Embattled trustee backed in Columbia Township dispute
The Chronicle Telegram reports a year-long zoning clash in Columbia Township over Bartter's residential property use for trucks. Hitchens and Rundle voted to remove Bartter as trustee chair. a petition movement formed, then shifted to state channels. Clemens invites supporters to a 7 p.m. meeting at his house and lists contact residents for funds.
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Bartter
Clemens
Columbia Town
Hitchens
Rundle
Gilbert T. Miler
Forestview
Jerry Kirby
Boone Rd
Victor Abel
N. Boone Rd
Shortages loom in BMW overhaul push
Andrews aims to revamp the BMW operation but has not yet proposed concrete changes. Others urge ending political patronage in the system that handles about 15 million license plates and $200 million annually. The Governor's Cost Control Council backs a centralized auto registration system, saving an estimated $395,000 yearly and enabling mail delivery of new tags after checks. The council recommends year round motor vehicle registrations with monthly renewals, while legislation has stalled since June. Ferguson notes local officials would be state employees under centralized control, and patronage remains the political obstacle to abolishing deputy registrars.
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Andrews
BMW
Ferguson
Cost Control Council
Conned
James Baumann
Columbus
House
Highway and Highway Safety Committee
Michigan
Berkshire Senior Village planned for Sheffield Township
A 240 unit senior citizens complex named Berkshire Senior Village will be built in the former Kimberly Gardens Apartments on Berkshire Drive near Sheffield Center. Lennard Kligler, operator and Comet Management VP, says no federal funds and open house is set for March 21 from 10 am to 6 pm.
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Berkshire Senior Village
Kimberly Gardens
Sheffield Township
Berkshire Drive
Sheffield Center
Lennard Kligler
Kligler
Lorain
Comet Management
Comet’s
Jigter
Whither thou goest and pilots park in New Orleans
Transit pilots face a snap decision on where to park after landing in New Orleans as Martha Troglen, in a striking display, wears hot pants revealing a fashion moment.
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Transit
New Orleans
Martha Troglen
Fishers Big Wheel to Open North Ridgeville Grant City Site
Fishers Big Wheel Inc plans a grand opening by late April or early May at the former Grant City Store in North Ridgeville Center Ridge Road. The 5000-square-foot store, part of a bankruptcy closure, will feature low everyday prices and a range of hardlife and fashion softlines. The chain already operates in Vermilion and Avon Lake and previously bought a Chardon location. Grand opening will include ribbon cutting, prizes, drawings, and storewide sales. The former Grant City employed 55 to 60 workers since 1974 next to Meyer Goldberg Supermarket.
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Fishers Big Wheel, Inc
Grant City
North Ridge Plaza
North Ridgeville
New Castle
Center Ridge Road
W. T. Grant
Vermilion
Avon Lake
Chardon
Geauga County
Meyer Goldberg
Fishers Big Wheel
Orth Ridge Plaza
Las Vegas strike disrupts 15 Strip resorts
About 25 000 striking hotel workers halted most tourism at 15 Las Vegas Strip properties. While unions picketed outside, hotel management and labor leaders agreed to resume talks at midday. Operating Engineers and Teamsters did not cross lines, halting some operations. Summa Corp properties urged guests to vacate rooms before noon.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Teamsters
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
Lorain Countian wins 3000 prize in Buckeye 1000 draw
Frank Kayden 66 of Oberlin Rte failed to win top prize but took third with 3000. Ed Hoogenboom of Eddie's Cigar Store helped in the televised drawing. Other winners include Nick Amaddio 4000 and Carl Messina 400000 guaranteed after top prize. Lottery contracts and instant game plans noted amid statewide results.
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Cleveland
Frank Kayden
Oberlin Ra
Kayden
Ed Hoogenboom
Eddie
Broad St
Nick S. Amaddio
Parma
Carl Messina
Evangelist Mullikin blocked on interstate crawl to D C
Evangelist Hans Mullikin, age 37, halted at the Louisiana border after police said crawling on interstates is illegal. He began in Marshall, Texas, aiming to move Washingtonward to urge national prayer, covering about 18% miles in ten days along I 20 before police redirected him to U S 80.
