Housing chief warns of county shortage 1990 forecast
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission predicts the county will need 75 percent more housing units by 1990, rising from 77,000 to roughly 135,000 amid a population jump from about 270,000 to 370,000. Overcrowding is already 8.5 percent, with Eaton Township worst at 15 percent. The report calls for expanded affordable housing, diverse housing types, and land use reforms to stabilize the market and aid seniors and low income residents.
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Judge blasts system over taxpayer victims in Gallatin trial
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus denounces Ohio’s justice system as bogged down by defendants’ rights while the Kenneth Gallatin theft case proceeds. He says taxpayers, the state, are the real victims as Goodwin pleads guilty to a related charge. Meanwhile a major earthquake in Friuli, Italy, kills and injures hundreds with 243 dead reported and thousands injured.
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Kenneth Gallatin
Oberlin
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John Haynes
Goodwin
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Gallatin
Haynes
Marsho
Lorain County
Robert Gary
Laserphoto brings glossy prints to The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram introduces Laserphoto, a new photo process delivering high quality separated prints from the Associated Press. Demonstrated by Diane McLaughlin, the method uses laser beams over telephone cables, replacing the old continuous-tone AP Wirephoto on flimsy paper. John Kenney shot the Italy earthquake photo using the new process.
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Summer car care tab features flowers from Puffer's Elyria store
The C-T section highlights a Mother Remember event with flowers from Puffer's Floral Shoppe Elyria. The store will be open Sunday from 9:30 am to 2 pm.
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Gave Goodwin $15 000 back in 1973 Marsico
Convicted auto tag fund thief Anthony J. Marsico testified that he gave Eddie Goodwin around 15000 dollars in December 1973 a month before the state of Ohio said a crime occurred. Marsico spoke under oath while jurors heard about indictments naming Kenneth Gallatin and others in a case tied to Jan 1974 to Jan 1975 theft dates.
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Eddie Goodwin
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Kenneth Gallatin
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Weather summary and court details mixed in OCR
The readable weather section notes clouds and cool conditions with patchy forecasts and minor precipitation chances. A separate cross examination mentions funds stolen, a deputy named Marsico, and evidence items involving Anthony J. Marsico in a 1974 case referenced in Gallatin court records.
Mothers: One had a tycoon and one a famed writer
Excerpt from MOTHERS by Bernard Moore describes Elizabeth Rockefeller, mother to John D Rockefeller, and her strong, pious nature. It recounts her marriage in 1837 to Doctor William Avery Rockefeller, his controversial career, and the early Rockefeller children Lucy, Johnny Davison, and William Avery Jr as the family settles on a New York farm.
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Elizabeth Davison
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Richford
Lucy
Johny Davison
William Avery Jr
Cleveland
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