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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1977

Page

6

Oberlin Delays West Hamilton 69-Unit Apartment Debate

Controversial Cedar Meadows complex on West Hamilton Street faces council delay after a public hearing attended by about 100 residents. Opponents warn of traffic and sewer issues while Planning Commission backs eight acre site and 69 units, with a special meeting set for next week to decide.

Oberlin West Hamilton Street City Council Washington Circle Council Fisher Building Cedar Meadows Oberlin Planning Commission West Hamilton Professor Street Planning Commission Dina Schoolmaker Presidential Estates Tony Mealy South Main Street Hamilton Street Mealy William Clawson Professor Freet David Sonner Commissio Somer Hwever Ciy Concil Dewey Ganzel Develoment PRD Mabe Garrett Murray Barkacs Burrer Elyria Asured

Lorain to push for industrial recruitment

Lorain City Council backs creation of a funded task force to recruit new industry, chaired by councilman Thomas Gallo. A meeting with administration will set details. Other actions include CIC land sale talks with U.S. Steel, adding a police captain, hiring jailers, road widening assessments, and 630000 for a new central fire station local share.

Lorain Thomas Gallo D-4 Gallo Other Action Council Community Improvement Corporation CIC U.S. Steel Corporation U.S. Steel John Leavitt Road Oberlin Avenue Central Fire Station

Conrail to Spend 62000 in Vermilion Crossing Buyout

Vermilion City Council approved an agreement with Conrail to invest about $62,000 in railroad traffic signal upgrades in exchange for the closing of two crossings at Perry and Decatur streets and installation of signals at Adams Street. The deal includes upgrades to signals citywide and funding for a senior citizens winterization program. Mayor Crow praised the project, noting Conrail’s investment and the city will also receive $2,500 for senior citizen needs.

Vermilion Conrail Vermilion City Arthur Crow Edward Smark Adams Street Perry Decatur Streets Crow Lorain County Board of Commissioners Ohio Commission On Aging Jimmy Odom Holiday Inn Elyria Odom Vermilion Road Exchange Street Statehouse

Appeals court upholds sewer referendum in Vermilion vote

The Sixth District Court of Appeals upheld a Lorain County ruling allowing a sewer and water lines referendum to appear on Vermilion's November ballot. Council approved the Cassell development. mayor says federal funds unaffected and notes a $36,625 check received.

Vermilion Sixth District Court of Appeals Lorain County Kenneth Cassell Cassells Brownhelm Township Cassell Arthur Crow Ned Williams Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Crow Don Pease

North Ridgeville and surrounding arrests and fines

A jumble of names and addresses shows multiple traffic and municipal fines in North Ridgeville and nearby areas. Items include dog at large penalties, speeding fines, driving under suspension, improper passing, stop sign violations, and related charges, with various individuals named and local streets cited.

North Ridgeville Rohn Whitman Jackson Hotel Clifford Clevenger Red Road Wilma Bennett Mary Eh Zahler Rocky Rover Clinton Johnson Jr Wooster St Anthony Deir North Gimsted David Pearson Rosewood Unive James Schoeffel Pitts Blvd Dallas Townend Jr Georgetown Mark Chariton Agel

Oberlin ACLU unit elects executive committee members

Oberlin Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union announces two year terms for new officers and board members. George Brooks Elyria and Marcia Colish Oberlin win seats, with James White Oberlin and Sally Starach Elyria named as appointees. Current officers include Brooks chairperson Ganzel vice chair White recording secretary Berman membership secretary and treasurer Gittler legal liaison. Delegates to the state board are Johnson Brooks and Berman with Ganzel as alternate.

Oberlin George Brooks Elyria Marcia Colish Rudd Crawford The American Civil Liberties Union James White Sally Starach Estelle Berman Smith Brittingham Carol Ganzel Paula Goldsmith Harvey Gittler Shirley Johnson State Board

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