Pfaudler Chief Cites Market Cycle At Elyria Plant
Pfaudler Co chief officer Jack Meyas says Elyria plant faces bottom of a cycle with about 60 layoffs on Taylor Street as orders drop. He cites chemical industry woes, international money crisis, and foreign competition as factors, while forecasting recovery and noting the Rochester plant will worsen early next year. The ceremony unveiled a $125000 furnace for glass lined steel vessels and projected production into 2000.
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Pfaudler Co
Yenter- Gay
Elyria
Taylor Street
Jack Meya
Rochester, N.Y
Rochester
Elyrian
Pfaudler
Hultz
Herbert H. Carlson
Carlson
Notable Elyria figures remembered by a local writer
The piece recalls Russ Davies Little Herb as a historic football mentor with a 131 33 19 record at Cleveland Cathedral Latin and later John Carroll University. It notes his Elyria talks at St Jude Holy Name breakfasts and mentions Nancy Daley Oldfield, a prominent Elyrian, now Boca Raton Art Guild secretary, with family ties including R D Oldfield.
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Little Herb
Cleveland Cathedral Latin High School
John Carroll University
Eisele
St. Jude’s Holy Name Society
St. Jude Church
Nancy Daley
Elyrian Adam Lepkaski
Ann
Delray Beach
Fla
Elyrian
Boca Raton
Art Guild
Elyria
Nancy Oldfield
R. D. Oldfield
Stanadyne
Western Automatic
Nellie
Vassar Ave
R. D
Bob) Oldfield
Ohio Screw Products Co
Elvira
Nancy
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Council debates million dollar street project split
Elyria City Council again tackles a $1 million state grant from Issue 1 funds for street work. Two options split by plan: build two bridges on Black River or fund one bridge plus a Five Points intersection revamp. Deadlocked with five Republicans and five Democrats, no action as committees study costs and financing.
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Elyria City
Black River
Peter van Wormer
Lake Avenue
Lowell Street
Democratic Council
GOP
Leonard P. Reichlin
LCCC weighs operating levy renewal plans for next year
Lorain County Community College trustees and administration study renewing the ten year operating levy set at 1.20 mills which expires December 30, 1972. President Dr. Omar L. Olson says plans are not yet firm and a date is not announced. The college notes renewals fared well in recent elections, unlike some other levies.
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Lorain County Community College
Omar L. Olson
LCCC
Olson
Cuyahoga
County Community College
Sightless center on Oberlin Road opens for public viewing
The Center for The Sightless renovated an Oberlin Road building once used as an army depot for use by sightless residents. The open house Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. is hosted by Thomas W. Snyder and Mrs. G. H. Lempertz. The facility includes offices, a lounge, apartment, skills shop and offers programs from group therapy to summer camp.
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Oberlin Road
Thomas W. Snyder
G. H. Lempertz
Center For the Sightless
Cable fault cuts power to three Cleveland suburbs
A 13 208 volt power cable fault cut electricity to customers of Cleveland Electric Laminating Co in Westlake North Olmsted and Avon Lake. Spokesman Frank Hadacek said the outage began at 4 26 am and service returned at 5 15 am. About 6 887 customers in Westlake and North Olmsted were without power for the period while about 2 500 in Avon Lake were out for six minutes.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Electric Laminating Co
CEI
Westlake
North Olmsted
Avon Lake
Frank Hadacek
CEL
Free taped messages for military relatives offered by Lorain Red Cross
Lorain County residents with relatives in the armed forces can send free taped messages and photos through the Lorain County Chapter of the American Red Cross for the holidays. Mrs. Hugh Cameron notes 3 5 or 10 minute tapes after appointments. Home taping is available by calling for an appointment at 2929 W River Rd N. Weekend sessions will be provided with youth volunteers from Phi Delta Delta Beta Sigma Phi assisting at the Red Cross office.
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Lorain
Lorain County
American Red Cross
Hugh Cameron
Red Cross
Cameron
W. River Rd
Phi Delta Delta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lorain approves downtown renewal plan for 5 million project
Lorain planners moved a step closer to a 5 million downtown renewal plan covering 18 acres. The planning commission unanimously supported the proposal which includes a mall office complex a high rise east parking and a new City Hall catalyst. HUD approval after hearings and city council final say needed by year end with 1.5 million city share backed by City Hall construction credits.
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Lorain
Planning Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Broadway
Washington Avenue
First Street
Fifth Street
Washington
West Erie
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