Elyria Catholic Senior Wins Trip to Atom Conference
Elyria Catholic senior Michael Firment won the Elyria Lorain area contest for Ohio Edison’s all expense trip to the National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago. Firment scored 313 of 330 on a science and general ability test at Clearview High School, with second and third place going to Thomas Mikus and Gary Krebs respectively.
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Michael Firment
Elyria District Catholic
Elyria-Loraini
Ohio Edisons Company
Chicago
Sheraton-Chicago
Michael
Clearview High School
Lorain
Elyria
Michael Tirment
West 11Th St
Clearview
Thomas Mikus
Admiral King High School
Gary Krebs
Elyria Catholic
Ohio
Numa F_ Vidal
Ohio Edison Company
Ohio Edison
Museum of Science and Industry
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Park board seeks 50 percent assessment cut for Ford Rd site
Lorain park officials asked for a 50 percent reduction of the $3.56 per front foot assessment on Ford Rd waterline frontage. Park Director Henry L. Minert said the board opposes paying the line until it develops nearby land for future park use. Council approved a 8-inch water line project costing $37,000 to the city and $27,200 to benefiting property owners, with the park board the largest beneficiary yet facing substantial assessment.
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Minercat
Lorain
Park Board
Ford Rd
Elyria
Henry L. Minert
Ing
Malcolm D. McDonald
Mill
Park low-Bacon Woods
Birmingham
City Council
Blood donors needed for Corcoran heart surgery
Columbia residents are urged to donate blood for Edward G Corcoran who is scheduled for heart surgery November 30 at St Vincent Hospital Cleveland. Sixteen donors of type EB Positive blood are needed eight at the hospital the day of surgery and eight on standby. Donors must visit the hospital the week prior for cross checking. Corcorans have Valerie Shawn and Kevin. Call or contact at their Columbia Station home.
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Columbia
Edward G. Corcoran
Garden Dr
St. Vincent Hospital
Cleveland
Corcoran
Corcorans
Valerie
Shawn
Kevin
Itheir Columbia Station
Elyria Malls Replacing Bypass Leg
At a City Council meeting last night, Elyria officials urged establishing a secondary east west road south of Elyria to replace a relocated bypass leg. Howard M. Saddler asked council to petition the Regional Planning Commission to study the route from the intersection of Routes 20 and 301 east to Chestnut Ridge Road, where it would end at East River Street.
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Elyria
Howard M. Saddler
Rts
RPC
Saddler
Augusta city plans revised bypass leg with Rt 10 relocation
Saddler said the past crisis stage for the city bypass would shift to the south leg by relocating Rt 10 to run farther south. He noted Eisenhower era guarantees and the need for about 75 percent of the right of way, boosting optimism for a complete recovery after his heart attack convalescence.
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Saddler
Augusta
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chestnut Ridge
Pilgrim Pope gift draws praise at Chronicle Telegram
Readers enjoy The Pilgrim Pope, a six page illustrated travel account of Pope Paul VI. The Chronicle Telegram lobby offers copies at 15.34 with fall color platographs and black and white illustrations of the Pontiff’s New York visit and earlier Holy Land journey.
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Christman
Chronicle - Telegram
Paul VI
New York
Holy Land
Tein
Computers to guide seven county highway planning study
Officials explained a three year, 33 million dollar seven county transportation planning effort funded largely by the federal government. Data on traffic, land use and development will feed computers to value and compile future highway improvements including I-90, the North West bypass and the Oberlin to Turnpike Rt 10 corridor.
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Greater
Cleveland
Holiday Inn
Rt. 57
Cuyahoga
William Henry
Henry
North West
Elyria
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
City drops Kligler dispute over apartment permits
Elyria solicitor J. C. William Tattersall told city council to abandon the fight with Kligler Enterprises after a court ruled the Rosewood Drive rezoning to be illegal. The county judge ordered the 42 apartment permits issued, saying the city acted without a public hearing. tattersall urged acknowledging error and halting further action.
