North Ridgeville to hold rezoning hearing on Jaycox Road
The City of North Ridgeville announces a public hearing before the City Council on May 18 1970 at 730 PM in Council Chambers to consider rezoning parcels on Jaycox Road from R-1 to R-4. Parcels include Center Ridge Development properties and portions of Original Ridgeville Lots 20 and 21 with about 9.506 acres described, plus Parcel 2 around 2.301 acres, and an exception Parcel 3 in Northview Allotment. The hearing will address high ways and conditions of the three parcels as recorded in Lorain County maps.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Ridgeville Township
County of
Northview
Marcellus B
Diederich
North Ridgeville rezoning notice for Beckett property
Notice is given for May 18, 1970 at 7 90 PM in Council Chambers City Hall 36119 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville Ohio to consider rezoning from Residence District to Central Business District for Beckett property on Cleveland Road in the City of North Ridgeville Lorain County Ohio. Temporary Ordinance No 28 70 references the Beckett parcel part of original Lot No 21. Marcellus B Diedench Mayor City of North Ridgeville.
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Cemeen
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Council Chambers City Hall
Center Ridge Road
North Hidgeville
Jaycox Road
Center Ridge Development Co
Otto
Council Chambers
City Hall
Central Business
Cleveland Road
Beckett
County of Lorain
State of
Poplar Street
Baldwin Avenue
Prospect Street
Elmwood
Griswold Road
Schaden Road
Couneil
City of
Elyria
Notice to Contractors Carlisle Township resurfacing bids
Sealed bids will be received by Carlisle Township Clerk Elizabeth C Blair for resurfacing various roads in Carlisle Township. Work includes labor material and equipment, meeting Ohio Department of Highway specs, barriers lights watchman and supervision by the County Engineer. Bid bonds required and prevailing wage rates apply.
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Carlisle
Elizabeth C Blair
Yonker
Evra
Carlisle Township
Haner M Jckcomb
Loran Coumy
Ohio State Highway Department
State Department of
Lovam Comets
Belce
Teddeng
Yumker
Elvria
Tee Board of Catholic
Cariste
Tornadoes and storms sweep Midwest with damage across states
A broad storm system lashed Nebraska Iowa and Missouri with tornadoes wind and hail. Wichita roofs windows and a downtown transformer were damaged and Atchison Kansas saw planes destroyed by 110 mph winds. A 200000 damage hit Boonville and Poplar Street areas as floods hit roads and rail lines.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Witchita
Kan
Wichita
Atchison
Boonville
Bids Sought for City Vehicle and Equipment Purchases Elyria Ohio
City of Elyria Ohio issues sealed bids for multiple purchases including a printing calculator computer for engineering a passenger vehicle dump trucks utility trucks a three quarter ton pickup a two ton dump truck a tractor with high lift a back hoe and other vehicles for several departments. Orders reference Ordinances 70 59 through 70 57 with trades in of old vehicles. Bids due May 26 1970 noon EDT at the Safety Service Director’s office. Bidder must include certified or cashier’s check equal to five percent. city reserves right to reject.
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Forestry Department
Parks and Recreation Department
FIRE
Madeamencan LaFrance
Cemeteries Department
Sanitation Department
Building Department
Safeqe
Safety Service
Tamsell
Tae City
Baers
Vetacles
Eleni
Elyria
Cere Petson
Cis
Ekeria
Sard Preichlin Maver
Lorain firm seeks 22 percent rate hike
Lorain Telephone Co. told the city council it will ask the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a 22 percent rate hike. President J. C. Hageman cited rising operating costs and the need for capital to expand service. This is the fourth rate hike request in 46 years, last filed in 1962. Other figures show higher plant costs and taxes. Council must reach agreement with the company as Ohio Edison and Columbia Gas also seek increases.
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Lorain
Lorain Telephone Co
J. C. Hageman
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Hageman
Ohio Edimee
Columbia Gas of
Auto hits culvert injures woman and girl near Urbana
A car on Route 58 north of Route 162 left the road and struck a culvert, rolling onto its roof. One woman, Natalie R. Riffle, 21, was hospitalized in fair condition with a fractured arm, and Sandra L Nagel, 19, suffered a cut hand and bruised forehead. Both were not wearing seat belts. No charges, 1964 model vehicle total loss. Urbana College to install Dr Paul Aoehner as president May 17 on campus.
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Rt. 58
Rt. 162
Lorain
Urbana
Paul Aoehner
Urbana College
Ridgeville Corners
Zehner
Service Personnel News From Fort Benning to Vietnam
Neil B Spaulding a one year Army man graduated from Officer Candidate School at Ft Benning Ga April 17 as second lieutenant. He will proceed to Germany with wife and two children. Lt Spaulding is son of Mrs Geraldine Arnett and Robert Spaulding. Sg t Charles H Detwiler is on duty at Tan Son Nhut AB Viet Nam. He is a communications technician formerly at Ft Lee AFS Va and son of Charles H Markland. Pfc Richard J Hysell son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Hysell is serving with the Second Service Battalion Second Marine Division Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune NC.
