Council to adopt state plumbing codes in Elyria
Elyria council reviewed a proposal to drop city plumbing codes in favor of the state code. Three ordinances were approved to permit plastic pipe under the state code for most construction, with only state approved pipe grades acceptable.
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Council
Elyria Council
James D. Anton
R-7
Community Development Committee of Council
Board of Standards and Appeals
Anton
Elycia
Crestview
Ohio Edison Co
North Ridgeville
Elyria Council Approves Pay Hikes and Engineering Reorg
Elyria City Council approved raises and added positions across seven departments including a full reorganization of the engineering department. Finance committee referrals include Grace Grace and Byam. New roles include a senior technician, building department office manager, two housing advisers, and increases for several supervisors and assistants. Back pay and acting duties for Byam were requested.
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Elyria
Joseph M. Grace
Utilities Department
Jack T. Byam
Byam
Forestry Department
Free diabetes screening clinics begin tomorrow
The county program starts tomorrow with Dr. Richard F. Runser noting the schedule. Local nurses from the Ohio Department of Health will run clinics through June 12 at multiple sites including Midway Mall and churches in Wellington Elyria Amherst Lorain and other locations with varied morning and evening hours.
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Richard F. Runser
Ohio Department of Health
Midway Mall
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Wellington
Sacred Heart
St. Peter Church
Elyria
United Church of Christ
Amherst
Hungarian Reformed Church
Lorain
United Health Foundation
Lorain County Health Department
Lorain and
Elyria City
American Red Cross
Avon Lake Social Service Agency
King's Daughters of Wellington
Oberlin Health Commission
Woman’s Auxiliary
Lorain County Medical Society
LCCC campus ministry reviews lack of progress
Ecumenical Campus Ministry at Lorain County Community College debated poor campus understanding and support. President Rev. Stanley Wallace said February revealed administration ignorance of ECM and faculty opposition, and he blamed weak dialogue, lack of office space, no full time staff, and no continuing education courses.
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LCCC
Lorain County Community College
The
ECM
Stanley Wallace
Airport operator predicted by June
Harold A. West, Lorain County Airport Authority president, told Elvira Chamber of Commerce members the authority aims to have a private operator chosen by June 1 with six definite proposals now on the table. He said land rent and a gasoline royalty are the key terms and noted a $25,000 local pledge plus anticipated contributions from Elyria and Lorain councils.
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Lorain County
Harold A. West
Airport Authority
Elvira Chamber of Commerce
Open Lines Forum
West
Elyria
Lorain
YWCA
Paul Minnillo
Carl Nielsen
Authority
Leonard Reichlin
Andrew Caveat
College group calls for ECM focus on campus ministry
Speakers noted failures but stressed good purposes and urged ECM to prioritize campus ministry. They said the college and community are distrustful and emphasized uniting the two and linking to the wider community. Discussion groups formed to propose aims for next year ahead of the ECM Board meeting.
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ECM
Wallace
ECM Board of Directors
Rain Forecast Shifts Across Central U S Plains and Midwest
A weather forecast shows rain in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Western Great Lakes with showers from the Rockies to the Central Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley. Thunderstorms are possible in some areas, cooler air spreads across the Upper Midwest and plains, and highs reach the mid to upper 80s with lows in the 60s.
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Great Lakes
Rockies
Central Plains
Northwest Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming Mountains
Atlantic
Miami
South
Florida
Winds Shift From South to Southwest Overnight
South to southwest winds at 12 to 18 knots prevail today and tonight with brief higher gusts in thundershowers. Partly cloudy skies with a chance of afternoon or evening storms and Lake Erie expected to be choppy by afternoon.
Severe storms sweep central nation with tornado watches
Severe thunderstorms raked the center of the nation as a storm system stretched from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Southern Plains. Tornado watches were issued for Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa with reports of funnels near Gibton Kansas and Salina.
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Mississippi Valley
Plains
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Gibton
Kan
Salina
National Weather Service
Beatrice
Neb
West
Pacific Coast
Marriage Licenses Listed In Lorain Oberlin Area Couples
A long list of marriage license notices shows couples from Lorain Oberlin and surrounding towns. Names include Jerry L Epling Joyce A James R Wright Pamela J Walker Elden W Meeks Lois Gradisek Ruby Dulley James F Sanders Cheryl A Gehring Michael J Shinkel Mary A Bailey Elliot Pierce Martha McIntosh Robert W Cutlip Cynthia Deitrick James M Gill Judith K Brink Thomas Umbaugh Kathleen Ravnikar Lorenzo Graham Mattie Herbert Henes Marcella Alten Robert L Hotchkiss Joanne Marinik Amel Bresson Ruby Biddle Jimmy Baughman Sharon Norris Gary Freed Susan Shodney Roy Ellis Patricia Newton.
