Elyria Sewer Plan On Schedule Despite State Warnings
City Engineer Robert Kleinoeder told Elyria’s water sewer and finance committees that the Northwest Sewer District project remains on schedule under state guidelines. Council delayed final action after considering Ohio Bureau of Environmental statements and the need to submit phase one plans by March 1971 to avoid jeopardizing the 1970 waste water permit.
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Elyria
Robert E. Kleinoeder
Elyria Council
Kleinoeder
Northwest
George H. Eagie
Ohio Bureau of Environmental
Mound Street
Obbo Ms
Eagle
Ely Tia
Elyria weighs debt limit for large sewer project
City officials say the $750000 elimination project can proceed only if the city meets four state requirements to secure this year’s waste water permit. Plans will be ready by January. Two other steps, monthly state reports and repairs on the Mound Street sewer, are already done.
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Elyria
Semey
Midway Mall
Kleinoeder
Mound Street
Pickets at Koehring Plant Dictate Entry Rules
Police were sent to Koehring Co. Lorain Division on Beech Street after Local 1242 United Steelworkers pickets blocked entrance to non management staff. An unidentified employee claimed as management was denied access. police reported no action taken as pickets remained peaceful. Local president William Socotch defined management as those who supervise, direct work, and hire or fire.
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United Steelworkers of America
Elyria
Keerhing Co
Lorain Division
Koehring Management
C-T
Beech Street
Koehring Co
Lorain
William Socotch
Secotch
Chattanooga
Tenn
Socotch
Columbia voters face resubmitted school levy Dec 8
The 4.8 mill operating levy for the Columbia school district, defeated Tuesday, will go back to voters at a December 8 special election. The board of education unanimously approved the resubmission at a Copopa School library meeting. Community meetings and a telephone service will inform residents. three board members will lead as proponents.
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Columbia
Board of Education
Copopa
Gilbert Heinrich
Revertson
Scott Leesberg
Peter Schaeffer
Deat
The
Colombia
School Board
Woodards murder appeal sent to high court
The appeal in the John Elmer Woodards murder case advances to the U S Supreme Court after a federal judge ordered retrial or release. Woodards was sentenced to death for the 1963 rape and slaying of 9 year old Margaret VanArsdale in Columbia Township.
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Federal District Court
John Elmer Woodards
U.S. Waysourt
Woodards
Margaret VanArsdale
Columbia Township
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Aaranick Woodards
Gerald Messerman
Bernard A. Berkman
U.S. District Court
Columbus
Woodard
Joseph P. Kinneary
Godards
Kinneary
Washington
Hi Court
Cincinnati Court
Lorain County
Joseph P. Grunda
Atty
Paul Brown
Grunda
High Court
Niki Schwartz
Cleveland
Messerman
Ral
New precipitators end black smoke at Edgewater plant
Ohio Edison installs electrostatic precipitators at the Edgewater plant to remove 99 percent of fly ash, handling 4 500 pounds per hour. The $1 125 million upgrade replaces a 65 percent- effective older device and reduces particulate pollution alongside remaining sulfur dioxide concerns. Lorain open hearth furnaces by U S Steel will also shut down when BOP furnaces with controls are finished next year.
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Ohio Edison
Edgewater
Lorain
Ohio Edison Co
Robert Carney
Carney
U.S. Steel Corp
Lorain- Cuyahoga
Elyria Area Chamber Adds Forty-Four Members in Drive
The Elyria Area Chamber of Commerce expanded its rolls by forty four through the 1970 membership drive. Due to space limits the full list of new members and applicants is not printed here, but a alphabetical sampling of firms and individuals is provided.
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Elyria Area
Ex-chief Nickley bound to grand jury in assault case
Former Lorain Fire Chief Alfred Nickley, 64, was bound to the Lorain grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Lorain Municipal Court on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. The case centers on an Oct. 2 incident at Nickley’s hobby center adjacent to his home, reportedly involving a pistol strike during an argument with Harold Wallick, with testimony from funeral home director Walter Frey.
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Lorain
Alfred Nickley
Lorain Municipal Court
Nickley
City Hall Place
Harold David Wallick
Brookvalley Dr
Elyria
James Parobek
Wallick
Lorain Hobby Center
Walter Frey
Erie Ave
Frey
Ray L. Miraldi
Elyria High Students Urged to Stay Cool After Talks
Fourteen students from Elyria High met with Superintendent Dr. George B. Smittle and Principal Charles R. Miller to issue a circular urging calm. The note asks all students to keep quiet, stay in class, and avoid hallways as tensions ease. Miller reports optimism as classroom discussions address underlying issues and efforts continue to heal tensions among students and staff.
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Elyria High School
George B. Smittle
Tendent
Elyria Schools
EHS
Charles R Miller
Miller
Avon Lake police, phone company and bomb caller
Avon Lake police and the Lorain Telephone Company acted after a juvenile made a bomb threat to Learweed Jornet High School at 2 51 p m The caller was detained and released to parents but cited to juvenile court for a hearing The Avon Lake police chief urged seriousness in halting threats.
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Avon Lake
Lorain T Co
Learweed Jornet High School
Learweed Pecienn
Acis Girard
Lorain Marine Escapes Custody During Guarded Transfer
A Marine being held by Lorain police escaped custody this morning while en route to a awaiting vehicle. Michael Kell, 19, of 554 Hamilton Ave Lorain, bolted from an officer near Second Street and Hamilton Avenue, vanishing from the scene.
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Lorain
Lorain Peiice
Merme
Michael Kell
Hamilton Ave
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Colfax Ave
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Walter A. Godfrey
By Frank Finegold
Russ Davies
Lorem County
Parobek
Valentine Toth
Howard Cleveland JR
Eladed
Kell
Hamilton
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