Elyria eyes urban renewal plan and talks
Elyria city leaders heard D James Brademas of City Planning Associates outline a possible 65 000 to 100 000 master planning and urban renewal program for the city The plan would cover a renewed downtown core and a detailed look at every neighborhood with federal funds supporting the effort under a 3 to 1 city to federal match The discussion followed a request to have CPA plan and conduct Elyria s urban renewal program and a zoning dispute over a 132 unit apartment project at Oakwood Street with a court hearing set for tomorrow
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Elyrians
D. James Brademas
City Planning Associates
Mishawaka
Ind
Council
CPA
Elyria
Indiana
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
Springfield
Garfield Heights
Brademas
Fred B
Washington
Bradermas
Regional Planning Commission
Pitc
Elyria seeks duration of apartment injunction on rezoning
The city questions how long the injunction will last and urges a third and final reading after a hearing set for April 5 at 7 p.m. The rezoning is not expected to affect Kligler's development. City will ask Judge Kelly to reverse his ruling. if not, the city may appeal to the Fifth District Court of Appeals.
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Kligler
Kelly
Fifth District Coun of Appeals
Jury to be given vote on petition probe in Lovain’s Fifth Ward
Lorain County Prosecutor Paul Mikus said he will submit Thursday’s findings from the petition investigation to the grand jury. A hearing before Judge LeRoy F. Kelly is set for Friday to determine action against about 30 persons who did not respond or answer questions. The probe questioned signatures on nominating petitions for Luis Antonio Velez, independent candidate for Fifth Ward council.
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Paul. Mikus
Lov ‘Ain
Lorain
Mikus
Kelly
Board of Elections
Luis Antonio Velez
Velez
Elections Board
Common Pleas Court
Gerald Strohacker
Lorain City
Republican Central Committee
Albert Boysaki
Katherine E. Tomka
Fifth Ward
Meyer Gordon
Election Board
Elyria Building Department Reopens After Audit Pause
Elyria's building department is open after a Saturday and partial yesterday closure for an audit. City Auditor Edwin G. Haywood conducts the routine review, with most details finished and the department back to regular business. The audit is expected to continue through the week as Haywood plans to modify books in all city departments.
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Elyria Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Edwin G. Haywood
Haywood
Boy 3 Alerts Parents Fire Burns Vermilion Farmhouse
A 3 year old boy awakened his parents during a night fire that ripped through the Beursken home on North Ridge Rd Vermilion causing about 4000 in damage. The family of five escaped in nightclothes as firefighters confined the blaze to the first floor and investigators sought a faulty furnace motor as a possible cause. The family plans temporary housing with relatives while insurance and Red Cross aid are arranged.
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Beursken
Mike
Vermilion
Mikel
Lawrence Clines
RT2
American Red Cross Today
City grants extra paid holidays to four departments
Elyria City Council approved four additional paid holidays for police fire water pumping and sewage departments Washington's Birthday Lincoln's Birthday Columbus Day and Veterans Day joining six other city holidays A dissenting member warned about potential manpower issues while the measure passed Also authorized 40000 for Havens and Emerson to study water improvements paving the way for a 23 million project and approved 21000 for a raw water pump and lines plus 2400 for a sanitation department wagon.
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Elyria
Washington
Waterworks Study Council
Havens
Emerson
Cleveland Waterline Consultants
Fred B. Sanford
Lighting debate grows from Elyria robberies
Councilwoman Marguerite Bowman urges study of street lighting after two armed robberies at Law son Milk Co. Stores. Utilities committee, chaired by Bowman, will meet with Ohio Edison and a fixture supplier to craft an improved lighting program aimed at reducing crime and preventing repeats.
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Lawson Milk Co
Elyria
Marguerite E. Bowman
Bowman
Utilities Committee
Ohio Edison Co
Bar owner reports $800 loss in tavern robbery
LORAIN A tavern owner Frank J Misczak 58 says a lone gunman robbed his B and M Grille 332 West 14th Street shortly before 1 a.m. today taking about 800 dollars after forcing him into a restroom. The attacker wore gloves and worked in outdoor clothes matching a middle aged white man profile.
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Lorain
Frank J. Misczak
B & M Grille
West 14Th St
Miszcak
Garden Ave
Miszeak
Misczak
Miszczak
Ridgeville Man Needs Blood Donors for Operation
In North Ridgeville a 35 year old man Edward Tomko of Westwood Drive requires about 20 pints of O negative blood for surgery to remove cancerous tissue near the windpipe at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital. He had exploratory surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital and will transfer to Cleveland later this week.
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North Ridgeville
Edward Tomko
Westwood Dr
Robert L. McAndrews
Tomko
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Hospital
Oberlin Elyria mull job training plan approved
Oberlin and Elyria school leaders discuss joint vocational training for Oberlin students with support from Oberlin superintendent Robert W. Duncan. A motion seeks a joint meeting of both boards to explore a county vocational high school idea, amid concerns that past board meetings were unproductive.
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Oberlin
Elyria High School
Robert W. Duncan
Duncan
Eric Nord
Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Standard Screw Co earnings rise in 1964 annual report
Standard Screw Co Inc reports 1964 net sales of 72.38 million, up from 64.91 million. After tax net income climbs to 3.48 million or 4.01 per share, with divisions in Chicago Hartford Elyria showing higher employment and assets. Corporate parent Western Automatic Machine notes 1964 income before federal taxes at 3.56 million, up from 3.28 million in 1963.
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Standard Screw Co., Inc
Jersey
Western Automatic Machine
Screw Co
Elyria
Standard
Sithree
Chicago
Hartford
Sipe Ieee Ouppuca
Servejpluuucuuu
J. A. Taylor
Western Automat
Paul A. Mongerson
Oberlin Students Join Sympathy March to Cleveland Public Square
About 200 Oberlin College students planned a sympathy march to Cleveland Public Square to protest racial injustice in Selma Alabama. Led by Oberlin Action for Civil Rights, they would ride college buses and private cars, aiming to return by 6 20 p m after a 2 30 to 7 00 pm demonstration.
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Oberlin College
Cleveland
Cleveland Public
Selma
Ala
Oberlin Action For
Martin Luther King
Columbus
OACR
Oberlin
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Gerhardt Beursken
Oks
Sanitation Department
Ridgeville
Lorain County Society For Crippled Children
Charles Loomis
Avon Lake
Kenneth Daugherty
Amherst
Vernon M. Smith
Avon
Wellington
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John Hartman
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