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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1977

Page

7

Oberlin considers intervenor role in Erie Nuclear plant hearings

Oberlin debates becoming an intervenor in Ohio Edison's Erie Nuclear Power Plant hearings near Berlin Heights. City aims to protect health, safety, and economics, citing proximity to Oberlin and Lorain County. Tufts warns of rate impacts on Oberlin as a wholesale customer. council may draft an ordinance to apply.

Oberlin Ohio Edison Erie Berlin Heights City Public Utilities Commission Robert Tufts Ohio Power Siting Commission Tufts Lorain County Chronicle-Telegram Cleveland Corncil Toledo Edison Berlin-Meights Fauver Thomas Dalton Lorain Civil Service Commission Commission City Electric System

DePaola backs Berlin Heights N plant over Amherst site

Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola urged council support for Berlin Heights for a nuclear plant, arguing Amherst as an alternate if denied. He noted Northwest Amherst would face fly ash and nuisances, while Lorain-Amherst would house a 965 acre combined site spanning both cities and powering up to 2.5 million in Northern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.

Amherst Anthony J. DePaola Erie Berlin Heights DePaola Lorain Ohio Edison Company Cooper-Foster Park Rd Chronicle-Telegram Amherst-Lorain City of Erie County Ohio Pennsylvania

Oberlin council rejects Cedar Meadows apartments plan

Oberlin City Council rejected the planning commission's recommendation to permit Cedar Meadows Apartments on West Hamilton Street. The ordinance requires two more readings for final approval under the PRD rules, with action likely at a Oct. 17 meeting and later this month to meet the 30 day limit. Residents fear storm sewer and flooding issues amid traffic concerns. Developers are Ronald Barkacs and Kenneth

Oberlin City Planning Commission Cedar Meadows Hamilton Street Planning Commission Dewey Ganzel Geraldine Donaldson Richard Lothrop Ken Herceg Ronald Barkacs Kenneth Lothrap Barkacs Burrer

Breyley named to Northeast Ohio School Boards panel

Spencer Black River Board president Carl Breyley is named to the executive committee of the Northeast Ohio School Boards Association effective January 1. Breyley, finishing a second term, faces no opposition in seeking re election while the Black River district also transfers staff and approves other items including a teacher resignation and new hires.

Spencer Black River Board Carl Breyley Northeast Ohio School Boards Association Breyley Black River Board of Education Brewley Harriet Rodenberger Rodenberger Homerville Black River Larry Rodenberger Salem-Benton-Carroll Oak Harbor Loree Roder Roder David Ritchie Ohio School Boards Association Columbus Commission Francis Carde Carde Commission Council Blagoy Nicotoff James Kokinda Phyllis O'Reilly Ohio School Board Association Edward O'Reilly

DePaola vetoes funding to update Amherst ordinances

Amherst Mayor Anthony J. DePaola vetoed a $2000 ordinance authorizing Walter H. Crane Co. to update and recodify two sections of the Amherst Codified Ordinance Book. The measure, passed as an emergency, was sent back to the finance committee for study while the Oct. 12 Crane meeting stood. The Venus North Main and Milan Avenue resurfacing remains a 4 go project pending state bid advertising.

Naa Walter H. Crane Co Amterst Crane Co DePaola North Main Milan Avenue

Court tabulation of speeding and traffic fines

Unofficial court tally lists numerous individuals from Litchfield Wellington Parma and nearby areas with speeding red light faulty exhaust and other traffic related fines. Notable entries include James Joyce and Guy Sager with multiple offenses and fines. the document also notes a standalone historical fact that the United States lacked a separate Navy until 1798.

Hosemarie Zambo Litchfield Olin Ronald Amick Roosevelt Ave Daniel Wood Commodore Circle Claudia Owen Wellington Guy Sager Ohi Christine Rancher Crosty Ave Jaarain Mark Keller Forest St la Grange William Day

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