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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1975
Page
5
Spencer voters backed Sidney Sooy as a write-in candidate over Hayden Coe by nearly three to one. Sooy entered late in September after hesitating despite Coe asking him to run. He ran with minimal campaigning while supporters distributed bumper stickers and voting directions. Coe declined comment.
Howard Rice moves from CETA director to head a four person planning unit in Lorain County. Dominic Dellisanti assumes the vacant directorship as reforms aim to secure continued federal funding. Rice says a permanent director will be appointed by year end amid restructuring and remodification of Titles I II and VI.
Mayor Reichlin condemns a proposed sanitation and sewer rate increase pushed by Councilman John Baird. He calls it a hidden tax and says the move would raise monthly water bills while criticizing the administration for leveraging funds and not delivering true fiscal reform. Reichlin questions timing and coverage.
A 64-year-old Nickles Bakery manager was abducted and robbed at gunpoint from 3215 W Zist St Lorain. The suspect forced him into a company car, took receipts, then released him near the Lorain Ford Plant. Ory, back at work, described the tense incident as police investigated no arrests yet.
20 year old Kent State student Gregory Baker of Vermilion was fatally struck by a westbound car on Liberty Avenue near Overlook Road around 11:17 pm. He died on arrival at Lorain Community Hospital at 11:30 pm. The driver Deborah Stull, 22, Vermilion, was not charged. An autopsy will determine cause of death. Coroner William Kishman to decide. Baker had attended Lorain County Community College and Kent State University. funeral arrangements are pending.
Elyria city officials led by Auditor Thomas Radican forecast a year end outcome in the black with some transfers needed to cover December payroll. City income tax receipts are projected at 3.4 million with Oct 31 collections near 308 thousand and prior year totals cited as context.
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