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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1990
Page
16
Berea City Council unanimously approved a strengthened animal control law after a six month debate. It defines vicious dogs as those killing or seriously injuring people or another dog, permits immediate impoundment, and requires confined, leashed and muzzled pets off owners property. The ordinance outlaws leg hold traps and prize animals in contests and sets misdemeanor citations for owners.
City Council chose 28700 dollars from the Community Development Block Grant for a 70000 dollar resurfacing of South Pleasant Street between Vine and Edison, instead of building a toilet facility at Park Street Park. City Manager Deborah Kimble cited grant timing and other needs, noting Park Street work may be funded via other federal sources.
Avon officials warn the city may run a deficit by year end if revenues do not improve. Finance Director Mary Ann Nowak cites declines in building activity, Mayor's Court fines, and income tax as shortfalls. She signals potential layoffs and deep cuts, with larger reductions in contractual services, advertising, and insurance before resorting to staffing cuts.
Columbia Township Trustee Karl Krettler questioned Eaton Township’s $5 000 payment claim for paving a Hawke Road segment. He said Columbia should only owe for Route 82 to Cooley Road and records will be checked for any maintenance agreement. Also noted: Copopa Trail work before acceptance and Halloween trick or treat set for Oct 31 6 to 8 p m with voter registration Sept 28–29 at the town hall.
Police report on SEPT 17 two Elyria men arrested at Ames Department Store for interfering with a shoplifting arrest of a woman. A moped was stolen on Fuller Street and a 14 year old rider was knocked off by a man who rode away on it. On SEPT 18 a 51 year old man was charged with felonious assault drug abuse and criminal damaging after striking a woman with a knife and damaging home furniture.
All victims from a two car crash on Route 301 south of Route 18 were discharged from area hospitals with no charges filed. Agnes Smith 48 of Wellington and her 10 year old son Kenneth were in one car with Zachary Smith released from MetroHealth and Kenneth from Allen Memorial. Richard Ferrell 42 of Mansfield drove the other car after swerving to avoid a wandering two year old child.
The Toughlove Support Group meets at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Monday Oct. 1 at 7 30 p m in Conference Room A. The self help group assists parents of troubled teens with acceptance discipline and hope. For details call 329 7596 and ask for Art Krasilovsky.
Lorain City Council approved 1.5 million in loans to two firms for 190 new jobs at the Lorain Industrial Park. Atlas Technical Finishes and E-Star Powder Coatings receive loan funds with tax abatements and job targets, plus a central Lorain reinvestment area plan. A separate notice promotes a weight loss program at St John West Shore Hospital with a free session tonight.
Wellington officials will hold a Board of Public Affairs session at 7 tonight in the Municipal Utilities Office cafeteria to outline a testing method for a new drinking water treatment system. Ohio EPA approved the test, said chairman A. W. Kimmich.
Middleburg Heights will host the Old Oak Run on Saturday at 9 30 a m with a new one mile fitness walk. The event features a 5K race for all ages, T shirts, refreshments, and medals for top finishers. SportsWest will aid the walk and an open house follows the awards. Pre registration 5 dollars, day of event 6 dollars. Call 826-8650 for forms.
About 75 people mostly Oberlin College students attended the 1990 Fail Hemp Tour stop at Martin Luther King Park. Ohio Normal's Joe Shao said turnout was decent for a first visit, with leaders stressing decriminalization and regulated access as advocates like Jack Herer spoke to students.
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