Busing Lear Nagle pupils nears sidewalk decision
North Ridgeville school board moved closer to a solution for about 20 Lear Nagle Road students who must walk the half mile to Charles Fields School. Some members favored altering policy to allow bus transportation while others urged universal sidewalks citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear-Nagle Road
North Ridgeville
Lear North
Beverly Reising
Dale Pepin
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Shultzaberger
Egwin
Charles
Root Road
Center Ridge Road
Corner
St. Peter's
James Yost
Reising
Lear Nagle
Pepin
Anthony Rage
Lear North School
Rago
Yost
Lear- Nagle
Church gift Wonderland move to Ridge Lutheran
The Children’s Wonderland of Gifts takes place December 11 at Ridge Lutheran Church, 34555 Center Ridge Rd. Santa Shop runs 9 am to 5 pm and features doll clothes, jewelry, toys, paper weights, tie racks and pin cushions. Bazaar tables, bake sale, free coffee, with proceeds for the Ladies Guild church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Shepherd of the Ridge Lutheran Church
Wilcox School
Center Ridge Rd
Ladies Guild
Jaycees Offer Free Overseas Calls For Soldiers
The Jaycees arrange free overseas calls for families of servicemen in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The first three minutes of each call are paid, with preference to war zone personnel. Families must arrange in advance and the serviceman places the call collect to home. contact Dave Partington at 33340 Boulder Dr. to participate.
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Jaycees
SE Asia
North Ridgeville
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Dave Partington
Boulder
LaGrange Council Meeting Time Changes
LaGrange village council will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the village fire house per Mayor Harry Grabenstetter, a change from the usual Thursday night schedule. Craft club to meet December 14 at 10 a.m. at Fields United Methodist Church to make sand candles and lapel pins from beer and can tabs.
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Lagrange
Harry Grabenstetter
Grabenstetter
Craft Club
North Ridgeville
Fields United Methodist Church
Rt. 10
Police and Utility Staff Hired by North Ridgeville Council
Acting on emergency measures the North Ridgeville council passed a resolution to hire two police dispatchers and a utilities office clerk for 1444 dollars from city funds. The move accompanies a federal grant of 14444 dollars to defray part of safety force costs and was declared an emergency for efficient department operation.
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North Ridgeville
Council to revise sign rules after Florida night meeting
Council plans a revision of the October sign ordinance to allow each flashing or revolving sign on its own merits. The move follows concerns over a “hodge podge” of signs and possible illegality of blanket bans. The zoning board would review requests and advise the council. The panel also discussed a land gift offer of 40 acres with a lake for a central park, with details to be finalized.
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North Ridgeville
Oleson
John Gallagher
Zoning Board of Appeals
Frank Dettore
North Ridge Investment Corp
Rt. 76
Root Road
Dettore
Mayor's race costs tallied in local election filings
Unsuccessful mayoral candidate Jack Miller led expense reports with 666.13. Donald L. Smith beat him 1470 to 798. Seventeen filings exceeded 50 dollars, 58 filed none, and 16 are over 50 in a list including Amherst Democratic Women’s Club 100 and various council and trustee campaigns across Elyria Avon Lake North Ridgeville and Sheffield Township.
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Jack Miller
Sheffield Lake
Miller
Donald L. Smith
Smith
Board of Elections
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
Martha W. Wise
Elyria
Fourth Ward
Karl E. Kummant
Amherst Board of Education
Joseph V. Godfrey
Amherst Council
Ruth P. Timms
First Ward
John B. Mack
Eaton Township
David J. Holland
van Wormer Committee
Donald L. Hubbard
Avon
North Ridgeville Mayor calls city condition excellent in state of the city
Outgoing Mayor Marcellus Diederich reports on 1970 71 improvements and finances at city hall. The review lists drainage spending 98763 in 1970 54269 in 1970 23968 in 1971 plus 95000 feet ditch cleaning and 125000 income tax. Street lights upgrades roads resurfaced new park Frontier Park bridges installed trees planted and new equipment for city services. Employee raises 8 percent last year and 6 percent planned by August. Land purchase for truck terminal noted.
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North Ridgeville
Marcellus B. Diederich
Diederich
Bagley
Case
Chestnut Ridge
Lewis Street
Frontier Park
Mills Road
Rt. 76
Root Road
Rt. 10
Ohio radiation rate higher than national average
Ohioans absorb a slightly higher amount of natural radiation per year than the national average, according to a federal state by state breakdown. The interim study, part of EPA protection standards work, finds Ohio at 140 millirems per year versus the U.S. average of 130.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Texas
Louisiana
Colorado
Ohio
Amherst pickup driver rear‑ended police cruiser
A Amherst police cruiser sustained minor front end damage after a pickup truck driven by Charles P. Hassler, 24, backed into it twice during a pursuit on Milan Avenue. Hassler was charged with reckless operation and driving under the influence of alcohol, following a routine patrol at 2:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Amherst
Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies
Charles P. Hassler
Office St
Randall D. Murdock
Charles L. Huffman Sr
Milan Avenue
Quarry Road
Hornyak Court
Man pleads guilty to armed robbery in Lorain County
Keith P. Edwards, 19, of 17203 Wayne Dr Cleveland, pleaded guilty to armed robbery after an incident at Westgate Shopping Center on Sept 9. Abduction and carrying a concealed weapon charges were dismissed with approval of Assistant Prosecutor Elio Zerbini. Edwards received a pre-sentence report and faces 10 to 25 years in prison for armed robbery.
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Keith P. Edwards
Wayne Dr. Cleveland
Edwards
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Elio Zerbini
Janet Raymond
Lorain
Westgate
Raymond
Mikus
Columbus
Zerbini
Guilty plea in 1969 Lorain auto deaths
Eldoras Fornash 53 of 835 West Bridge Street pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide stemming from a June 15, 1969 crash on Route 20 west of Route 58. He was fined 600 dollars and costs, given a suspended six month jail term, and placed on three years probation. civil damages were settled.
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Eldoras Fornash
West Bridge St
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F Kelly
Rt 58
Kelly
Fornash
Harry Butler
Open house for AFS student Mari an Tejada set
A birthday open house for Mari an Tejada, an American Field Service exchange student from the Philippine Islands, will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The public is invited to meet Miss Tejada.
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North Ridgeville
Marian Tejada
Philippine Islands
Miss Tejada
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Roger Beitler
Council
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Agnes Harman
D.C.T
Chamberlin Rd
Grafton
State Medical Board
Patricia Isaak
By Brian Apelt
Bernard B. Lysaght
Robert W. Oleson
Planning Commission and
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By Walter
Godfrey
Ohio Edison
Sack’s Electric
Akron
Frigiteta
Tappan & Wellinghows
Becirie
Appiarces
Broad ST
Broadway
Ubeaty
Vermilion
DANY
Hyrio, O
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Chronicle-Telegram
Case Road
Rt. 20
Lehman Cartage, Inc
Man
Earth
Outer
Space
Robert Sianczka
Norwalk
Stephanie
Muti
Porpens
Beetre Ralves
AFS
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