Avon seeks rezoning of 30 acres for industrial park
Avon planning commission forwards a request by J William McCray for rezoning 30 acres at Chester and Jaycox roads from residential to industrial. McCray states a Bay Village manufacturer seeks to buy land for a new plant. The area is slated for M-1, but law not yet in effect. commission approves change to industrial with permitted M-1 uses including warehouses and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
City Planning Commission
J. William McCray
Elyria
McCray Development Co
McCray
Bay Village
Chester and
Jaycox Rds
Planning Commission
Building Lands Committee
Robert Wilbur
Council
Wilbur
The Executive Image and the Labors of Work
A wry look at executives who live in the office and unwind at home. It jokes that real leaders show indecisive decisiveness and warn against overwork causing bursitis and insomnia. The piece ends with a jab about meddling in household matters.
Lorain council defers rezoning request for private swim club
Lorain City Council sent back to committee a proposal by Richard Yepko to rezone 7.5 acres near Lincoln Park Nite Club to R-3 for a private swim club. At a public hearing residents cited noise and traffic, while supporters argued youth recreation and neighborhood benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Richard Yepko
Lincoln Park Nite Club
Atty Andrew Warhola
Yepko
Jefferson and
Lincoln Streets
Robert Bernhardt
Jefferson St
Bernhardt
Warhola
Dispute over paddling of schoolgirl settled in North Ridgeville
In North Ridgeville High School a paddling disciplinary matter involving 16 year old Louise Bair was reported settled after officials and her foster parents met. Principal Donald Lawther said the case would be handled as routine and a further meeting with Mr and Mrs Edward Ranney Jr planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville High School
Donald Lawther
Patton Dr
Louise Bair
Lawther
Police corral runaway bull in Cincinnati streets
A bull roamed city streets for about four minutes at night before police, likened to cowboys, corralled it in Cincinnati. The incident involved officers guiding the animal to safety with minimal disruption to the area.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hospital notes list patients and addresses
A list of individuals and their addresses appears as hospital notes. Names include Leon Bixby, David Campbell, John Cox, Harold Day, and many others with street addresses across Wellington Grafton North Ridgeville Lorain Amherst and nearby areas. The fragment shows multiple family members plus single patients.
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Usscharges
Leon Bixby
Elm
Barber St
Joseph Lamattina
Brokaw
Columbia Station
James Myers
Avon Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
Dale Ody
Charleston Ave
Lorain
Kenneth L Pletcher
East 22Nd St
Olan Rice
Bainbridge Rd
Basil A Wuhitesel
Grafton Rd
Grafton
Howard Wiegand and Son
Foster Park
Amherst
Charles Yonkings and Son
Haven Dr
Avon Lake Man Fined and Jailed in Traffic Case
Wayne J. Murray of 2861 Center Road was fined 270 plus costs and sentenced to 50 days in jail after pleading no contest to driving under the influence and failure to control. Judge Kalena suspended three years of driving rights and stayed 80 of 90 days for good behavior. The crash involved a parked car and a second vehicle, with about 2,500 dollars in damages.
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Lorain
Avon Lake
Wayne J. Murray
Center Rd
John&. Kalena
Murray
Kalena
Burglars Loot Knights of Columbus Hall on Oberlin Ave
Police report burglars broke a front door plate glass window at the Knights of Columbus Hall 4720 Oberlin Ave early yesterday. They stole 30 bottles of whiskies, a guitar worth 300 dollars, four chairs and a table, a box of doors, four cases of soft drinks, a small change box, two vending machines damaged, and coin boxes emptied.
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Loraim
Knights of Columbus
Oberlin Ave
Kim Hodgkin Captures Fifth and Sixth Grade Spelling Title
Kim Hodgkin, a sixth grade pupil from New London, won the annual fifth and sixth grade spelling contest held last week. The Chronicle-Telegram had erroneously reported the winner as Tim Hodgkim due to a typographical error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Hodgkin
New London
Chronicle-Telegram
Tim Hodgkim
Weather forecast for eastern US and plains regions
Tonight the eastern third of the nation can expect rain snow and mixed precipitation from Maine to Florida. Snow and flurries in the Northern Plains and Northern Rockies with rain in the Central Plains and along the Pacific Coast from Washington to Northern California. Cooler from the Lakes to the Central Gulf while the Plains stay milder.
