Lorain City to hire four law students for summer programs
Lorain's city legal department will hire four law students with federal funding. Students will earn 3.25 per hour, city share 0.62. Summer 40 hour weeks at prosecutor's office. school year up to 20 hours weekly. Three students will handle criminal work, one civil. Plan aims to keep office coverage during court. Council also okays NOACA funded railroad overpasses at Kansas Ave and Broadway, total 4.4 million with 1.4 million local, plus Colorado Ave widening to four lanes costing about 800,000 local. Approved ambulance purchase for 25,000. Veto of summer baseball director hire upheld. director to be hired under federal program. Fireworks committee urged new Fourth of July location due to traffic. Columbus Park suggested for better parking.
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Lorain
John Hritsko
Hritsko
City Hall
Kansas Avenue
Broadway
Colorado Avenue
Avon
Thomas Gallo
D-4
George Daniel Field
Oberlin Avenue
Columbus Park
Meister Road
Clarkins Department Store
Wellington Threatens Pennsylvania Central Track Blockade
Wellington set May 15 as the deadline for Penn Central Railroad to repair its crossings or the village will block the tracks with junk cars and perhaps a bulldozer. Council members cited ongoing dangers including a two foot deep hole at Barker Street and a dangerous Magyar Street crossing.
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Wellington
Penn Central Railroad
Roger Hyde
Penn Central
Sam Zubrick
Barker St
Zubrick
Lethel Edwards
Magyar Street
Barker Street
Lyle Clark
Columbus
Cleveland
Testimony on telephone rate increase continues
In Columbus PUCO hears ongoing testimony on General Telephone Co. seeking a 62 percent monthly rate hike. Hearing may move to Medina County if Langdon Bell’s request for a local hearing is granted. Decision date uncertain. hike could raise about 8.8 million dollars annually for Medina County and several counties across Lorain, Wayne, Huron, and Erie.
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Columbus
General Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Barth Roger
Langdon D. Bell
Medina County
Royer
Grafton
North Eaton
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain County
Burbank
Congress
Creston
West Salem
Wayne County
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
New London
Monroeville
Greenwich
Huron County
Huron, Berlin Heights, Milan and
Kelleys Island
Erie County
Norwalk Mayor Defers Cycle Cop Ticket Case to County Court
Norwalk Mayor Wayne Goodsite refused to decide a traffic dispute between officer Todd Wagner and motorcyclist Warren Giles. Giles filed three complaints against Wagner for improper passing tailgating and speeding, sending the matter to Judge Robert Weidemann's county court for hearing.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Robert Weidemann
Norwalk Ptl
Todd Wagner
Warren Giles
Old State Road
Giles
Wagner
Tailgat
Public Court Notices From Elyria City Record
A list of local infractions and penalties includes numerous names with charges such as drag racing driving on a suspended license and disorderly conduct with fines ranging from 25 to 350 dollars. Several individuals receive jail time suspensions and license suspensions with varying conditions and dates, highlighting routine municipal court actions in Amherst and surrounding areas.
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Timothy Samples
Melvyn Lane
Anthony Baker
Douglas Ave
Pearlie King
Locust St
Brand Wielopolski
Beebe
Henry Meadow, Jr
Dennis Moore
Freeland Drive
Nelson Fitzpatrick
Stephen R. Nagy
Michael Hamilton
Erie St
Grafton
Dennis Booth
Gerald Bryant
Cedar St
William Pierson
Lisbon
Ohi
Oliver Zimman
Walnut St
Jimmie Nell
Gerald Cricks
West Ave
John Warden
Lith
Haywood Carroll
Irondale
Creston livestock report shows strong week for calves and hogs
Creston consignors sold 1 905 head with calves $5 to $8 higher and good calves above 60 dollars to 64. Hog market rose $6 with top hogs at 47 40 and prime Yorkshire across three lots. Cattle demand strong with steers and heifers up about four dollars. best Holstein cows top 25 25 and bulls to 30 85. Three dairy cows included with Holstein Springer heifer topping 435.
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Creston
Postmaster in Grafton Promoted to Postal Operations Officer
Grafton Postmaster Jeff Martin, 14-year USPS veteran, has been promoted to Postal Operations Officer for the Central Region. He previously served as Tour Foreman at Cleveland Air Mail Facility and as postmaster in Grafton. Robert Overy of Grafton will replace him as officer-in-charge starting May 10 while a postmaster is selected.
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Cleveland
Grafton
Jeff Martin
U.S. Postal Service
Martin
Avon Lake
Pullman
Wash
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Robert Overy
Overy
Elyria
Columbia Band Boosters Auction and Flea Market Set
The Columbia Band Boosters host an auction and flea market at Copopa gym on Rt 82 near Rt 252 with an early bird sale at 3 p.m. and main auction at 7 p.m. Prizes of 100, 50, and 25 dollars support uniforms and instruments for Columbia High School stage band and middle school bands. Items (except clothing) accepted Friday night or Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.. contact Mrs. Dale Keyse for pickup.
