Elyria School Board Seeks Bids for Asbestos Removal Project
The Elyria City Schools board invites sealed bids for removal of asbestos containing pipe and boiler coverings. Bid deadline is April 17 1985 with 100 percent bid bond or 10 percent certified check. Pre bid meeting April 3 1985. bids opened at the treasurer office 40710 Griswold Road Elyria Ohio.
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Board of Education
Elyria City Schools
Elyria
Ohio
Griswold Road
Elyria City
Kaplan/Curtiss Architects
Chagrin Boulevard
Beachwood
Ding
Ames
Te Egyria
Gakwood
Ex of
Curtis Architects Planers
Fnc
Grovwold Road
Okie
Public Hearing Notice on CDBG funding for Lorain County Ohio
Lorain County announces a public hearing on March 26 1985 at 11 00 AM in Elyria to discuss applying for Small Cities CDBG funding up to 600000 with rules prioritizing housing rehabilitation and income qualified benefits. Also included are legal notices about bids for school bus bodies and chassis from Columbia Local School District and Elyria City Schools with bid deadlines and requirements.
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Lorain
Ohio Department of Development
State of
Ohio
Commissioners Public Hearing Room
County Administration
Ee Elyria Chi
Wellington moves to curb downtown parking
Wellington council approved an emergency plan shortening downtown square parking to three hours to free spaces for shoppers and workers. The measure excludes alternate parking behind the town hall and near the bank, with further lighting and street improvements planned. An emergency change also trims three spaces on Depot Street to ensure drive thru and delivery access, prompting criticism from former police chief Walter McGreevy.
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Wellington
Linda Navarre
Wellington Town Hall
Town Hall
the Bank
Depot Street
North Main Street
Eagles Club
Taylor Street
Walter McGreevy
Council
FBI seeks Ridgeville fugitive arrested in Alabama
Charles W Burr, a 46 year old former Elyria resident and sexual battery convict, was arrested in Lincoln Alabama after a resident saw his photo on a post office wall. Burr fled after sentencing in 1981 and faced extradition to Lorain County for sentencing.
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Elyria
North Ridgeville
FBI
Alabama
Charles W. Burr
Lincoln
Ala
Mike Bartley
Bureau
Burr
Sugar Ridge Drive
Lorain County
Ohio Edison completes sprawling air pollution project early
Ohio Edison announces the $438 million pollution control program at the W H Sammis plant along the Ohio River is finished ahead of schedule and under budget. The system uses baghouses and electrostatic precipitators to remove over 99 percent of dust, totaling about 3.2 tons of fly ash per minute, with ash sent to landfills or road bed and concrete uses.
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Stratton— Ohio Edison Co
W.H. Sammis
Ohio River
C.G. Carter
EPA
Carter
North America
State
National Steel Construction
Ohio Edison
Summis
Fitchville School opens new computer room and library
Fitchville School dedicated a new computer room and library after a delayed ceremony due to snow. Superintendent James Gides said the project cost no new tax money, funded instead by the permanent improvement levy, and thanked the community and School Board as about 60 attendees toured the facilities. A Wellington couple faces trial for alleged child endangering, set for Friday in Oberlin Municipal Court, with details cited by police and school officials.
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New London
Fitchville School
James Gides
Gides
Oberlin
Wellington
David
Susan Malone
N. Main St
Martin Heberling
Weibe
Two Men Arrested by MEG in Drug Trafficking Sweep
MEG agents arrested Walter S. Hinkle 21 of Elyria and Richard McKelvey 23 of Cleveland on multiple counts of trafficking for LSD and other drugs. Hinkle faced two LSD trafficking counts and a drug abuse count. McKelvey faced two aggravated trafficking counts and a trafficking count for phentermine. Bond set at 26,000 and 25,000 cash respectively. arrests occurred at a restaurant and at home.
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Elyria
Metropolitan
Walter S. Hinkle
Orchard St
East Bridge Street
MEG
Richard McKelvey
W. 117Th St
Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Fairview council OKs hiring two policemen
Fairview Park City Council approved adding two police officers, the first expansion since 1978. The department would total 30, with plans to use one new patrolman for elderly issues and consider state or federal aid. Councilman Santora supported the hires despite concerns about city priorities.
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Fairview Council
Fairview Park
Ward
Carl Santora
Santora
Joseph Galli
Ward 2
Mary Jo Simmerly
Mother can sue her son for 1981 car accident
An appellate court in Lorain ruled that a mother may sue her juvenile son for negligence in an accident dated November 13, 1981. Noreen Price filed a $13,000 personal injury suit in 1983 against her son Timothy Price, then 17, after being injured while he drove her to work. The panel held that a 1984 Ohio Supreme Court decision abolished parent child immunity and could apply retroactively, sending the case back to Lorain County Common Pleas for further action.
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Akron
Lorain
Suh District Court of Appeals
Noreen Price
S. Hogan Drive
Timothy
Timothy Price
Lorain County
Lorain weighs one way traffic plan on Broadway
Lorain considers a traffic rerouting proposal to make Broadway northbound from Ninth to Fifth then west on Fifth to Reid and south on Reid back to Ninth. It would restore parking on the west Broadway curb. The plan, backed by the Lorain Merchants Association and the Chamber of Commerce, is referred to the streets and sidewalks panel and traffic commission for review.
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Lorain
Broadway
Lorain Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ninth
Fifth
Reid Avenue
Reid
Council
The
Traffic Commission
Mosure & Sytakis Co
Richard Koba
Koba
Off duty officer arrests burglary suspect in Elyria
An off duty Patrolman George Wakemar spotted a person matching a burglary suspect near a beverage store at Furnace and West River streets at 11 13 a.m. Police detained the juvenile at Marathon Gas Station after radioing others. A 34 year old Elyria woman identified the youth who had left her 234 Foster Ave home minutes earlier. Jewelry was recovered and the juvenile was sent to the county detention home for juvenile court certification.
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Elyria
George Wakemar
Furnace
West River Streets
Wakemar
Marathon
Foster Ave
Eaton clerk loses on court contempt ruling
The 9th District Court of Appeals upheld a Lorain County judge's finding that Eaton Township Clerk Robert Jaeger was in contempt for not turning over township records per a 1982 order. The panel rejected his claim that the 1984 Cirigliano ruling stripped his discretion. Jaeger was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined, with jail time and most of the fine suspended if he complied.
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Akron
9Th District Court of Appeals
Eaton
Robert Jaeger
Jaeger
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Cirigliano
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William A. Hager
Notich
Lorain County Commissioners
Columbia
Royalton Road
sColumbia Station
Director of Highway Safety
Tt Ee
Columbia Local Board of Education
Umbia
Doris M Walter
Williar, A
Hager
Poe
China
Wyrra
Chronicle- Program
BS Wellington
Oberlin Savings Bank
Roger Hyde
McGreevy
Floyd Herold
Nas
Ridgeville
By Scott Stephens
Birmingham
Bartley
Adrian Betleski
Betleski
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Bedeski
Fitchville
Roger Knight
Don Erswell
Erswell
Brent Sellers
Knight
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