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Maine
Florida
Plains
Rockies
Central Plains
Pacific Coast
Washington
California
Lakes
Central Gulf
Ohio Forecast: Cloudy Tonight with Minor Temp Change
The forecast notes a cloudy night with little temperature change, low in the 30s. Tomorrow brings partly sunny skies and a bit warmer conditions in the southwest while the northeast remains mostly cloudy with little temperature change.
Baby Girl Boyd Stillborn In Amherst Hospital
A daughter was stillborn this morning at Amherst Hospital to Mr and Mrs Billis Boyd of 1155 Har Court Road. Edward M Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Amherst Hospital
Billis Boyd
Harcourt Rd
Edward M. Fisher
Lorain
Milton W. Hellinger
New Mexico Ave
Emil Dovala
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Hellinger
Galton
Lorain Community Hospital
Lorain Works
United States Steel Corp
Florida
Harvey
Clyde
Lloyd
Michigan
Gas pact expires and fuel continues flowing in Elyria
The contract between Columbia Gas of Ohio and the City of Elyria expired Monday but gas will still be supplied. City utilities chair Malcolm D. McDonald says negotiations over rate increases are underway to reach a compromise. A new proposal was submitted before council met and will be evaluated for costs to average users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Elyria
Malcolm D. McDonald
R-3
City Council Utilities Committee
McDonald
Elyria Man Given Fines And Jail Time In DUI Case
Vernon Haney a 34 year old of 1614 Middle Ave was found guilty on charges including driving under the influence and driving without a valid permit. Judge Frank M Wilcox imposed a $250 fine and seven days in jail for DUI and a $200 fine plus seven days for driving without a permit. He also received a $50 fine for failing to yield the right of way and a one year driving suspension.
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Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Vernon Haney
Middle Ave
Haney
Lorain County
Andy Doychak
Russia Road
Rt. 20
Wilcox
Accidental shot claims marine on sentry duty
Pfe. Edward Crawford Jr., 19, a Marine on sentry duty in Pearl Harbor Hawaii, was killed by an accidental gunfire incident ruled by Navy investigators. He is survived by his widow Maxine of Dayton Ohio.
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Pearl Harkor
Hawaii
Navy
Pfe
Edward Crawford Jr
Maxine
Dayton
Ohio
Area births report two local newborns
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sooy of 301 Oxford Ave and another son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wellery of 36560 Chestnut Ridge Rd, listed in local births.
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Charles Sooy
Oxford Ave
Robert Wellery
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Amherst Hospital Births List From Vermilion Lorain Area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Paul ANDERSON RD 2 Ma son Rd Vermilion. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gene BAUMERT 2608 West 40th St Lorain. Wylie SIEJAK 2363 East 37th St Lorain.
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Paul Anderson
Mason Rd
Vermilion
Gene Baumert
West 40Th St
Lorain
Wylie Siejak
East 37Th St
Local Birth Notices For Lorain And Vermilion Families
A son to Mr and Mrs John Strauser of 1328 New Jersey. A son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Bodnar at 4520 East Liberty Avenue Vermilion. A son to Lorain St Joseph. Patrick Warner listed at 2537 East 39th Street. Edward Nestick of 324 West 14th Street. James Dodd of 12 Edgewater Drive Vermilion.
