Merchants oppose city parking rate proposal in Elyria
At a Elyria City Council meeting merchants represented by Howard Foxman John Criss and Richard Portnick urged the community development committee to consult the Elyria Merchants Association before finalizing downtown parking rate changes. They proposed their own ideas on parking fees.
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Elyria
Howard Foxman
John Criss
Richard Portnick
Elyria Merchants Association
Kosma Glavas
Jack Gray
D-4
Gray
Merchants’ Group
Portnick
Peter van Wormer
Middle Avenue
Merchants Association
Portmck
Spirit of 76 mosaic by Wellington craftsman unveiled soon
Santo Navarria in Baltimore rebuilt Archibald Willard’s Spirit of 76 as a 150000 piece mosaic over five years. The 12 by 8 foot sculpture weighs 1500 pounds and remains without a permanent home despite stored at Ft. McHenry and planned July 4 unveiling. Navarria funded about 11000 in materials and seven figures. he calls it the largest portable mosaic in the United States.
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Santo Navarria
Baltimore
Archibald Willard
Wellington
Navarria
UPI
Santo J. Navarria
Willard
Philadelphia
United States
Ft. McHenry
City earmarks 12.5 million for Elyria sewer upgrades
Elyria officials list about 20 proposed capital projects with total costs surpassing 12.5 million. Federal revenue sharing is expected to cover key items while adding phosphate removal at the sewage plant may come first to meet EPA deadlines. Major item is a 1 million dollar five phase plan to remove combined storm sewer.
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Elyria
John V. Bara
Environmental Protection Agency
Bara
Keesee Tortured by North Vietnamese Interrogators
UPI reports hospital sources say Bobby Joe Keesee, the mystery civilian POW released by Hanoi, was tortured by North Vietnamese interrogators who believed he was a spy. They knocked out his front teeth and pulled fingernails during interrogation after his 1970 capture. Keesee, a Korean War veteran from Amarillo, Texas, was freed with 107 POWs and underwent medical care at Clark Air Base before returning to the United States.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Upi
U.S
Bobby Joe Keesee
Hanoi
Keesee
North Vietnam
United States
Resi
Phoenix
Ariz
Clark
Latest methadone ruling confuses police druggists
Cleveland pharmacists and narcotics agents say they are puzzled by disposal guidelines after a December 15 ruling limiting methadone to treatment programs or approved hospital pharmacies. Officials await government guidance on whether to destroy, return, or forward stock while many plan to pause dispensing.
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Cleveland
API
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harold Klawitter
Gray Drug Stores, Inc
Narcotics Department
Bureau of Pharmacy
Klawitter
Edward Hoefer
Grants Fund Five Ohio Youth Programs Including Two New
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced $500000 in federal grants to the Ohio Youth Commission for five programs, two new. About $95250 funds a pilot Neighborhood Workers Project placing 5-10 youths with workers in Akron Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo to divert them from crime. An $84710 grant will identify juvenile rehabilitation characteristics to better match programs. Existing grants include $219175 for halfway houses nine homes, $90000 for a Fairfield School for Boys center, and $23952 for Riverview School for Girls community involvement.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Youth Commission
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Youth Commission
Fairfield School For Boys
Riverview School For Girls
Hops give way to soda pop as Cincinnati loses breweries
Cincinnati's beer scene shrinks to two remaining breweries Hudepohl and Schoenling with Wiedemann's beers brewed across the river. Burger Brewing Co. closes after 30 years of Reds broadcasts sponsorship while Burger shifts to soft drinks. Old firms faced national pilsner giants and changing tastes as Prohibition reshaped local industry.
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Cincinnati
Over-The-Rhine
Burger Brewing Co
Cincinnati Reds
Hudepohl
Burger
Schoenling
Wiedemann
Ohio River
Kentucky
David Brabree
Mount Storm Park
Edward Schoenling Jr
Schoenling Beer
Ohio
Miss Ohio pauses between acts at 1973 Home Show
Royal chat Karen Sue Sparka Miss Ohio of 1973 mingles with sisters and fans at Midway Mall during the 1973 Home and Flower Show. Gretchen and Megan Polk, daughters of Mr and Mrs Richard Polk, stand nearby at 5518 Rose Cliff Drive Lorain as a CT photo by John Payne captures the scene.
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Karen Sue Sparka
Ohio
Midway Mall
Gretchen
Megan
Richard Polk
Rose Cliff Dr. Lorain
John Payne
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Parks and Recreation Department
Lorain County Regional Airport
Elyria Public Library
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Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office
Bureau of Juvenile Placement
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