Vermilion Treelawn Compromise Plans at City Council
Vermilion officials reached a compromise on the embattled treelawn in front of the American Legion post on Liberty Avenue. The plan allows 12 feet of grass on each end and 27 feet of concrete in the middle, amid disagreement over paving the entire 51 feet. A separate dispute involves a lawsuit over an uprooted tree tied to cement work. A pre trial is set for Nov 29 in Vermilion Municipal Court. The council also discussed possible changes to garbage collection and approved space leasing for court expansion and a rezoning public hearing for January 2.
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American Legion
Liberty Avenue
Planning Commission
Legion
Harbour Town Design and Review Board
Lewis Long
Jim Odom
William Kane
Lang
Vermilion
Ed Smolk
Margaret Shafts
Francis Smolka
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio Edison
Fischer
Historic designation ordinance unveiled in Shighville area
STRONGSVILLE A first reading of an ordinance would create an historical use class in the city zoning codes to allow a public facility building as a conditional use. A Jan 2 public hearing is set and the Pomeroy House restoration plans to become a restaurant lounge face church opposition over alcohol sales. The council also weighs a landmark commission to protect designated buildings, including the Pomeroy House on Pearl Road near Westwood Drive, which is on the National Register. It also approved amended rules requiring annual physicals for police and fire staff aged 62 plus and five-year exams for others, with suspension and civil service appeals in place.
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Strongsville
Pomeroy
Pearl Road
Westwood Drive
Council
Fire and Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Mits
Bob Wiersum
Ford Noble
Assumption Church
Grafton Jaycees
City to provide free Christmas parking in Lorain
Lorain will offer free off street parking starting Monday in central and south areas and downtown. Safety Director Richard Koba said more meters will be added on Broadway between Fifth and Seventh Streets to regulate traffic. metered parking will be strictly enforced downtown. Merchants reported losses after Broadway parking was reduced. no action on a Broadway traffic plan until more off street parking is in place.
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Lorain
Richard Koba
Koba
Fifth
Seventh Streets
Broadway
Kohn
Fourth
Sixth
New Lorain Association
Grand Central Terminal World's Largest Rail Station
United Press International notes Grand Central Terminal in New York as the world’s largest rail station, spanning over 48 acres across two levels.
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United Press International
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Planning panel stalls 10000 square foot Bagley Road addition
Middleburg Heights planners balked at a 3 to 2 vote failing to reach the required four for approval of a 10,000 square foot addition at 16900 E Bagley Road due to lack of sprinkler systems. The panel also discussed Harvest Publishing’s two story 75,000 square foot building plan on Old Oak Boulevard and sought details from O G Sales and Service about an electrical warehouse on Benedict Drive.
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Middleburg Heights
Bagley Road
E. Bagley Road
City Planning Commission
Robert Seifert
Seifert
Commission
Harvest Publishing Co
Old Oak Boulevard
0.G. Sales and Service
Benedict Drive
Amherst puts levy on June primary
Amherst voters who rejected the 2 mill 3 year permanent improvements levy on November 7 will have another chance at the June 5 1975 primary ballot. To avoid a costly special election the school board will resubmit the levy then and seek other funds for repairs. Possible savings include ending the teacher aide program saving about 80000. The board also tabled two teacher aide appointments to study a policy on hiring aides.
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Amherst
Eugene Kennedy
Two Plead Guilty to Home Break-In
Two men indicted on aggravated burglary pled guilty to the lesser charge of breaking and entering before Common Pleas Judge Adrian F Bedeski. Robert West, 19, of 112 Gateway Boulevard, and Charles Ransom, 20, of 37 West River Street, were referred to probation for a pre sentence report for the August 26 home invasion at Dale Bally’s residence 313 Barres Lane.
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Common Pleas
Adrian F.bedeski
Robert West
Gateway Boulevard
Charles Ransom IM
West River St
Probation Department
Dale H. Bally
Barres Lane
Walkden named Spencer two township clerk to replace retiree
SPENCER Township appoints Law rence Walkden as trustee to fill the year remaining in Lynn Hendricks term and names Walkden, a former 16 year township trustee and zoning appeals board member, a dairy farmer with six adult children, to serve as clerk. The trustees plan stockpiling 300 tons of stone for road work and will attend the Medina County Township Trustees and Clerks Association dinner in Spencer on December 14.
