Illegal driving threat to schoolbus riders here
Elyria police, sheriff and bus drivers met with officials to curb motorists ignoring bus flashers. They cited daily incidents of cars passing a stopped bus, including on right side where turn lanes exist. The debate focused on lane definitions, law specifics, fines up to 500 dollars and potential license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Highway Patrol
Griswold Road
Arthur Knight
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Rich Rankin
W. C. Hannan
Snowy St Patrick's Day disrupts revelers and slick roads
Snow began Monday dropping nearly half an inch in the area while celebrations stayed lively. Temperatures slide overnight turning melted water to ice and drivers faced slick conditions. National Weather Service predicts cool days ahead with a low near mid 20s and a warm 50 degrees by Wednesday with no more precipitation in 48 hours. A plow battles near Rt 511 and Rt 303 in Camden Township as a child leaves zig zag tracks on Nash Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Rt. 511
Rt. 303
Camden Township
Nash Avenue
John Kenney
Mark Madere
Mayor council target of gripe over dog owner case
Ruth Cranage seeks redress after eviction of 28 dogs from 405 Fourth Street in 1978. City spent about 80500 relocation and care costs. HUD says procedures followed. Cranage warns of court or new house aid, while mayor and council clash over handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ruth Cranage
Fourth Street
Miss Cranage
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Avon Animal and Bird Hospital
William Parker
Parker
Frank Mason
HUD
Cranage
Mason
Gerald Amato
Moon trial opens in Lorain drug case for Dr Tony Moon
Opening statements were to begin in the drug trial of Dr Tony Wook Moon, 51, of 4009 Canterbury Court, Lorain. A seven-woman five-man jury with one alternate was impaneled in Common Pleas Court. Charges stem from a October 1978 drug raid on the Moon home, where 11 pounds of marijuana and 36 drug items were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Wook Moon
Canterbury Court
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Corts
Moon
Motel fire suspect bound to grand jury
A Portage County man charged with aggravated arson in the Holiday Inn fire that killed 10 and injured 82 was bound over for grand jury action April 8. Gerald Willey, 20, posted bond and was released after his preliminary court appearance. A key witness, Kenneth Hudson, testified Willey threatened to burn the place and brought a gasoline can to the motel. Authorities say the fire was deliberate and investigators offered rewards. the motel reopened in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
UPI
Portage County
Holiday Inn
Gerald G. Willey
Randolph
Guernsey
Willey
Kenneth Dorenkott Hudson
Dorenkott
Hoagland to remain parks boss amid budget cuts
Elyria safety chief Charles Hoagland will not be replaced in the parks department as Mayor Michael B. Keys told the council Hoagland’s 23000 dollar salary was cut to save money. Hoagland will keep directing parks operations from City Hall after 23 years as the department’s first superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoagland
Elyria
Safety Service
Parks and Recreation
Michael B. Keys
Council
Keys
Hoagland
Aave
Hoagland.” Keys Said Hoagland
City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rankin
Beth Boyd
C-T
Rick Novak
Donna Forbush
Clare Pearce
Volun
Dave Zapotosky
Pokce
Dorenkatt
Guernsey County
James R. Scott
Columbus
Scott
Seat
William Sande
Ohio Blue Ribbon
Sohio
Pamela Renee Ricketts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!