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Walkom
Tex
UPI
Hans Mullikin
Washington
Lousiana
Marshall
Louisiana
W.H. Tynes
Texas
Mullikin
Mississippi
Stocks level off over 1000 after Dow tops 1000
NEW YORK AP The stock market leveled off today after the Dow Jones industrial average closed above 1000 for the first time in over three years. The Dow of 30 eased to just under 1003 in early trading as gainers led losers on the NYSE. Columbus Sales to retailers in major Ohio cities noted. Cartons delivered across sizes and poultry prices in Ohio farms reported. Butter offerings steady. Midwest egg price report shows minor changes with large eggs near 3 dollars and mid and small eggs varying small amounts.
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New York
Columbus
Ohio
Ohin
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Dow
Federal Reserve
Fed
Treasury
OlInd
Scowlon
Te Weyerhr
Whiripot
Woolwthh
Byun
Xerox Cp
Te Am Motors
SoMath Anche
Pierre Armen
A. Smith Co
Ash Oil
Citato American Machine & Foundry
AU Rich
American
Uteun
American Standard
Babek
Bendix Oas
Lz Cities Service
CPC International
Ine Uh Beth Sd
UN Dart Ind
Tm. Emerson
Borden
UN Fruehauf
Celanese Shs
Paty Chessie Ia
Godrich Uy
Chrysler
TC Industries
Cines Sv
Kewanee Industries
Cora Col
Koehri
ColGas Baty My Lear Siegler
ConCan
Richmond Carp
Curtis Wr
Hy Searle
Tanpan
AD _ Dresser duPont
Vey Taledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Victor
Eaton Woolworth
F.W
Exxon
Ford
Gtel
Barton Brands Ltd
Gtire Rey
Gillette
Torsars Heriths
BAT Goodyr Dnt Union Corp Ltd
Union Corp
Hercules Ogm
Marriott Core
Innickey BM
Contri Tel&Utan
Centran Corp
Schrader
Abe
Trinity Indust
Zorn Indust
ED LiggMy
Nor Centr
Southland
Marcor
Mead
Genesee Brew
Mnm Sa
Ba Mobil
Thi Adams
Athi Bkshi Colo Ha
NCR
Ashland Oil
Norilk Wa
Bnatmen's
Brooks & Perkins
Asea
Shell
Sperry
EST sharehold ers meet. records mark 75th annual gathering
More than 400 shareholders attended Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank an nual meeting at the Elyria Country Club. President R J Fitch reported 1975 earnings deposits loans and services set new records while net income rose 3.8 percent to 4.3 per share. Deposits up 6.5 percent loans 4 percent and total assets 7.7 percent to 157,857,004. Directors elected include Earl Beil Weldon Case Walter Davies R J Fitch William Fitch Russell Fulton W H Gaston Howard Gollmar Robert Gollmar Jack Hannaford C L Lehman Robert Oldfield Otto Schoepfie Allen Shaw Charles Snoble William Standen William Taylor R G Thomas Mark Willis. An authorized stock increase of 500,000 divided into 50,000 shares of 10 value each was approved. 17,884 shares will fund a 6.25 percent stock dividend for the 17th consecutive year.
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Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Fitch Fitch
Elyria Country Club
Fitch
Est
Earl W. Beil
Weldon W. Case
Walter B. Davies
R.J. Fitch
William J. Fitch
Russell D. Fulton
W.H. Gaston
Howard C. Gollmar
Robert L. Gollmar
Jack R. Hannaford
C.L. Lehman
Robert L. Chiemacher
Robert D. Oldfield Jr
Otto B. Schoepfie
Ailen R. Shaw
Charles J. Snoble
William W. Standen
William D. Taylor
R.G. Thomas
Mark $. Willis
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Grant
Ridgeville
Fishers
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the Chronicle-Telegram
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Elyria
Loraine County
United States
Elyria Saat
Gene Krebs
Vegas
Lorain Countian
Lillian
General Electric Corp
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Messina
White Motors
Kenneth Negley
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Kitty Zipfel
Cincinnati
Systems Operations Inc
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Cope
Copia
Maryland
Mase Achrerats
Ti Island
Grand Lot
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D.C
Jacob O. Kamm
Cleveland Quarries Co
South Amherst
Cardinal Federal Savings and Loan Association
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Jacob H. Kamm
Baldwin-Wallace College
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