Township Decision Is Asked On Annexation To Lorain
Black River Township residents will vote November 6 on joining Lorain. City Council approved annexation of over 5,000 acres to place the issue on the ballot. Critics question timing and funding for necessary street and sewer improvements. Proponents say services, future development, and long term benefit justify annexation.
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Lorain
Black River Township
Sixth Ward
Joseph Grubic
Grubic
Earl Frank
Frank
James Parobek
Parobek
Council OKs sewer rental plan with one question raised
Elyria council approved a committee report backing a sewer rental charge to fund plant operations and expansion. The ordinance, likely Oct 15, sets charges by water use with a minimum $1.96 and a 10 percent外 surcharge for out of city users, plus a proposed 3 per cent quarterly add on homes with garbage grinders pending building code review.
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Elyria
Lme
al Totter
Michael Lotko
John Lugas
Sewers and Drains Committee
Havens and Emerson
DiSalle Speaks in Oberlin at 3:15 PM Friday
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Michael V. Disalle will address Oberlin at 3 15 p m Friday October 5 under the Oberlin Young Democrats and Oberlin Volunteers for Stevenson Kefauver The talk in Warner Concert Hall is free and open to the public Disalle a Toledo attorney with 20 years in public affairs previously served in the Ohio Legislature and held mayoral and other posts in Toledo
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Oberlin
Michael V. Disalle
Ohio
Oberlin Young Democrats
Oberlin Volunteers
Stevenson-Kefauver
Warner Concert Hall
Professor
College Sts
Disalle
Toledo
Washington
Oberlin College
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Young Demovcrats
Peter C. Robertson
Clayston
Brenson
P. Clark
Cleveland
Volunteers For Stevenson
Wax Flames Burn Veteran Elyria Teacher
Mrs Ethel Cole a long serving Elyria Township school teacher suffered first degree burns to the face and neck when wax used for canning ignited at her home on Lake Avenue before she came to Crestwood School. She was hospitalized yesterday morning and rested at home today with plans to return to her sixth grade class tomorrow.
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Ethel Cole
Elyria Township
Crestwood
Lake Ave
Cole
Township Sewer Project Fate To Be Discussed
The county plans a $51,000 storm sewer improvement in the Droid Risman Allotment on Brokaw Rd Eaton Township. A hearing at 10 am tomorrow in the county commissioner's office will determine whether the project proceeds. The work includes enclosing a storm drainage facility and cleaning the Carpenter Ditch lateral to relieve looting conditions in the allotment.
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Carpenter Ditch
Three Injured In Turnpike Rear-End Collision
Three people were hospitalized after a rear-end collision on the Ohio Turnpike seven and a half miles west of the Lorain Elyria interchange. Eugene Forinash, 28, from Dearborn Michigan, cut into traffic and hit John Gleason's car. Mrs Louise Forinash, with injuries to both knees and back, was treated and to be moved home by ambulance. Gleason, 60, suffered a cut nose and body abrasions. his wife Helen, 62, had bruises and burns. Forinash was cited for unsafe operation and to appear in Milan Mayor's Court.
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Norjwalk Hospital
Lorain-Elyria
State Highways Aird
Eugene Foriash
Dearborm
Mich
John M. Gleason
Toledo
Forinash
Gleason
Louise Forinash
Helen
Milan
Water Is Cause Not Cure In Elyria Fire
Firemen report a Moore plug at 442 East River St caused the blaze when water spilled on the Moor and seeped into an electric plug. The plug and wiring arced, sparking the fire. Occupants called the fire department, who cut the wires to stop the danger with no damage beyond the plug and wires.
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Elyria
Frank T. Noveske
East River St
Noveske
Dinner help launches OSU drive at Sheffield
OSU development fund campaign kicked off at Sheffield Restaurant attended by Lorain County alumni. Campaign chairman J J Smythe presided with Kenyon Campbell and John Spitzer as speakers. Film on OSU choir shown. aim is 200 contributions by Oct 15 with numerous local helpers listed.
