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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1984
Page
2
Public bid notices outline bidding for paints, drains, and related materials for the City Hall project. Requirements include bid price, performance bonds, and surety checks or bank guarantees, with bids opening publicly on a Wednesday noon.
The notice describes required affirmative action data and workforce breakdown by race and handicap, and demands spending pods and timetables for employment and training. It calls for documentation showing nondiscrimination and compliance with state and federal law, with plans for MBE subcontracting and oversight by the Office of Equal Opportunity.
Public Auction to settle the late William F. Braun estate in Huron County Ohio. Auction at The Old Inn Peru 6 miles south of Norwalk on State Route 6 with lunch, registration, and on site parking advice. Many furniture clocks glassware and guns listed. Cash day of sale as is terms. executor Dorothy F. Braun and auctioneer G A Pickworth.
The notice outlines the contract require ment that bidders show approved minority business enterprise participation. It states the bidder must receive MBE certification from the City’s Office prior to bid opening and reserves the right to reject irregular bids while ensuring fairness in opportunity among bidders.
Lorain County Community College invites sealed proposals for a project. Proposals must be addressed to Purchaser at the college with attention to Joanne and Maria Lorain Counts and delivered by the stated deadline. The college reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to award based on available funds.
Sealed bids for the Capacitors Project 2757 at Lorain County Community College are due by 12 Noon Eastern Daylight Time on Tuesday May 22 1984. Bids must be for furnishing material and performing the labor per plans by Warren Finkel. Deposit $5000 for bidding documents. Subcontractors and suppliers may cover repro cost. Bids to be addressed to the Purchasing Office Elyria Ohio with bid note. The college may reject all bids or award the base bid or with alternates within available funds.
Bids for the West River Sewage Pump Station Renovation were invited by Elyria Mayor and the Service Director. Project funds come from the federal aid program with requirements for MBE participation and bond terms. Bids include plans, specs, and contractor obligations, with bid security and prevailing wage compliance.
Lila Acheson Wallace, co founder of The Readers Digest, dies at her Mount Kisco estate after a heart failure. She and husband DeWitt Wallace started the publication 62 years ago and were noted for extensive charitable giving that created a living memorial.
Sealed bids for one Video Prompter System are due May 21, 1986 at Lorain County Community College Purchasing Office. Bid forms and address provided for Joanne R. Martin, Elyria Ohio. College reserves right to reject bids. Also notice of estate trust litigation filed in Lorain County Court with a 28 day answer deadline and six weekly publications ending May 1984.
Max Palmer who used his extraordinary height to work as a movie actor wrestler bartender and bouncer became a traveling preacher before dying at 58 from congestive heart failure in a St Louis area hospital He was to be buried in Pontotoc Mississippi Palmer weighed 100 pounds and stood four to five feet tall at age six and his tall stature drew attention from doctors and publications naming him among the world’s tallest men his wife Betty and two normal height children survived him
Federal agent Benedict Tisa will testify for the defense in John Z. De Lorean’s trial alleging a conspiracy to distribute 24 million dollars worth of cocaine. The prosecution apologized for an intimidating FBI message and noted tensions as Judge Takasugi heard voices from both camps after cross-examination.
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