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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

6

Golden Age Center planned in Sheffield Lake by Kiwanis

In Sheffield Lake the Kiwanis Club presented plans for a $1 million 48 unit Golden Age Center to city council. The project would be built one block south of Lake Road near Hawthorn Drive and Brookside Boulevard, with 40 one bedroom and 8 two bedroom apartments. Ownership, upkeep, and rent collection would be Kiwanis responsibility, and a full time resident manager would be hired.

Sheffield Lake Sheffield Lake Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Lake Road Federal Housing Authority Crandall Assured Council Plex

City eyes joint purchasing plan with FMMA coop

Council heard Edwin Massa report on joining the Firelands Mayors and Managers Association Cooperative Purchasing plan for common items. Unanimous vote to participate after FMMA price comparisons showed potential savings including gasoline and other bulk purchases.

Sheffield

Wellington OKs teacher pay hikes in 1972 73 year

Wellington boards approves a 1972 73 salary schedule raising certified teacher pay across the board from 7000 for bachelors no experience to 12100 for a masters with 12 plus years. Also approves 1972 73 calendar six holidays, resignations, replacements, principal renewals, a middle school home economics suite, and a student council meeting set for March 28 at 8 pm.

Wellington Board of Education Janet Litzel Robert Carlson William Strohm Litzel Martha BeVier Carlson Stephen Schumm Walter Baney

County seeks grant for Lorain Court management study

The Lorain County commissioners forwarded a letter of interest for a $50 000 federal grant to the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs to fund a common pleas court management study. Formal application not required until May 28. The meeting included Judges Pincura Ewing Kelly Mikus Webber Clerk Nee son and Treasurer Keys. The grant requires 25 percent county funding participation.

Lorain County Common Pleas Court Ohio Department of Urban Affairs Jeresmo J Keron County Administra Tor Dominick A Dellisanti John D Pincura Harold Ewing LeRoy F Kelly Paul J Mikus Henry T Webber Charles W Neeson J Grant Keys

Elyria Man Bound To Grand Jury On Forged Check

Purvis Smallwood of 1864 Middle Ave was bound to the Lorain County Grand Jury on a forged check charge after a preliminary hearing in Elyria Municipal Court. His $1000 bond was continued. Police say he attempted to cash a stolen check at Elyria Savings and Trust on March 2, as a teller flagged an altered amount from 2850 to 28050.

Elyria Lorain County Grand Jury Purvis Smallwood Middle Ave Smallwood Second Street Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank

Elyria Man Bound to Jury in Shooting Case

Delton Jones of 318 Lodi Street was bound over to the Lorain County Grand Jury on charges of shooting with intent to kill. The 20 year old appeared in Elyria Municipal Court for a preliminary hearing, with bond set at 3000, after being arrested February 8 on a warrant. Police say he fired several times into the home at 121 Tedman Court when a babysitter refused to allow him in. a girl who witnessed the incident aided prosecutors by signing the affidavit.

Ap Eivria Tedman Court Lorain County Grand Jury Delton Jones Lodi St Flyria Municipal Court Paleo Jones Feh Rosey Hamilton Tedman Ct Hamiltons

Push to extend Great Lakes shipping season to year round

Washington reports port and industrial leaders urged Congress to fund a feasibility study for a 12 month St Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes port season. They sought $33 million next year to keep the lakes open year round, noting current limits to about nine months.

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