Amherst to test zone law with public hearing
Amherst council moves toward first reading of a zoning ordinance amid petitions for changes near North Leavitt Rd and interchanges. The plan includes a second reading and a potential Nov. re enactment timetable. The ordinance aims to standardize zoning petitions and ensure legality through revised planning commissions and joint reviews.
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Amherst
Connie Davis
Leavitt Rd
Planning Commission
Imade
Judi Gional Planning Commission
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Howard Mowcomber
Tion
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Amherst Meadows subdivision plans approved by council committee
Amherst Meadows subdivision on Cooper Foster Park Road, 12.6 acres east of North Main Street, abutting Knights of Columbus property, is recommended for council acceptance. Paul Thompson named developer. Building lands committee keeps $25 annual bowling fee, drops alcohol ban in city buildings, and asks council to reinstate $150 commercial construction fee. It also seeks a city solicitor ruling on general contractor definitions for contractor fees in the building code.
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Amherst — Engineering
City Planning Commission
Amherst Meadows
Cooper- Foster Park Rd
North Main St
Knights of Columbus
Paul Thompson
Marvin R. Davis
Reapportion plan will be offered by Ohio panel
Atty Gen William Saxbe said the three member state committee drafting a legislative reapportionment plan will finish a proposal by Oct 15 for submission to the three judge federal court panel. Gov Rhodes favors district based elections with equal population. Also involved are Hoger Cloud Ted W Brown Nolan of Cleveland and Leonard Sive of Cincinnati who filed suits challenging the current method.
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Columbus
UPI
William Saxbe
Saxbe
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Hoger Cloud
Ted W. Brown
Ohio House
James Nolan
Cleveland
Leonard Sive
Cincinnati
Thorncombe pub pledge revives spirits of village soccer team
In Thorncombe England after a loss a pub owner vowed to buy a pint for each player after every win. Eleven men played twice and earned 22 pints as the local team revived. A player praised the dramatic transformation.
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Thorncombe
England
UPI
Amherst Streets Committee weighs dead trees and ads on trash cans
The Amherst streets and sidewalks committee will seek city solicitor rulings on tree lawn maintenance and a $15700 removal plan for 157 dead trees. Officials will also review the Advercan trash receptacle contract as Lions Club and Jaycees push to sell ads to fund projects, with a proposal for joint ownership and ad sales suggested.
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Amherst
Marvin R. Davis
Advercan, Inc
Lorain Moves Two City Jobs to Full Time Status
Lorain council passed legislation converting two part time positions in the water and sewage treatment departments to full time. The water pollution control and sewage treatment superintendents will have salaries up to 10,400, with the top pay higher than the current department head. State officials urged full time posts to meet requirements. The change follows the resignation of the previous holder, who earned 9,300 annually. Agnew sought salary leeway to attract qualified candidates, noting starting pay would be below the maximum. Additional council actions included bond approval for an emergency fire vehicle, a request for state aid to build a pedestrian ramp on Rt. 57, and funds for safety equipment on a fishing pier.
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Lorain
Fred Ritenauer
Council
A. V. Agnew
Agnew
Ritenauer
Joseph Petrosky
Jeresmo Keron
Rt. 57
Homewood Dr
Leonard Camera
D-2
Arizona Ave
Education prescribed to end poverty
Cincinnati United States scientist Dr Albert Sabin told first year UC medical students that education is the key to ending poverty and misery from overpopulation. He said the United States will send educators and physicians to the two thirds of the world living in poverty to combat disease and drive down infant mortality, noting world population has risen by a billion in 15 years. Sabin is a professor of research pediatrics at the University.
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Cincinnati
UPID
Albert Sabin
University of Cincinnati
United States
Sabin
The
University
Lorain Numismatic Association Meeting Preview
The Lorain Numismatic Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Lorain Slovenian Home Pearl Ave Dorothy Hernitsch will display Florida treasure gold and narrate a slide show Following the presentation a tour of United States coin values is planned with emphasis on rare pieces and dating specifics not fully clear due to text garble.
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Lorain Numismatic Association
Lorain Sloveniam
Zist & Ead
Pearl Ave
Dorothy Hernitsch
Florida
Ota of
Fine United Tates
Covedien Evi
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