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Ohio State University Development Fund
Sheffield
Lorain County
Coremon Pleas
J. J. Smythe
Kenyon Campbell
OSU Fund
John Spitzer
Lorain County Osu
William Heim
OSU
Development Fund
Scotland
Europe
Elyria
Sis Richard Faxon
Daniel Boyd
G. Russell Stokley
Alfred Alexander
Alva L. Smith
Robert G. Edwards
Jack Underman
Thomas Valassis
Harold A. West
Claude Bruner
Claude Hummel
Wiliam Hultz
Earl Lautenschleger
A. H. Weat
Brentwood
Grafton
William Wentz
Carrol Bartter
Columbia Station
Wellington
Katherine Mouser Baker
Harrison L. Frances
Harold K. Thoburn
Homer Barbe
Orphan West Third Street addition fails as emergency measure
Elyria residents failed to push an ordinance to accept dedication of West Third Street west of West River Street. The measure lacked emergency passage and was tabled for study after only seven council members were present and five voted in favor. The street is privately owned land with no city maintenance, yet carries sewers and service lines. Solicitor Richard Baird said the city cannot act without deeds. Councilmen discussed petitions and paving assessments, and planning commission will review the proposal.
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West Third St
Elyria
Third St
West River St
West Third
West River
Richard Baird
Baird
Harry Claycomb
Council
Joseph Cirigliano
Victor Stewart
A. P. I. O'Donnell
Eugene Smith
O'Donnell
Smith
City Planning Commission
Seniors Elect Elyria High School Officers Using Voting Machines
Dale Eager was elected president of the Elyria High School senior class. David Smith became vice president Beth Struck secretary and Esther Bendik treasurer. The event served as a citizenship project with teachers and Ruth Fox aiding in a mock board of elections.
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Elyria High School
Alien Spike
Laurene Novak
Chronicle- Velezram
Dale Eager
Elyria
David Smith
Beth Struck
Esther Ben‘dik
Foster Elliott
Ruth Fox
Lorain County
Board of Elections
S. C. Smith
Albert McWil
Eam
Election Board
McWilliam
Jack the Macchines
Elliott
Driver Surrenders After Car Hits Girl In Amherst
SOUTH AMHERST A 27 year old Chester L McCoy was charged with reckless driving after witnesses said his car struck 4 year old Diane Bowens on South Lake Street around 5 45 p m He surrendered to police after hours of search He claimed he slowed to 25 mph and did not intend to injure the girl who suffered minor knee cuts and bruises The mother said he rushed home saying he had to go to school
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South Amherst
Pyle Rd
South Lake St
Chester L. McCoy
R. D
McCoy
Diane Bowens
Lake St
Diane
Lorain
No Report On Avon Lake Sewer Meeting
Avon Lake officials met with the state Water Pollution Control Board and the local sewer committee. Councilman James J. King gave a no comment report and promised a full update at the next council session. Plans for a sanitary interceptor sewer were filed earlier this year and financing options including sewer rental tax bonds and assessments were discussed.
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Avon Lake
Special Sewer Committee
State Water Pollution Control Board
James J. King
King
WPCH
Plan
Billing Plan Stalls Ford Water Pact
Lorain city council stalled a 20 year Ford water contract over minimum billing terms. Ford favored an annual or monthly minimum, while the city sought a monthly minimum. the quarterly minimum proposal remains under review. The agreement would require a 9 inch line to Ford and 1200 gallons per minute from the city, with Ford building a meter vault for city access.
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Lorain
Ford Motor Co
James Parchck
Pete Goods
Ford
Utilities Committee
Finance and Claims
West 21St St
Leavitt Rd
Objections Fail as Wellington Fund Transfer Okayed
Common Pleas Judge John D. Pineura approved a $10,000 transfer from the Wellington electric light plant fund to the village general fund over objections by former Mayor A. B. Jones and businessman Blake Stevick. The transfer petition was presented for hearing with two objectors in court. The village was represented by Latty Harry Wagner, solicitor.
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A. B. Jones
Wellington
Blake Stevick
Common Pleas
John D. Pineura
Village General Fund
Latty
Harry Wagner
Norwalk Firm Submits Low Bid for Rt 163 Work
Norwalk Chapin, Inc. submitted the lowest bid of 423 thousand 648 dollars to widen and resurface a section of Route 163 in Danbury Township Ottawa County. The bid was nearly 20 thousand dollars below the state's estimate.
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Norwalk
Chapin
Chapin, Inc
Danbury Township
Ottawa County
State Highway Department
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