UA Metro Division Co-Chairmen Named
LORAIN Mrs J Mecie Clark of 726 North Ridge Rd East and voecey Vener of tee Nee Eee Rd Northwest are co chairs of United Appeal metropolitan division. Vener has served as solicitor and co chair of the United Agro surgical department of the National Tube Division for years. He sits on NTC Management Club board and now leads Visiting Nurses Association as president. He is a past president of the Darling PTA and Clearview Band Boosters and is married with three daughters Janice 19 Jennifer 12 and Deborah 4.
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Planners Urged Kansas Ave Change After Review
Kansas Avenue rezoning from residential to business use led planners to revisit a proposed east west alley between Kansas and Lehigh Avenues. Police traffic concerns prompted the Buildings and Lands Committee to send the plan back for further study before the council vote.
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Mall Study Committee to Convene on Feasibility
A four member Mall Study Committee formed to assess a malltype shopping district in Lorain will meet soon. Chairman Allan Klein notes no date yet and warns publicity is excessive. Other members include Benjamin Weintraub Edward Wexier and Harry Gordon with DMA support and city officials to address parking traffic and financing.
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Allan Klein
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Harry Gordon
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Ross Heads Pollution Board Appointment Sealed
David Ross was elected permanent chairman and William Trace named secretary of the air pollution control board. Preparations for APC officer qualifications should be finished by Oct 15, with another dinner meeting and two monthly sessions planned until an officer is appointed.
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Boa Constrictor Complaint Pursued Over City Fund Transfer
Ross notes a nun and Boa Constrictor issue. attorney Sam Major proposes a $3500 transfer within a $6000 APC police fund. City Council committee endorsed moving the $3500 into police maintenance and operation funds.
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Recreation Board to Study Department Rules and Plans
The Lorain Recreation Board discussed written rules, work conditions, and general regulations for the Recreation Department as proposed by Director Donald Varga. The package aims to codify unwritten rules and clarify them, with board members set to study the recommendations and study long range change plans and objectives. Repairs at the department’s new offices were reviewed and no action was taken.
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Snake sheds skin and escapes enclosure during mating season
A man reports his pet snake shed its skin and slipped from its cage while seeking a mate, prompting concern as authorities note mating season behavior.
Lorain Board Studies Admiral King High School Blueprints
Lorain officials review 110 blueprints for Admiral King High School as planners report 93 percent complete with bids to start after October. The 2000-student campus on a 13 acre site near West 24th aims for September 1961 opening with base costs about 3.6 to 3.9 million and optional pool and auditorium adds.
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City Garage study sparks partisan clash and budget talk
Republicans Earl Frank and James Romoser voted against accepting the review, urging further study. Democrats Edward Novack Joseph Smith and John Kish approved after Mayor John C. Jaworski said he was satisfied with operations. Grasso criticized the administration at a rally as reports circulated. The council debate centers on garage charges and whether the review should stay in committee.
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James Romoser
Edward Novack
Joseph Smith
John Kish
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Council
Frank
Jaworski
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