North Ridgeville astrologer predicts Ford win in 1976 race
Bernice Bede Osol, a 41 year old North Ridgeville resident with a nationwide astrology column, forecasts a Ford victory in the Carter Ford contest. She cites favorable cosmic aspects from Oct 17 and Jupiter's position, notes past accurate predictions, and plans media ventures to promote her forecasts.
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Elyria school seeks citizen panel on 3-mill levy priorities
Elyria School Board eyed forming a citizen committee to set spending priorities if a 3-mill capital improvements levy passes. The panel would involve residents in the process, work with the business manager, and provide public information on the levy. The group would target 21 of 23 district buildings for renovation and additions.
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Panel urges sewer rate hike and expansion to water rate
The utilities committee approved raising sewer rates from 1.25 to 1.50 per month to align with water charges, potentially taking effect in January if council and finance committee approve. Mayor Bowman aims to make the sewer fund self-supporting, offsetting a past operating deficit. the increase is expected to raise about 1.25 to 1.30 monthly for a typical five person family. The measure includes a safeguard requiring the city auditor to report fund status whenever a project charges against the balance.
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Penfield Township Crash Leaves Two Hospitalized
Two people were hospitalized after a head on collision yesterday near 11 a.m. on Rt 18 in Penfield Township. Thelma E. Kieffaver, 67, of Tallmadge, in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital ICU, and LaVaun Elliott, 79, of Alliance, in fair condition. Both were passengers in vehicles driven by others. investigators cited a leaking diesel truck as a possible factor on a slick road after rain. The crash remains under investigation.
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Dr Hein Warns Amendment Burdens Homeowners
Dr Hein argues the amendment harms many, especially middle income homeowners. He says those unable to afford new well insulated homes will use over 40,000 cubic feet of gas monthly in cold winters and that the change could raise utility rates for low income families with children.
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Issue 9 Would Fund New Jail and Juvenile Bureau
Levy of 0.75 mill would raise about 900000 to operate the 28 million county jail and expand the juvenile bureau. Ward Riley says the exact allocations are pending but the jail is ready for occupancy and court orders require its opening. The juvenile bureau would receive roughly 100000 if approved, with about 800000 for jail operations.
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Juvenile Bureau Aims to Cut Delinquency and Court Referrals
The four member Juvenile Bureau handles about 800 cases yearly, easing youth contact with courts and the police. Since 1973 it has processed 2,582 complaints with 608 referred to juvenile court, and a low recidivism rate per bureau records. Funding ends in 1978, threatening staff cuts and possible closure of the bateau and layoff of at least two dozen members.
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City council withholds OWDA data to block higher sewer bills
On Oct 4 the council moved to withhold information from the Ohio Water Development Authority to prevent new sewer rates that would lift average monthly bills. OWDA may decide after the Nov 4 meeting whether to take action.
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Ben Ransom
Pot party stalls wedding in Lorain court case
Timothy P. Murphy, 19, and Ronald R. Hood, 19, both of Lorain, pleaded guilty to marijuana possession as three teens arrested Sept. 7. Murphy received 30 days with credit for 48 days in jail and an $10 daily court-cost offset. he plans to reschedule his wedding after earning money. Other defendants faced various sentences or pre-sentence reports for stolen property and welfare fraud.
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Lawrence E. Burkholder
S. Abbe Rd
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East Ave
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John D. Pincara
Nanon Perkins
Oberlin Re
Euilty W
Emwarins Hunter
Parmely Ave
Lewis E. Kale
33Rd St
Genevieve Tail
Floyd D. Harris
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