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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1988
Page
2
Avon Lake residents are informed of a canceled Avon Band Boosters meeting on April 5. A spaghetti dinner fundraiser is planned April 17 with a meatball prep session April 12 at Avon High School cafeteria. A Sunday lunch runs noon to four with prices, plus concession stand debate and possible remodel.
Mayor Daniel Fragassi plans an April 14 trip to Columbus to meet with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources on a proposed bike trail. Council committees announce April meetings including Roads and Drains Water and Sewers chaired by Joseph Teresi April ? at 7 p.m. Safety chaired by Joan Ackerman with Ordinance chaired by Joanne Saunders meeting April 7 after Safety.
Federal authorities charged Alvin J Howell, 51, of Lorain with two counts of possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Regis F Walsh, 60, of Akron, was named in the same indictment with one count. FBI-led investigation cited. penalties up to 20 years in prison and or $1 million fine.
Elyria police log reports a deliberate fire in the hallway of Luxor Apartments at 332 Fourth St with 3500 damage. Investigators note arson by lighting a paper towel. No injuries reported.
Musical groups from Lorain County and Northern Ohio may apply to perform at Oberlin College’s first free outdoor festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 0. The deadline for applications is April 8. Call 775-8106 at Wilder Hall to apply. The event spans campus sites with food booths on Tappan Square.
Florence Township Trustees request removal of all winter wreaths and decorations from township cemeteries by April 1, prompting residents to clear memorials and prepare grounds for the coming season.
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