Elyria Housing Study Lists Over 3500 Units Not Up to Code
After four years of inspections, 50.5 percent of 16 neighborhood blocks conformed to Elyria's housing code. Downtown Massey Avenue Western Heights showed most nonconforming units while Cascade fared best. In Eastern Heights 53 percent fell short with many minor violations noted by Rehabilitation Manager Gerald Klein.
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Gerald Klein
Target Area Home Improvements Rise in Elyria Study
Community Development Director Norm Failing notes residents invest more in existing homes than buying new ones as housing code violations fell 502 through September, 443 in the target area. The study found 42 percent of target-area housing tenant occupied versus 54 percent outside, with 88 percent inspection rate and few refusals.
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Wilkes Villa
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
West River Parkway
Ford joins five leaders for economic summit
Ford travels to Rambouillet France to join Valery Giscard d Estaing Harold Wilson Helmut Schmidt Takeo Miki and Aldo Moro for a three day talks on inflation recession and monetary reform The leaders plan to discuss aid to underdeveloped countries and raw materials marketing while White House aides caution no major decisions are expected Ford aims to bolster international cooperation as the U S economy revives and prepares for a China trip later this month
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Nelsen
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Nessen
Atlanta
Politician wins by talking turkey in Bucks County
Dr. Stanley Goodwin a Doylestown surgeon was re elected Bucks County coroner after a campaign at a Warrington Township forum where he delivered a short quip about voting and turkeys. The audience gave a thunderous ovation for his unexpected political moment.
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Goodwin
Turkey
Subway Severs Woman's Arm in Subway Attack
A 2 year old woman was thrown into an oncoming subway by a stranger in New York. The train severed her right arm above the elbow and she was taken to a hospital for emergency surgery. Abdullah El Islam, 30, of Buffalo, was charged with attempted murder and first degree assault.
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Gregg Allman
Bibb County
Richard Grant
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Abdullah El-Islam
Buffalo
New Ohio Law to Spotlight Child Abuse Cases
Tomorrow the new Ohio law takes effect Nov 28, aiming to intensify legal focus on child abuse. C-T staff writer Mikie Sherman examines the law and the broader tragedy in American life. The piece is part of a three article series with Embree H Hoffman bidding farewell to the unordinary air mail stamp in this week’s Sunday Scene. The cover design credits Rick Meldrum.
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Ohio
C-T
Mikie Sherman
Embree H. Hoffman
Rick Meldrum
Spanish press questions prolonging Franco life amid crisis
Spanish newspapers questioned the effort to extend Francisco Franco's life as the 62 year old leader remained sedated after a grave four week ordeal. Surgeons improvised to patch his stomach and stop the abdomen from bursting, preserving life for a third time in 11 days. The 32 member medical team reported he continues to rest after the third operation with no incidents.
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UPI
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Franco
Nuevo Diario
Mariola
Weather forecast with varying skies and mild temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 40s and mostly sunny tomorrow. Highs in the 50s and a small chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Winds southerly five to 15 mph. Sunset today at 5 66 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 7 16 am.
Age 71 robber admits bank crime after debts and fixation
Olaf Larson of Seattle says mounting bills drove him to rob a bank with a water pistol. He got about 300 dollars, was captured after a grocery clerk noted his plate, and faces possible pretrial diversion. He remains free without bail.
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Olaf Larson
Larson
Seattle First National Bank
City parking deck loses money despite near full use
The Third Street parking deck in Elyria operated by Lorain County commissioners shows about $3,500 monthly income against $1,275 in expenses, with debt retirement estimated at $4,500 to $5,000 monthly. Negotiations to transfer ownership from the city to the county continue, with the facility built in 1973 to relieve urban parking and not designed as a profit maker.
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Keron
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Gene Krebs
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