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Spencer
Lynn Hendricks
Lawrence Walkden
Hendricks
Walkden
Smith Road
Wellington
Spencer Township
Township Board of Zoning Appeals
Bernice
Medina County Township Trustees and Clerks Association
Four county jail terms after guilty pleas in local court
Four defendants appeared before Common Pleas Judge Adrian F. Bedeski and received jail terms after pleading guilty. Ronald W. Rivera of 231 Ninth St. drew six months for petty theft at J.C. Penney on April 14. John W. Robinson of Westerly Connecticut got six months for improper handling of a firearm in an automobile. Raymond D. Galindo of 3559 Denver Ave. Lorain also received six months for a similar charge from West Ridge Rd. July 23. Rafael Feliciano of 48 Cadet Road North Ridgeville was sentenced to four months with credit for 117 days served and placed on two years probation for aggravated burglary at 7691 Avon Belden Road, North Ridgeville.
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Common Pleas
Adrian F. Bedeski
Ronald W. Rivera
J.C. Penney Co
John W. Robinson
Westerly
Conn
Raymond D. Galindo
Denver Ave
Lorain
West Ridge Rd
Rafael Feliciano
Cadet Road
North Ridgeville
Avon Belden Road
Edison High announces honor roll list of 4.0 students
Milan report shows Edison High School first quarter honor and merit rolls with 18 students at a 4.0 average. Seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen across multiple sections are named, including Ackerman Borg Li Boos Mohammed Hochst edler Collart Doney Hartman Lohmann Mackay Mea Cham and many others across grades.
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Milan
Edison High School
Carla Ackerman
Steve Borgli
Cathy Boos
Sara Mohammed
Marcia Gercke
Donna Horman
Rami Mohammed
John Collart
Gary Doney
Sandra Hartman
Jeanette Hochstedler
Mark Stein
Kim Beaver
Eric Gastier
Rebecca Lohmann
Jeffrey MacKay
Marie Meacham
Sonja Stotz
Lonette Alpaugh
Trangld Barber
Martha Bickley
Lisa Chauvin
David Collart
Karen Doney
Sue Easler
Connie Hoffman
Jennifer Lohman
Mary Mockler
Mark Nye
Elizabeth Rice
George Rosebelly
Tammy Sedlock
Kathy Sholes
Wendy Weikle
Ronald Baer
Dale Baker
Sandra Bartlett
Bruce Boos
Karen Brown
Dease Burke
Nancy Church
Anna Dandar
Scott Ellis
Rhonda Hackenberger
Tracy Harkelroad
Deana Hast
Doris Heckleman
Eric Januska
Michael Martz
Cara Pine
Karen Thomas
Oowen Woolever
Dean Bishop
Brian Boose
Cindy Grant
James Hillman
Sue Hipp
Gregory MacKay
Bill Maloney
Todd McIlrath
Cheryl Noe
Caroline Rooker
Sheryl Shupe
Andrew Smith
Scott Armstrong
Theresa Buchanan
Kerr Cameron
Alan Collingwood
Jenner Cox
Dennis Fernandez
Lor: Germain
A al Glynn
Charles Haeup
Void Herson
Suzanne Hoag
Jett Houben
Marsion Kuul
Kevin Laughlin
Eice Moyer
Christopher
Lorain County to get majority of Penn Central funds
Lorain County will receive 1,295,912.20 from the railroad bankruptcy settlement with most funds going to school districts. The district share totals 275,751 for schools, 40,451 for the county, 14,485 to townships, 13,035 to the Joint Vocational School, and 28,046 to municipalities with the tax department taking 1 percent. full distribution planned before December 31, 1987.
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Lorain County
Penn Central Railroad
Julian A. Pijor
Pijor
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Keith named acting building inspector in Grafton
Grafton Village Council named line department head Wilbur Keith acting building inspector until a permanent appointment is made. Charles Yates recently resigned to retire to Florida, leaving the post vacant. Keith also serves as acting village administrator after Eugene Funk resigned for health reasons.
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Grafton
Wilbur Keith
Charles Yates
Florida
Keith
Eugene Funk
Funk
Il Health
Toll-free Dialing Drive Receives PUCO Vote Support
Elyria and Lorain seek toll-free inter-city calls with a PUCO approval. City utilities committee chair Art Weber expects easy backing for Rev. Robert Wickens driven measure. Wickens has about 7,000 petitions as of Tuesday and will submit them to PUCO in Columbus next week.
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Public Utlities Commission of
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain
Public Utilities Committee
Art Weber
Robert Wickens
Wickens
PUCO
Commission
Council
N. Abbe
Columbus
Andersons sue over defective Arrow Glass boat purchase
Robert and Janice Anderson of Sheffield Lake filed a suit in common pleas court seeking 16000 dollars they paid for a new Arrow Glass boat. They allege numerous defects and name Arrow Glass Boat and Manufacturing Co of Memphis and Gene's Marine Sales and Service of Lorain as defendants. The boat was bought in June 1977.
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Arrow Glass
Common Pleas
Robert
Janice Anderson
East Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Arrow Glass Boat and Manufacturing Co
Memphis
Gene
Martine Sales and Service
East Erie Ave
Lorain
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