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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1968

Page

9

Council set to revamp housing bill

Elyria's city council committee plans amendments to an ordinance creating a housing and redevelopment commission. It proposes making the ex officio member and executive secretary designated members of the community planning and renewal department and changing may to shall to require the secretary to assist the commission. The changes aim to keep the commission within the city’s planned scope and duties.

Elyria City Council Housing and Redevelopment Commission Edward A. Robinson Commission John Hovis Harrid C. Robinson Hovis Robinson Howard Rice Hovis and Robinson Rice

Elyria considers community improvement plan with Jaycees

City council committee backed a proposal to form a community improvement corporation to attract industry and issue bonds. Edward A. Robinson urged solid facts, while Donald Rearick of the Elyria Jaycees pressed for a task-oriented group and broad Chamber of Commerce inclusion.

Donald Rearick The Elyria Jaycees Rearick Ohio Edison Co Robinson Elyria Randall Schunk Chamber Theodore J. Lakacy R-7 Lakocy

Brookside Honors Ceremony Held

The Brookside honors ceremony was held with students recognized for academic achievement. Local officials attended as family members gathered to celebrate the occasion at the school gym.

Ridgeville to grant Dwwhi safety forces raise

Ridgeville council approves a 1968 wage ordinance to raise police and firemen salaries. The service director seeks immediate boosts for top classes, while the finance committee pushes staged raises and extra hires. Final decision postponed to a finance committee meeting.

F. Ridgeville North Ridgeville Finance Committee

Private enterprise may aid Elyria urban renewal plan

Elyria City Council committee backed private enterprise in a proposed 2 million urban renewal project on East River Street north of Elyria Memorial Hospital. The plan would declare the area, freeze permits and taxes, and transfer property to the 1728 Corporation for redevelopment including a possible clinic center, with stock financing and tax abatements sought. A March 27 meeting was set for further discussion.

Elyria City Howard Saddler 1728 Corporation East River Street East Broad Street Clark Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Saddler Edward A. Robinson Datlarge Howard Rice

HUD OKs Elyria Golden Age plans

HUD approves preliminary Mosser Construction plans for 179 unit Elyria Golden Age Center. Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority officials say land at East Avenue and Fourth Street will be offered for sale to Mosser on April 22 under the turf-key method. A April 9-10 meeting will finalize working drawings and schedules for the delayed project.

Mosser Construction Inc Elyria Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Ronald Ashley Lorain Metropolitan Fourth Street Mosser Construction Masser Construction Fremont Masser East Avenue Ashley

Fifth judge to be paid more under Ohio pay bill

Lorain County Common Pleas Court gains a fifth judge paid $3,500 more than four peers when term starts in 1963, while existing judges keep $20,500 until their terms end. The pay-boost bill signed by Governor Rhodes raises county salaries based on population, with new terms in January.

Lorain County Common Pleas Senate House

Route 58 slated for Soap Box Derby in Amherst

Amherst Mayor Marvin R. Davis announced Route 58 between North Ridge Road and Route 2 will close July 1 for Lorain County’s second annual Soap Box Derby. He expects more than 100 derby entries and about 10 000 spectators, with traffic rerouted to avoid city impact.

Amherst Marvin R. Davis Rt. 58 North Ridge Road Rt. 2 Lorain County Davis

Museum plans seek larger Lorain County display space

Lorain County Historical Society seeks a bigger home to display agricultural tools and industrial antiques, fearing loss of relics to public possession. President Clifford A. Newell urged lawmakers for use of the old County Home as a museum center, envisioning history fairs and seminars to revitalize local heritage.

Lorain County Fifth Street Murray Ridge Road Newell Historical Society Center Coun

Hudnutt Reelected to Lead Elyria UCS

Arthur D. Hudnutt unanimously won the presidency of the United Community Services of Greater Elyria Inc. at a board meeting. Other officers named include Courtney E. Kirby as secretary and Russell W. Schmittgen as treasurer, with three vice presidents to be appointed later.

United Community Services of Greater Elyria, Inc Arthur D. Hudnutt Chronicle-Telegram Courtney E. Kirby Russell W. Schmittgen Hudnutt New County UCS Greater Elyria United Fund Elyria

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