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Neil B. Spaulding
Ft. Benning
Germany
Lt. Spaulding
Geraldine Arnett
East Bridge St
Robert Spaulding
Foster Ave
U.S. Air Force
Charles H. Detwiler
Charles H. Markland
Broadway
Lorain
Tan Son Nhut AB
Vietnam
Detwiler
Ft. Lee Air Force Station
Richard J Hysell
Robert D. Hysell
Southwood Dr
Second Marine Division
Marine Corps
Lawyer’s $64,450 Advances Sparks Tax Court Dispute
A solo practitioner working for a large casualty insurer took $64,450 in advances for unfinished cases. IRS argued it was income when received. Tax Court ruled it was not taxable until cases closed, affecting a $35,000 tax tally.
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Common Pleas
Insurance Company
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Los Angeles Times
Reichlin Failing Plan HUD Visit
Mayor Leonard P Reichlin and Norm Failing director of community development will meet Chicago HUD officials tomorrow to review progress on the Malcolm Manor project a 856000 effort on 10 acres at the Cleveland Street East Bridge Street corner aimed at housing low and moderate income families with a four acre park planned.
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Norm Failing
Chicago
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Malcolm Manor
HUD
Malcolm
Reichlin
Cleveland Street
East Bridge Street
Elyria trio win prizes in second Juried Art Show
Edward Cebula wins first prize and 200 purchase prize for Mystery of the South Sewers. Dennis Birch takes second prize and 150 purchase prize for Still Life. Thomas Corcoran earns third prize and 100 purchase prize for Summer Storm. All Lorain County residents. exhibit runs daily 9 am to 10 pm through Friday. Judges include HC Cassill, Ann Treutschler Lurie, and Alice Loranth.
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Lorain County Community College
Christine Papay
Iist
Edward Cebula
Elyria
South Sewers
Dennis Birch
Thomas Corcoran
Corcoran
Birch
Robert Chapin
Russell Stephanchick
Earl L Smith
Lorain
Irene M Sombaty
Oberlin
Lorain County
Student Activites
HC Cassill
Graphic Arts
Cleveland Institute of Art
Ann Treutschler Lurie
Cleveland Museum of Art
Alice Loranth
John G White
Cleveland Public Library
Aviation pioneer E H Nelson dies at 81 in Hawaii
E H Nelson a former US Air Force brigadier general and aviation pioneer died at 81. He piloted a Douglas World Cruiser on the 1984 round the world flight earning the first peacetime Distinguished Service Medal. He was a Stockholm native who immigrated to the United States and later cremated his ashes with services pending in Santa Monica California. Survivors include brother Gunnar Nelson in Dayton and nephew Erik Nelson in Cincinnati plus a niece Greta Wheelley in Huntington Beach.
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UPI
Enk Henning Nelson
Nelson
US Air Force
Santa Monica
Calif
Stockholm
New Orleans
Gunnar Nelson
Dayton
Ohio
Erik Nelson
Cincinnati
Greta Wheelley
Huntington Beach
Saxbe backs Cambodia fund ban amid student push
Senator William Saxbe of Ohio said he would back a measure to bar using any funds for military activities in Cambodia after July 1. The amendment, by Senators Sherman Cooper and Frank Church, aims to join the foreign military sales bill. Saxbe noted he won’t back a futile gesture and favors an amendment with a chance of approval.
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UPL
William B Saxbe
Ohio
Cambodia
John Sherman Cooper
Frank Church
Idaho
Bilt Saxbe
Nixon
South Vietnam
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Saxbe
Senate
House
2 jailed on 60 theft charges
Cleveland police say a man and woman have been jailed on burglary and larceny charges after a crime spree of 60 thefts to fund a $100 daily drug habit. Detectives identify Sam McCall, 34, and Mrs LaJean Wilson, 41, who met during treatment at a Lexington narcotics hospital and were released cured last January before relapsing.
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API
Sam McCall
LaJean Wilson
Federal Narcotics Rehabilitation Hospital
Lexington
McCall
Mueller
Wilson
James Hepps
Olmsted Falls High School Bands Plan Spring Concert
Olmsted Falls High School bands under Gene Eckenfels will perform a spring concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the high school auditorium at 26939 Bagley Road. Guest trumpet soloist Kathy Van Auken, a Baldwin Wallace junior majoring in music education, will join the performance.
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Olmsted Falls
Bagley Rd
Gene Eckenfels
Kathy van Auken
Charles W van Auken
University Ave
Elyria
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lorain Woman Robbed At Knife Point For $15
Priscilla Simpson, 25, of 2934 Eastlawn Ave, woke to a man breaking into her apartment at 3 15 am He flashed a light through a window wore a large knife and demanded cash She handed over 315 then was ordered into another room as the suspect fled.
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Lorain
Priscilla Simpson
Eastlawn Ave
Engineers honor Lecce professor elects vice president
Travis Isbell, associate professor in the division of engineering technologies at Lorain County Community College, was elected vice president of the Ohio Association for Engineering Graphics at its annual meeting in Akron. Isbell and Clarence Feilhaber, assistant professor at LOCC, presented a special report on engineering technology programs at LCCC.
