Unity Answer To Area Problems Discussed At Public Meeting
Elyria Township voters will decide on annexation Nov 4 whether to join Elyria or Lorain. Mayor J Grant Keys urged unity as the path to solving area growth, noting potential tax changes, school issues, and expanded police fire and road services if annexation occurs.
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Elyria Township
Elyria
Lorain
J. Grant Keys
Crestwood School
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George Carnck
Gottfried
Oberlin Seeks Firm Water Rates From Elyria
Oberlin asks Elyria for a firm water rate and timing data to compare Elyria water with other Oberlin sources. The Oberlin water and finance committees meet Saturday to discuss the request and the lack of firm rate information hampers cost weighing. Elyria has given only current rates plus 15 percent and has not set a definite construction schedule or rate structure.
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Elyria
Elyria Water
Qaal
J. Grant Keys
Richard Dunn
Public Ablites Commission
Dunn
Elyna
BLC Makes New Bid To Union In GM UAW Talks
Local 780 and United Auto Workers met Eljsna’s Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division at Hotel Graystone as a new seniority proposal was discussed. No agreement reached. session started again at 10. Voters from Local 780 set to decide the national contract at 2 p.m. at Melody Grove as wage and classification issues linger.
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United Auto Workers
Eljsna
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corp
Hotel Graystone
Platt
Gm-Uaw
Melody Grove
Carl Cross
Answer Man on Gardening to Visit The Chronicle
John W. Varga the garden expert known as the Answer Man will be at The Chronicle Telegram tomorrow for his regular weekly call in session. He will answer questions on gardening problems from 4 to 5 p.m. by calling Fairfax 3332 or, for Lorain residents, Cherry 41119.
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John W. Varga
Chronicle-Telegram
Fairfax
Lorain
Cherry
Elyria High Sees Roberts Sisters Named Homecoming Court
Sue Roberts, senior, is named homecoming queen with her sister Linda as junior princess at Elyria High School during halftime of the Elyria-Fremont Ross game. The student council announced four class princesses and the queen with escorts. coronation features Cinderella theme by the EHS marching band.
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Elyria
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J Varsity
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Oheir
Steve Hays
Sandra Slosier
Bill Baughman
Lorvices
Norma Abookire
Jim Kurtz
Hass
Baughman
Kurt
Gary Sabo
Farey
Sue
EHS
William Walters
Harold Mischka
Sue Schowalter
Bill Novak
Fremont
Trick Or Treat Night Set For October 29
Elyria Mayor J. Grant Keys proclaims October 29 as Trick or Treat night urging residents to treat goblins witches elves and other wee folk with respect whether at home or in public.
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J. Grant Keys
Elyria
110 Women Hear GOP Candidates in Avon Lake Coffee Hours
Republican candidates spoke to about 110 women across nine Avon Lake coffee hours. Candidates emphasized knowledge of offices and avoided personal attacks, with no opponent criticisms. Attendees showed strong interest as Frank Ayres Oscar Dunn J W Dilgren Dale Kellogg Harry Van Wagnen ran for state and county posts. Sen Charles A Mosher absent. Leslie M Burge supported Gov William O Neult.
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Oscar Dunn
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Harry van Wagnen
Ohio General Assembly
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Leslie M. Burge
General Assembly
C. William O/Neult
Death prompts 21200 suit over Amherst Scout shooting
Elizabeth Wanyek, administrator of 16 year old John Wanyek's estate, sues youth shooter George Mec Mullin and others over a fatal October 21 1956 rifle mishap at a Lorain County Amherst rifle range. Plaintiffs name Fish and Game Association, Firelands Council of Boy Scouts, Cleveland Boy Scouts and several scout officials for negligence.
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Ambherst
Elizabeth Wanyek
Gifford
Amherst
George MecMullin
Leavitt
Lorain County
I Fish and Game Association
Iin
Donald Cherry
Hazel St
Ted Waek
Tenney Ave
Edward Frye
Colonial Hotel
Lorain
Firelands Council of
Boy Scouts
Cleveland Boy Scouts
Amerca
Democrats Back Lorain County Child Welfare Levy
Both major parties in Lorain County endorse the Child Welfare levy to be voted next month. Democratic chair Joseph A. Ushelyi says the committee stands unanimously in favor, arguing moral and economic benefits and equal access under democracy. The Republican Executive Committee also endorses the levy, noting it costs the average taxpayer less than a penny daily, runs two years, and requires a simple majority.
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Loram County
Democratic Executive Committee
Ayhelyal
Ashely
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Saxbe OKs Loan for Office Equipment Purchase
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe ruled that the county commissioners may issue bonds over twenty thousand dollars to acquire office equipment with an estimated five year life. The decision clears the way for borrowing about seventy five thousand dollars to buy addressograph equipment for the auditor and treasurer departments, without a public vote.
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Paul Mikus
William Saxbe
Ohio
Mikus
Saxbe
Annexation Question Divides Elyria Township Meeting
More than 200 residents gathered at Crestwood to debate annexing Elyria Township to Elyria with about 30 expressing support. City officials answered questions on services and future roles, while opinions remained divided and cautious about details like schooling and hunting rules.
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Arthur Pounds
Keys Leeds
Ebria
J. Grant Keys
Elyma Township
James P. Horn
Dollar Drive Nets 772.44 For Democrats in Elyria
The Dollars for Democrats drive in Elyria and Elyria Township raised 772.44 dollars last month. Tom Bowen, drive committee chairman, said funds will back fall campaigns for Democratic hopefuls and cover expenses of party headquarters in the former Leo Meyer building on Broad Street.
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Elyria
Elyria Township
Tom Bowen
Leo R. iMeyer
Broad St
Post-Strike Employment Up To 200
An additional 100 workers were recalled by General Industries today, bringing the post-strike total to more than 200 as recalls began yesterday after a 60 day stake ended Tuesday. A company spokesman said production could start next week once feeder lines are filled and workers are recalled as fast as possible. About 1,000 employees were idle due to the strike by two MEA unions, with roughly 350 striking members from Local 89 and International Chemical Workers observed at picket lines.
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Mechanics Educational Society of America
International Chermical
Tax Deadline Extended to November Seventeenth
County Treasurer Carl O. Schmitkens announced that the State Board of Tax Appeals granted an extension to November 17 for the collection of personal and intangible taxes.
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Carl O. Schmitkens
State Board of Tax Appeals
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