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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1973
Page
9
Avon Lake voters will decide on a 3.25 million dollar school bond to fund a new two story 50 thousand square foot addition at Avon Lake High School. The plan includes 30 classrooms science labs band rooms and an AV center with completion targeted for January 1976 if approved.
Avon Lake voters will decide charter modernization changes approved by city council after charter review input. Wording shifts from Village to City, rename roles director of law and director of finance, and shift duties from treasurer to Finance director. Write in provisions expand to all offices. Polling places to display amendments.
Avon Lake mayoral contest features former mayor John Picken challenging incumbent Harold W. Earley. Earley, 64, previously won in 1969 by 151 votes and served three city council terms before becoming mayor in 1969 and 1971.
Avon Lake voters will choose seven council seats this November as four newcomers join four incumbents. Howard J. Wakefield joins at large bids with three terms ahead while Frank Resater Edward Mitchell and Norman Frindt seek ward and at large seats alongside current members Robert Ireland Richard Hausrod Robert Luce and Sam Trivanovitch.
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Three candidates Kilbane McCoy and Batten vie for two Avon Lake School Board seats in the upcoming election. Kilbane 35 a local business manager and longtime resident faces past campaigns, while McCoy 55 a Glenville High teacher and Avon Lake Historical Society member runs with Rose at 143 Avon Belden Road. Batten 46 Lovell Pascoe Botten Inc vice president and Republican precinct man also seeks a seat with Marian at 293 Bellaire.
Sheffield Lake will place a 2 mill renewal levy on the November ballot to fund construction and maintenance of city streets and bridges. The levy would tax property owners $2 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, yielding $39,466 annually starting in 1975 for five years. The measure first passed in 1969 and expires this year.
Vorisek, 49, seeks election to Avon Lake city board of utilities in November. He was appointed in June 1972 after Robert Burkhardt resigned, is president of Tomlinson and Co. Inc., and a Garfield Heights High School graduate living with wife Mary and six children at 763 Lear Rd.
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