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Patrick Warner
East 39Th St
Edward Nestick
West 14Th St
John Strauser
New Jersey Ave
Arthur J. Bodnar
East Liberty Ave
Vermilion
James Dodd
Edgewater Dr
Lorain City Workers Get Pay Increases
Lorain city council approved 10 to 12 percent raises for about 320 non police and fire employees. The move, starting March 25, is projected to cost $272,000 in total, with police and fire members having received raises earlier. Auditor Antone Ujhelyi noted the $150,000 figure for the new increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Antone Ushelyi
Ujhelyi
Minister Not In Lorain Crash
A misprinted line in yesterday’s Chronicle Telegram wrongly named Rev. Alonzo Mitchell in a Lorain traffic accident report. The Rev. Mitchell, pastor of Old Fashioned Grace Baptist Church, South Amherst, officiated at a graveside service for a stillborn baby, not linked to the crash. The DUI case involves Willie Lawrence of 400 West 22nd Street, with additional charges of no driver's license and a traffic signal violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Lorain
Chronicle
Alonzo Mitchell
Grace Baptist Church
Willie Lawrence
West 22Nd St
Toledo Council Bans Housing Discrimination Citywide
Toledo Ohio. The City Council approved a new ordinance that bans racial discrimination in rental housing with all but owner occupied houses and duplexes exempted. Mayor John Potter lauded the unanimous vote. the measure was drafted by a University of Toledo Law School committee led by Dean Carl Kras.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
John Potter
Carl Krasin
University of Toledo Law School
County boys win nine state farm awards in 4-H contests
Lloyd, a member of the FFA Chapter, has competed in public speaking for two years and served on the Lorain County Junior Fair Board. He has been in the Ohio State FFA Band for the past three years and works in partnership with his father.
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Lloyd
FFA
Lorain County
Wellington High School
Gene Heidenreich
David Greene
Lad Harrison
Gene
Ardis Heidenreich
Rt. 18
Wellington
Jerry
Lorain County Fair
FIA
George Greene
Brighton Township
David
Brighton Buckeyes
Brighton Methodist Church
Allen Harrison
Rt. 511
Lad
Wayne
Harrison
Farm Bureau Youth Council
Ginyard resigns in Oberlin as council seeks successor
Oberlin council aides plan for vacancy after Ginyard resigns. No replacement named or timetable given. Flinn and Twyman will not seek re election. Flinn takes Ohio State post, Twyman to Ghana. council approves Clark Bros three unit apartment at East College and Spring Sts. and hires Wallace C. Smith as financial consultant from April 3 to 30 at 757 dollars.
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Council
Thomas A. Flinn
Preston R. Twyman
Flinn
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
Twyman
FAA
Ghana
Africa
City Planning Commission
Clark Bros
East College and
Spring Sts
Wallace C. Smith
Elyria Approves Water Sale to South Amherst
Elyria city council on third reading passed a resolution to sell up to 100000 gallons per day of water to South Amherst through 1970 with an emergency clause. The move hinges on federal approval of a 1.5 million grant to Elyria to expand its waterworks, with a 3 million project total if matched. South Amherst seeks federal aid to extend waterlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Elyria
South Amherst Council
Man held in slaying found sane
A 23 year old man charged in the bludgeon death of theologian Dr. Robert W. Spike has been ruled sane after a mental examination at Lima Latte Hospital. The finding could lead to a sanity hearing and trial on a first degree murder charge for William R. Minor of Van Lear Kentucky in the Oct 17 slaying at the United Christian Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Lima Latte Hospital
William R. Minor
van Lear
Robert W. Spike
Spike
United Christian Center
Minor
Lan
Common Pleas Court
G. Howard Johnson
Truck firm cites union in strike and violence
Ace Doran's trucking terminals across several states faced a union driven strike beginning March 4 over non union drivers. Violence in the company yard led to charges against James Stockard of Avon, secretary-treasurer of the union, who is set for Lorain Municipal Court next month. The firm filed suits against four haulers for breach of lease agreements amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stockard
Avon
Lorain
Ace Doran
Logan high school graduate dies in Vietnam action
MEDINA Pfc Clarence A Mooney, 22, of 820 Tanglewood Dr., Logan, West Virginia, was killed in action in Vietnam after volunteering for service. A 1962 Logan High School graduate, Mooney had been in the Army since June and was sent to Vietnam three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Clarence A. Mooney
Vietnam
Virginia Mooney
Tanglewood
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Royalon Rd
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Akron
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Curtis
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Wakeman
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