Elyria studies underground utility plan and annexation
Elyria council reviews a proposal to bury electric and telephone lines in new residential areas and mobile home parks with multiple readings needed for passage. An annexation of 22 acres in Carlisle Township was sent to the development committee for consultations on drainage and housing plans beside a mobile home park.
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Lorain County
Elyre
Carlisle Township
Councils Community Development and Abhnes Committee
LeRoy Forthofer
South Middle Avenue
Kenneth Hamister
Council
Forthofer
October 16 Birthday Horoscope Paragraph
Born today you are a highly cooperative person who believes more in group enterprise than in individual success. You are realistic and not drawn to rose colored views, preferring to avoid unnecessary pain while knowing your limits. You admire creativity and give it a special place, yet you rarely act unconventionally yourself.
Zodiac Forecasts and Daily Advice Across Planets
A midweek horoscope column provides daily guidance for all zodiac signs. Notable notes include Aquarius new figures stirring change at home or work, Pisces urged cooperation, Aries warned against quarrels, and Libra told to present a realistic tale when needed.
Phantom pain after arm amputation puzzles a reader
A reader asks why phantom pain persists after a right arm amputation and whether a specialist consultation is wise. Dr Stemerohn advises involving a surgeon orthopedist and neurologist, possible pain killers or tranquilizers, and nerve-blocking injections as treatments.
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Korea
Lorain Protest Over Annexation Bill Moves to State Officials
Lorain City Council sends protest letters to State Senator Robert Corts and the Ohio Municipal League over a new state law repealing voter petitions for annexation. The dispute centers on 850 acres sought for Lorain from Sheffield Village amid a court case.
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Lorain
Robert Corts
Ohio Municipal League
OML
Sheffield Village
James Parobek
Parobek
Black River board approves audit and bus stop decision
Spencer reports the Black River Board of Education approved a state examiner’s audit of its books totaling 1453 dollars, including 243 dollars for each of five schools' student activity funds. The board rejected a request to alter a consolidated bus stop for Huntington Two families citing safety patrol guidance. A meeting with the Black River Teachers Association executive board is set for Wednesday at 8 pm. The district will send Principal David Ritchie to the principals’ convention in Columbus. The board also discussed attendance at the OK School Board Association convention in Columbus in November. A local quote about English roast beef is included.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
Theresa Kirkpatrick
The
Black River Teachers Association
David Ritchie
Columbus
OK School Board Association
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