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Jerry L. Epling
Vanney
W. 22Nd St
Lorain
U.S. Feeder
Marine Corps
Joyce A. James R. Wright
Scott
Liberty Ave
Lowell St
Laborer
Brownhelm Township
Pamela J. Walker
Daniel FE. Andreas
West Ave
Sugar Creek
Elden W. Meeks
Lois E. Gradisek
Grafton
W. 30Th St
Ruby Dulley
Hi E. Nurse
Lorain St
Oberlin
James F. Sanders
Cynthia M. Deidrick
11Th St
James M. Gill
Metcalf Rd
Judith K. Brink
Earl Ct
Thomas 0. Umbaugh
Beavercrest Dr
Kathleen F. Ravnikar
Amel L. Bresson
Ridgeview Blvd
North Ridgeville
Ruby E. Biddle
Jimmy D. Baughman
Hale St
Wellington
Sharon
Norris
N. Main St
Packer
Gary E. Freed
W. Burns Ave
Akron
Susan H. Shodney
22Nd St
Roy M. Ellis
Cleveland
Patricia Newton
Case Ave
Probation given on drug charge for Ritter
Charles Alex Ritter twenty one of Lorain was placed on probation for three years by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus after pleading guilty to possession for sale. He was indicted on sale of narcotics and possession for sale with two other counts dismissed. The probation bans contact with narcotics or persons involved in illegal drug activity following a pre sentence investigation.
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Charles Alex Ritter
Lorain
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Ritter
Hhe
Booster club plans clean up day at stadium
The Ranger Athletic Booster Club will host a clean-up day at the football field refreshment stand this Saturday at noon. The club will sell old desks stored in the stand for a nominal fee to raise funds to enlarge its workspace.
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North Ridgeville
Ranger Athletic Booster Club
Appointees OKd to fill vacancies on 2 boards
North Ridgeville Council approved Mayor Marcellus B. Diederichs selections to fill two vacancies. Kevin Daily will join the zoning board of appeals replacing Lou Polish due to health. James Feeley joins the parks and recreation board succeeding Bernard Lysaght after a charter issue. Both men are married with two children.
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North Ridgeville
Marcellus B. Diederich
Zoning Board of Appeals
Parks and Recreation Board
Kevin X. Daily
Center Ridge Rd
Gallagher
Parks and Recreation Body
North Ridgeville Fines for Pets At Large Amended
City Council amended the animal ordinance to penalize owners allowing pets to run at large with fines of 16 dollars for a first offense 20 dollars for a second and 50 dollars for each subsequent offense. The emergency ordinance passed unanimously.
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North Ridgeville
South Amherst boards hires two new teachers for 1971-72
The South Amherst Board of Education voted to hire Eleanor Nicastro of East Liverpool as kindergarten teacher with a bachelor’s degree and Kent State University credentialless yet for $6,400 a year, and Lois Von Gunten of Bluffton with two years experience for junior and senior English and speech at $6,850. Resignations, graduation plans, Title I participation, and facility uses were approved, with a parent advisory committee named for Title I.
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South Amherst
Board of Education
Eleanor Nicastro
East Liverpool
Kent State University
Lois von Gunten
Bluffton
Bluffton College
Akron University
Lawrence Fallon
Betty Welch
Barbara Homestead
Nancy Bevan
Bernice Lalonde
City approves two vehicle purchases for safety forces
Safety Service Director Paul W. Ormsby announced contracts for a new ambulance for the fire department and a new police cruiser. Burgess Motors Loudonville won the ambulance bid at 11,363 with state and federal matching funds totaling 7,200. J.R. Dail Ford Sales Elyria won the police cruiser bid at 3,600, edging Mullinax Ford Amherst by 230 but offering more equipment and closer service access to North Ridgeville.
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North Ridgeville
J.R. Dail
Birth rate drops in Finland in 1970
Finland records 60,000 births in 1970, down six percent from 64,000 in 1969. Authorities note continued decline and discuss implications for population trends and social services.
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Finland
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