Kligler challenges Elyria apartment zone ruling in court
Arthur M. Kligler, builder of the Oakwood Drive complex, seeks a court ruling blocking Elyria city actions on apartment zoning. The case centers on whether Elyria’s section 1131.03 and township-to-city annexation rules violate Ohio constitution and state code, with Kligler pursuing permitted apartments under a temporary construction order. The dispute involves city versus township zoning authority and the legality of annexation actions.
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Arthur M. Kligler
Kligler
Ohio Constitution Complex
Oakwood Dr
Kligier
John Gallagher
Ohio
Elyria
Ely Kligler
J.C. William
Navy
Common Tattersall
LeRoy F. Kelly
Vandals strike Oakwood Garden Apartments wall
Elyria police reported about 1500 damage to a 58-foot outside wall at Oakwood Garden Apartments 1100 Oakwood Dr. The vandalism occurred between 4 30 p m yesterday and 7 30 a m today as crews worked to complete the wall. City patrols will increase in the Oakwood area amid protests from residents.
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Oakwood Garden
Oakwood Dr
Elyria
Jack Mullin
Mullin
Kliglers
Sandlewood
Regu
Youth pleads innocent in Lorain jail break case
James J McPhee, 1032 Fifth St, pleaded innocent to a jail break charge after escaping for about 15 minutes early Sunday in Lorain municipal court. He waived prelims, bound over to grand jury on 1500 dollar bond, and had a prior disorderly conduct guilty plea with a 100 dollar fine and probation.
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Lorain
James J McPhee
Fifth St
McPhee
Fourth St
Hamilton Ave
Suit blocks Grafton water assessments
A temporary injunction stops the village of Grafton from collecting about $65,500 in water assessments. Hugo and Arnold Buchholz, Charles and Esther Hunt, and Marguerite Matthews filed the action, challenging assessments for water and sewer lines on Mechanic Street Crook Street Elm Street Novak Road and Route 57. Ford Noble, Grafton village solicitor, filed a demurrer to the petition.
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Grafton
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Hugo
Arnold Buchholz
Charles and
Esther Hunt
Marguerite Matthews
Grafton Council
Ford Noble
Grafton Village
Elyria school board keeps kindergarten curtailment
The Elyria Board of Education held a lively two hour session on cutting kindergarten, reaffirming no policy change. Officials cited finances from the defeated 2 mill levy, noting 18 curtailment items and that none of 215 elementary teachers will be discharged.
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Elyria Board of Education
Brien V. Myers
George Johnson
Arthur Pounds
John C. Edwards
Elyria
Harold Dicken
Frances
F. J. Gottfried
Ohio
PTA seeks why Elyria levy failed and voting reasons
The Elyria PTA legislative committee plans a citywide survey to uncover why the 2 mill school operating levy failed twice and why residents vote against levies. Led by Mrs. Howard Weiss the group will publish a farm in The Chronicle Telegram for responses and begins within a week while a kindergarten program protest accompanies the move.
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Elyria
Ely
Sys.em
Ohio
Dicken
Elyria Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Howard Weiss
PTA
Board of Education
Kenneth Haupt
Keith Wessling
Thomas Bowen
Weiss
F. J. Gottfried
Robert Barton
Chronicle- Telegram
Cable TV regulation bill aims to curb CATV practices in Ohio
Ohio senator explains a bill to authorize the Public Utilities Commission to certify CATV as a public convenience and necessity in designated areas. He says the move seeks uniformity and fair rates, preventing unscrupulous operators and protecting local stations while expanding service. The measure also requires rental terms per utility pole to be regulated and filed with the commission.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Tennyson Guyer
R-Findlay
Public Utilities Commission
Guyer
Catv Company
CATV
Lorain board opposes state ok on district reorganization
Lorain school board opposes a state plan to automatically set up district lines with municipal boundaries without legislative approval. If adopted, property tax from the Ford Assembly Plant could stay in Lorain city schools, instead of Vermilion Amherst and Firelands. The district awarded contracts totaling 87,777 for Masson School addition with bids from T. J. Hume Co. and Doane Co. faced bid-bond issues.
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Lorain
Lorain Ford Assembly Plant
Ford
Vermilion, Amherst
Firelands
Masson
T. J. Hume Co
Nova Co
Krebs - Calkins Co
Elyria
Walter Caldwell
Tme
Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
Lorain Civil Defense Authority
Admiral King
Hawthorne
Irving, Whittier
Garfield
Lincoln
Township fights airport venture amid zoning challenge
Carlisle Township officials press to halt a commercial airport operation in Saddler citing zoning violations. Attorney John Gallagher filed an amended petition after Judge LeRoy F. Kelly sustained a demurrer, keeping the suit alive and giving two weeks to answer.
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Carlisle
Saddler Wiain
John Gallagher
Howard
M. Saddler
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Kelly
Donald C. Yunker
Building office reassured after inspector resignation
The Elyria Building Inspector's Department faces no expected personnel changes. Mayor Fred B. Sanford says criticisms of clerical staff are unfounded while state examiners continue reviewing department books. Robert S. Stephen named to succeed James Seres, a familiar figure in Elyria building trades.
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Elyria
Fred B. Sanford
James Seres
Sanford
Seres
Robert 5. Stephen
Lear pumps and Gemini launch lubrication system detail
Romec pumps from Lear-Siegler Inc Power Equipment Division supplied oil to bearings in both first and second stage propulsion gear boxes during today’s Gemini Project launch. A Romeo spokesman said the pumps scavenge hot oil from bearings to control overheating and prevent malfunctions.
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Romec
Lear-Siegler Inc
Power Equipment Division
Romeo
Oberlin Health Commission aids those in medical need
The Oberlin Health Commission medical committee spent 1623 dollars in the prior year helping 60 individuals who could not afford medical care. Chairman Frank Zavodsky led an 11 member panel that approved most requests, with several referred to outside agencies and a few denied.
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Oberlin Health Commission
Oberlin
Frank Zavodsky
Ty of
Zavodsky
Lucille Emerich
Anne Poru‘ban
Elizabeth Double
David Evans
Roger Hales
V. W. Rosa
L. B. Stephan
Andrew Stefan
Arthur Willman
James Thompson
Br. A. Crair
Siddall
National Society
Committee For Crippled Children
lAdults
Oberlin Plan
Jeity Health Services
American Journal of the
Public Health Association
Western Reserve University
Health Agent School of Medicine
Artics
United States
Germany
Bulletin
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