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Columbia High School
Dale Keyse
West River Rd
Columbia
Columbia Band Boosters
Rt. 82
Rt. 252
Expectant parent sessions set at Oberlin Memorial Hospital
A five week series begins tonight at 7 30 and runs each Tuesday through June 3 in the hospital executive conference room. Sponsored by Oberlin Memorial Hospital and the Oberlin Health Commission, the free program includes a tour of the maternity ward and covers pregnancy, labor and delivery, Lamaze natural childbirth, prenatal and postnatal exercises, and baby care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Health Commission
Ohio Democrats announce action program for minority delegate access
The Ohio Democratic Party unveils a three pronged plan to include minorities Native Americans women and youth in the 1976 national convention delegate selection. It establishes publicity education and organization efforts with a speaker bureau and a state affirmative action committee and a state compliance review panel to hear challenges by May 16 to State Party Chairman Paul Tipps at 88 East Broad St Columbus 43215.
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Ohio Democratic Party
Paul Tipps
East Broad St
Columbus
Seniors Win Arts Awards At New London Spring Concert
Four seniors Andrea Barnes Cheryl McKee Laura Mekoleske Kevin Heileman received awards at the annual spring concert in New London. The program combined band and chorus with art show by Dan Miller students. Awards included Arion John Phillip Sousa Bob Hardy and National School Choral honors. About 400 attended.
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New London
Andrea Barnes
Cheryl McKee
Laura Mekoleske
Kevin Heileman
James van Sickle
Carolyn Young
Dan Miller
Andrea
Delbert Barnes
Arion
Garth Lambright
Music Parents Organization
Cheryl
Norman McKee
John Phillip Sousa
Laura
Robert Matthews
Bob Hardy
Hardy
Kevin
C.J. Heileman
Water dept projects go to committee for study
Lorain council heard a package of major water department capital improvements. An engineering study by Frank A. Thomas and Associates of Willoughby is requested at $35,000 to address low pressure and plan replacements, expansions, and booster stations. A large mains project on 36th Street and Reid Avenue, a new line on Cooper Foster Park Road, Broadway improvements, roof repairs, and a Crystal Ice building expansion are proposed at a total of $875,000 with bids to follow.
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Lorain
Water Department
Committee
Utilities
Philip Maiorana
Council
Frank A. Thomas and Associates
Willoughby
36Th Street
Reid Avenue
Cooper-Foster Park Road
Broadway
Water Works
Crystal Ice Company
Vermilion Approves North Liberty Avenue Sidewalk Plan
Vermilion city council approved plans to replace the north side sidewalks on Liberty Avenue from Main to Toledo and from Nantucket to Niagara roads, with 30 day installation deadlines for property owners. The meeting also adjusted the sidewalk ordinance to allow 30 days before the city installs and bills the owner, and covered wage and uniform allowance increases for police, street bid awards, a ban on future campground construction, and possible federal funds for sewer projects.
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Liberty Avenue
Main
Toledo
Nantucket
Niagara
Council
Robert Swanker
Swanker
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Vermilion
Southeast Sanitary
Sunnyside Road
North Ridgeville Notes PTA wraps up year with election
North Ridgeville Middle School PTA holds its final meeting of the school year on a Wednesday. Fifth through eighth graders will perform in the gym under William C. Bolin and Pattie J. Fisner. New officers will be installed by school board member Jeanne Shultzaberger. officers include Becky Sluss president Loretta Christofferson vice president Gay Crawford secretary Carol Dias treasurer Betty Ganser corresponding secretary Diane Warth Alice Basen and Jack Lancuski delegates with alternate delegates Wisners of Cub Scout Pack 146. Genius kid contest winners were David Verderber first Richard Russell second Clifton Thompson third. Pack activities will be May 19 at 7 30 p m at Fields. Tickets for the Boy Scout Show at Midway Mall May 17 2 8 30 p m and May 18 1 30 4 30 p m are available from local scouts or Harry Smith 4762 Joseph Ct. Family admission is 1. Les s of Foreign Wars will be sold through sale sponsored annually to aid disabled veterans and Poppies for Veterans to honor war dead May 15 16 23 24. The student woodwind ensemble from Oberlin College Conservatory of Music will play for Wilcox Elementary pupils Thursday afternoon. Spring and summer family fashions will be displayed by Stretch and Sew Shop Center Ridge and Bradley roads Wes-
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PTA
William C. Bolin
Pattie J. Fisner
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Becky Sluss
Loretta Christofferson
Gay Crawford
Carol Dias
Betty Gansor
Diane Warth
Alice Basen
Jackie Lancuski
Betty Ganser
Lynn Litten
Wisners
David Verderber
Richard Russell
Clifton Thompson
Midway Mall
Harry Smith
Joseph Ct
Out the City
VFW
North Ridgeville Middle School
Wilcox
Fields
Lear North
Grace Hooper
North Ridgeville
State of Ohio
Martha Holden Jennings
Community church project and book fairs in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville hosts Vacation Church School for ages 3 to 6th grade, July 21 to August 1 at Center Ridge Road churches with a $1 per child limit and $3 per family cap. City alerts on garage sale licenses and multiple school book fairs run May to June, plus a $1,000 Martha Holden Jennings Foundation award to Mrs. Grace Hooper. Texas A&M notes door-to-door sales over $25 require a cancellation form within three days.
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College Station, Tex
UPI
Texas A&m University
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Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Stretch and Sew Shop
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Tlake
United Methodist
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