The council authorized its engineer to draft plans for a consolidated HQ at the park while weighing selling or repurposing the current town hall site and property. Westlake Park, at West Herrick Avenue near the village limits, could become a recreation facility, with estimates around 100000 dollars to develop. bids will be sought for the initial steel building and truck relocation.
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Wellington
Street Department
Westlake Park
Council
The
Park
Far Street Department
Lethel D. Edwards
West Herrick Avenue
Western Village
Neering
Charles Foster
Board of Public Affairs
Johns Street
Woman Hurt in Collision on E 28th Street
LORAIN A 24 year old woman Mida Ridenour of Industrial Ave was hospitalized in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital after her car was struck by a truck driven by Harold Criswell of Sandusky. A passenger John Wright of Apple Avenue was treated and released. Ridenour was charged with making an illegal U turn.
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Lorain
Mida Ridenour
Industrial Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
John Wright
Apple Ave
Miss Ridenour
Harold Criswell
Sandusky
Criswell
Ridenour
Community Teacher Dance Planned in Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake article announces the first Community Teacher Dance on March 26 at St. Thomas A Hall. The ig Famlee Band will perform and a buffet dinner is planned. Doors open 3 pm with tickets ten dollars per couple and five dollars for a single. tickets available at the door or from committee members Noe ig and at Tig TV & Appliance 4646 Lake Rd.
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Sheffield Lake
St. Thomas
Ig Famlee
Noeig
Tig TV & Appliance
Lake Rd
Eisenhower Letter to Truman Cites Tougher Leadership
The United Press International report notes President Dwight D. Eisenhower wrote to Harry S. Truman in 1960 urging a sterner approach to governance. The missive discusses public sentiment that existing leadership had been too permissive and easygoing.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Columbia Township plans spring clean-up drive
Columbia Township trustees outlined a spring clean-up with a rubbish hopper at the township garage from April 15 to 25. The Columbia Game Club will sponsor a roadside clean-up, enlisting local youth groups, while other items included zoning, road, and financial notes from the February meeting.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Gerald Kirby
Columbia Game Club
Campaign party set tonight in Amherst
The Lawrence Dobos for council president committee hosts a "cocktails and conversation" session in the Ethan Allen Carriage House at 1957 Cooper Foster Park Rd. from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tonight's event lists tickets at $10 and promises surprise guests.
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Amherst
Lawrence Dobos
Ethan Allen Carriage House
Cooper-Foster Park Rd
Court records show disorderly conduct fines in Grafton
The official tabulation lists Stephen Nagy and Billy Renninger cited for disorderly conduct. Stephen Nagy of 17370 Indian Hollow Road Grafton faced a $30 fine and Billy Renninger of 780 Oberlin Road was fined $30 for disorderly conduct.
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Dale Larkins
Indian Hollowood
Grafton
Billy Renninger
Oberlin Road
Datebook items list meeting times and places
PTA Singers gather at 9 30 a m Acme Grange Hall Elyria Senior Citizens Recreation Program runs 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m at Community Recreation Park New London LeRoy Chapter 82 CES Masonic Temple EHOVE Board of Education meets 7 30 p m EHOVE School EHOVE Young Farmers Wives meet 8 p m EHOVE School North Eaton Eaton Grange 1964 8 p m at grange hall
Columbia Gas Ohio reports heating season gas sendout and needs
On March 3 1977 Columbia Gas of Ohio logged an average area temperature of 44 degrees 11 above normal. Heating season totals reach 179 431 400 000 cubic feet with 29 769 700 000 remaining. residential small commercial and plant maintenance require 25 142 300 000 cubic feet. The notice urges conservation staying at 65 degrees or lower at night to meet residential needs. PUCO directs publication.
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Columbia
Ohio
Columbia Gas
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Evelyn Smith
Westview Wesleyan Church
West River Road
Board of Elections
Industrial Commission
Martha Hays
Will
Lorain County
South Station Road
Crocker Road
Rowland Bartter
Columbia Baptist Church
Howard Ogilvie
Kenneth Hawke
Clark Road
South Boone Road
Root Road
Mitchell Road
Dave Ritchie
Hot Stove League
Ritchie
Earl Heimburg
City of
Strongsville
South Marks Road
Lunn Road
St. Rt. 82
Plum Creek Drive
Samuel M. Mabry
New York
Long Island
Celia Eegs
BetterWay
Lorain National Bank
PTA Singers
Acme Grange Hall
New London
LeRoy
Ces
Masonic Temple
Ehove Board of Education
Ehove School
Ehove Young Farmers
North Eaton
Eaton Grange
Grange Hall
Columbia Gas OF Ohio Daily Situation Report
PUCO
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