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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
11
Penfield trustees approve a flood plain amendment to curb land use and reduce losses, and tighten junk car regulations restricting sites to a single vehicle in most cases. A public hearing occurred April 23 with a final decision.
Medina County commissioners recessed a 195 acre Spencer annexation hearing until Monday afternoon to allow Homer and Minnie Hange and their attorney Thomas Skidmore time to consider reducing the proposal. The Hanges favor limiting the annexation to their 60 acre parcel along North Main Street. Council has given informal approval while village water and sewer capacity is a concern. If approved, the plan could affect five properties along Spencer Mills Road and Route 301, with the village needing to expand services. A referendum petition would require 10 percent of registered voters.
Lorain officials appoint Arthur Manichi as coordinator to accelerate city hall construction. Mayor Zahorec assigns Manichi four hours daily at the site to coordinate multiple contractors. Julius Aros will cover the remaining eight hours to push the project toward an October completion despite slow progress and rumors of delays.
A long list of individuals from Wellington to Lorain and North Ridgeville faces speeding tickets red light violations and suspensions. Names include Debra Solak Elaine McLakke Michael Johnson and Joseph Keller among others with fines ranging from 5 to 33 and multiple cases of unsafe vehicle operation and lack of licenses. A final note reports Mexico City warning on vampire bat rabies affecting millions of cattle in Latin America.
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