Lorain proposes housing court to curb slums
Lorain city health and building departments propose creating a housing court to tackle slum housing. The move targets improving conditions and enforcing housing standards in the city.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
15
Lorain city health and building departments propose creating a housing court to tackle slum housing. The move targets improving conditions and enforcing housing standards in the city.
Ralph Woodings, 20, of 3860 Gary Ave Lorain, pleaded guilty to possession of hallucinogens and was referred for a pre sentence report. He had a prior conviction in Lakewood on a similar offense. Separately Building Inspector James Romoser urged stronger codes enforcement and landlord tenant reforms, calling for occupancy permits, lease requirements, rent forfeiture and eviction provisions, noting state bills seek such changes and stressing city teamwork.
Avon Lake resident Mary Kay Wakefield 18, daughter of Howard and Betty Wakefield, will represent Avon Lake Saddle Club in COSCA's annual queen contest at the 23rd COSCA championship horse show in Ashland Fair Grounds Coliseum. A June 1973 graduate, Mary has shown Mis t y Paulette a six-year-old quarter horse, earning COSCA and 4-H circuit experience. The winner receives a saddle or a $500 college scholarship.
Cleveland resident conductor Louis Lane leads The Cleveland Orchestra in the Cleveland premiere of Olivier Messiaen Turangalila Symphony at 830 p.m. Oct 18 and 20 in Severance Hall. Soloists include Yvonne Loriod and Jeanne Loriod with the ondes Martenot. Tickets on sale from $4.50 at Severance Hall Box Office Burrows stores and by mail or at Burrows for pickup.
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