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Elyria
J. C. William Tattersall
Kligler Enterprises Inc
Arthur M. Kligler
Rosewood Dr
Kligter
Lorain
Kligler
Tattersall
Council
Lorain Pastor Resigns From Local Community Roles
Rev. John Huston of Lorain announces resignation from his church and numerous city advisory posts effective Feb 15 1966 citing internal reasons. He will leave the mayor’s Human Relations Committee and roles with Economic Opportunity, Community Action, Red Cross and other boards, with possible future church or non church work.
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Lorain
United Com
John Huston
Munity Services of
First Congregationali
Family Life United Church of Christ
NAACP
Rotary Club
Huston
Woodrow W. Mathna
Lorain County
Wellington studies CIC plan to lure industry here
Norma Jones reports Wellington evaluates creating a Community Improvement Corporation to attract industry. A CIC would be a nonprofit financing and development agent, able to buy land and lease it, with profits returning to the village. Bonds could be issued up to 25 years, repaid from project revenues.
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Harrison
Comstock
CIC
Ray Spirek
Physician criticizes council over hospital cost proposals
A local physician assailed the city council during a meeting over Blue Cross hospital rate hikes and cost cutting plans. He noted the medical profession constantly seeks means to curb expenses while the council’s measures were late and deflamatory, calling for careful review and further study of proposals.
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Elyria
Owen Vreoumyruudenploreemuie Euleerleu
Blue
Act
Council
Physican
Coun
Penalty Clause in Ohio Edison Contract Draws Fire
Elyria council finance chair Kenneth A. Krueck denounced a 5 percent late payment penalty in a new 10 year contract with Ohio Edison Co. for traffic and street lighting as an outrageous price for clerical errors. His critique targets the city’s past payment delays and Edison’s claim the city never beat them out of all time. The ordinance needs two more readings to take effect. this marks the utility’s first inclusion of such a provision in renewals. Contract expires December 31.
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Ohio Edison Co
Elyria Council
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Ohio Edison
Vandals damage Cascade Park pool and bathhouse
Cascade Park pool and bathhouse suffered extensive damage Saturday night in a break in. Recreation director Charles R. Hoagland reported 26 windows broken a mirror smashed 100 light bulbs stolen and damage estimated at 250 dollars.
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Cascade Park
Charles R. Hoagland
Elyriia Park
Hoagland
Bus service proposals to be aired in Elyria meeting
Representatives from several city councils will join Elyria utilities committee tonight at 7:39 to discuss Santee Bus Lines service. The joint session follows rider complaints about unsafe and late buses and no-shows. Proposals include hiring alternative operators, petitioning PUCO to restore Norwalk to Cleveland service, and possible reassignments of the franchise since Santee took over in February after Greyhound's PUCO approval to drop the run.
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Elyria
Utilities Committee
Santee Bus Lines
Santee
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Greyhound Lines
Norwalk
Cleveland
Mosher to Seek Reelection in Updated 13th District
U S Rep Charles A Mosher announced he will seek another term in Congress representing the adjusted 13th district now including Lorain Erie and Medina counties while Sandusky is removed. The Republican plans listening sessions in Norwalk Avon Vermilion and Brunswick to hear voters before filing for the primary.
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U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Lorain
Erie
Sandusky
Huron
Congress
Sandusky County
Medina County
Mosher
Medina
Norwalk
Avon City Hall
Vermilion Town Hall
Brunswick
Laurel Shopping Center
Big cat hunt planned in Wakeman area
Huron County officials plan a big cat hunt in Wakeman area for two panther like beasts blamed for killing dogs and clawing cattle. Deputy John Osterland shot at one after a Monday call, but the animal escaped by jumping a five foot fence.
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Norwalk
Ohio
UPI
Huron County
WakemanJlarkifie
John Osterland
Sheffield Lake schools face cuts if levy fails
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Board of Education warned last night that defeat of a 6.7 mill operating levy in the December 7 special election would force drastic school cutbacks, with $57,000 lost from 2.7 mills and 4 additional mills needed to fund expansion and a new high school under construction. The community group plans a full voter canvass, target 1,127 affirmative votes, and will appoint area captains to reach every family. Eligible voters may register at Lorain County Board of Elections or Elyria city offices.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Brookside High School
Trict
Lorain County
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James P. Horn
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Sheffield Levy
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