Waste duplication blamed on Ohio governments
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports state and local officials fault fragmented Ohio government for duplicating road and public service duties. Officials cite county township and village overlap, urging more regional planning on highways, water, fire and police services to cut costs.
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Elyria
Ohio
Theft of $90 Reported at Gastown Service Station
Lorain police investigated a theft of $90 from the Gastown Service Station at 1735 Broadway. Attendant William Wilkerson told officers the loss occurred about 7 30 p m Wednesday and that he suspected a group seen near the station.
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Lorain
Broadway
William Wilkerson
Staton
Youth saves 2 trapped in water by seat belts
In Saginaw Michigan a 19 year old youth named Lawrence Richie dived into the icy Quamcassee River after a car skidded off Michigan 25. He cut the driver side seat belt and pulled the driver free then broke the passenger window to free the second woman. Both women Mildred Mcintyre and Beryl Davis were rescued and treated, while the youth was treated for exposure and released.
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Saginaw
Lawrence Richie
Hearing set in Avon suit over pollution board order
Avon officials prepare for a December 5 hearing in the Ohio Pollution Control Board case filed by the state attorney general for failure to comply with sewage treatment orders. A council resolution guarantees Avon’s 36 percent share of a district sewer study cost, $38,826, to progress toward a plant. Remaining districts North Ridgeville and Sheffield have approved related measures as the city inches toward lifting the building freeze once contracts and financing plans are set. The pollution board will be updated by letter and a December 9 Columbus meeting will review progress.
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AVON
Ohio Pollution Control Board
Robert Dougherty
Council
Pollution Board
Atorney General
Tee
North Ridgeville
Sheffield
Nicholas T Mitock
Plane Crash Injures Westminister Woman in Air Mishap
A light plane piloted by Clarence Turley of Fremont, Ohio, crashed while attempting to land near Westminster Wisconsin, injuring 19 year old Sandra Hoffman and Moss Hoffman. Sandra remained in serious condition at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Turley escaped with minor injuries. The craft struck a tree, cartwheeled into a front yard, and was demolished.
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Westminister
Sandra Hoffman
Fremont
Ohio
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Clarence Turley
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