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Lorain County Community College
Ohio Association For Engineering Graphics
Travis Isbell
Engineering Technologies
Association
University of Akron
LCCC
Isbell
Clarence Feilhaber
LOCC
Anchovy Catch Ban Imposed Along Coast
Authorities announce a four 312 month ban on anchovy catches starting Wednesday along the coast except near the southern part of Bow and Anna conserve. The measure aims to protect fish stocks and enforce new fishing limits.
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Lima
Tan Gaemment Hss
Prince Edward Island Sees Major Voter Rise in Election
On Prince Edward Island the eligible voter pool grew by 7752 as the voting age fell from 21 to 18. The change expanded the electorate for the Monday provincial elections, affecting councilors and assembly seats across Charlottetown and surrounding areas.
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Charlottetown
PEI
Laverne
Prince Edward Island
Puma earns 2007 employee award at U S Steel Lorain plant
Syria Ohio May 11 1970 Chronile Telegram reports NICE PUMA a mechanic in the transportation department of U S Steel Corp s Lorain Cuy ahoga Works received a 2007 employee suggestion award Puma 1416 Burch Ct Lorain has won more than 7000 for usable suggestions offered during the past three years per foreman Michael Naymik His latest idea cuts costs by making truck parts in the company shop instead of independent machine shops a company spokesman said
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Transportation Department
U.S. Steel Corp
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Puma
Burch Ct
Lorain
Michael Naymik
Schriver leaves Army as first lieutenant after service
William H. Schriver son of Mr and Mrs Henry H Schriver of Grafton ends active duty as a first lieutenant. He was commissioned from Ohio State University in June 1967 and served at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Ft Riley and with the 207th Military Police Company where he rose to commanding officer. The Schrivers plan to remain in Kansas until Mrs Schriver finishes her counseling post at Ft Riley Junior High. They then plan to enter agriculture. CHIEF SHIPFITTER James M Stump becomes area Navy recruiter after 15 years in Lorain serving on USS Austin and planning Elyria home with wife Shirley Bailey and four sons.
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William H. Schriver
Henry H Schriver
Grafton
United States Army
Schriver
Ordance Corps
Ohio State University
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen Md
207Th Military Police
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Headquarters
US. Army Garrison
Schrivers
Kansas
James M. Stump
Navy
Lorain
Austin
Norfolk
Stump
Shirley Bailey
Oberlin
Elyria
Licenses listed for residents and workers in Lorain area
The notice lists individuals including Dennis A Gatten, Sheila M Stack, Dennis P Neuberger, Sonja H Sirse, Charles D Sherman, Sharon R Klein, Winfred E Reed, Priscilla C Killian, Donald P Adelman, Sandra K Majors, David S Recznik, US Xave, and Linda M Langley with ages and addresses in Lorain and surrounding towns. It mentions Washington 4 Ateui yao thirds of US exports and almost 60 percent of imports are finished products.
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Dennis A Gatten
Oakwood
Sheila M Stack
Missouri Ave
Lorain
Dennis P Neuberger
Lynne
Sheffield Lake Draftsman
Sonja H Sirse
Lake Ave
Charles D Sherman
Washington Ave
Sharon R Klein
Allison Ave
Winfred E Reed
Calam Dr
Laborer
Priscilla C Killian
Grafton Rd
Grafton
Donald P Adelman
Tennyson Ave
Sheffield Lake
Barber
Sandra K Majors
West 24Th St. Lorain
Beautician
David S Recznik
Queen Anne St
US Xave
Linda M Langley
Ashiune Ave
Washington
Man shoots wife and himself at Bethel Baptist Church
In Canton Georgia Bobby Turner stepped to his wife Frances in a Mother's Day service and fired twice at point blank range then killed himself with three shots. The minister Rev LC Cash was wounded in the arm, and Frances Turner was reported in serious condition.
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Canton
Bobby Turner
Bethel Baptist Church
Turner
Ias
Frances
Pointblank
LC Cash Turner
Kennesaw Hospital
Reuther crash pilots fin in Columbus area retirees
The Lear jet pilots George Evans and Joseph Karaffa, both retired Air Force colonels living near Columbus, were named as the pilots of the ill fated Executive Jet at the Mich igan crash that killed Walter Reuther and five others. Evans served 25 years in the Air Force and had worked for Executive Jet Aviation Corp since 1966. Karaffa logged 20 years in the Air Force and had been with Executive Jet since April, after serving at Lockbourne Air Force Base. He was a Columbus native and a graduate of Ohio State University.
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Columbus
UPI
Michigan
Walter Reuther
Air Force
George Evans
Joseph Karaffa
Dublin
Evans
Executive Jet Aviation Corp
Jackson
Miss
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Karaffa
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Here
Ohio State University
Pease Talk Set for Tomorrow at Christ Church Hall
Donald Pease Democratic state representative from the 73rd District will hold an open discussion on current social issues and state legislation tomorrow at 4 pm. He seeks a second term and will speak at Christ Church parish hall 136 South Main St, inviting residents of the seventh district to attend.
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Oberlin
Donald Pease
Wall
Tomarran Tresenth
Pease Wall
Christ Church Parish Hall
South Main St
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