Group of youths and adult nabbed in Lorain burglaries
In Lorain police arrested six juveniles ages 11 to 16 and one adult linked to multiple break ins. Wilma Hicks of 327 E 33rd Street faces receiving stolen property charges. she pleads not guilty and posts 500 bond as investigations include Gaylord's Department Store and P Lanza Market burglaries.
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Lorain
Wilma Hicks
E 33Rd Street
Gaylord’s Department Store
Elyria Avenue
21St Street
Gaylord’s
Hick
Hicks
Lorain County
Elyria
P Lanza
Brodway
Policy change boosts Ohio hospital out-patient costs
State welfare officials authorized a policy shift to pay hospitals reasonable cost for outpatient services instead of a fixed ten dollar visit. The move could raise the deficit beyond the projected twenty eight million, with federal matching funds offsetting part of the cost and no definite figures provided yet.
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Columbus
State Controlling Board
Cleveland
John J Gilligan
Ohio
Coleman
Elyria weighs two thirds funding for downtown planning study
Elyria may need to encumber 13 500 to add 8 500 from the Chamber of Commerce and sign a planning study contract with LCRP as HUD NOACA funds stall. If HUD approves, funds flow toward the study. if not, the group aims to complete it anyway. The Chamber forms a steering committee to align with Midtown urban renewal. The committee also recommends selling an old detective bureau studio camera as an antique asset.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
LCRPC
Nance Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Lorain County
LCRP
Chamber
Peter van Wormer
Midtown General
Malcolm Manor
Richard Hill Elyn
East Bridge Street
Hill
Fuller redevelopment progress marks first real step
Elyria city council committee approves four reports toward the Fuller Road urban renewal project. Ordinances would authorize HUD financed contracts and a 2.0675 million loan, authorize property sales, and permit demolition contracts as plans move toward year-end construction drawings.
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Elyria
City Council
Council
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Norm H Failing
David Monroe
Columbus
Leonard P Reichkin
Fuller Road
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Hog Ship To Russia Costs More Than A Congressman
Illinois Gov Ogle’s office says it costs 943 to ship a 300 pound Illinois state fair champion hog to Moscow as a gift for Kosygin. Each member of the farm trade delegation including US Rep Findley pays about 1200 for round trip travel and lodgings. The hog travels one way and the state covers the ambassador’s flight.
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Springfield
Paul Findley
Harold Heinold
Heinold Hog Markets and Commodities of
Chicago
Kouts
Barge Cripples Span Of Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel
A wind driven 235-foot barge damaged a section of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel near Norfolk causing a month plus outage. Helicopter survey found about $500,000 in damage with 30 impact points and debris into the bay. The barge is secured for towing while repairs are planned to restore the $140 million link opened in 1964.
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Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Virginia
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Lorain County Grand Jury Tours Local Jail
Lorain County Grand Jury toured the jail led by Lt Dennis MacDonald. They observed the aging facility with crowded cells, limited escape routes, and a small basement deputy office. The visit referenced past Chronicle Telegram jail coverage and a proposed two year levy to fund a new jail.
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Lorain County Grand Jury
Dennis MacDonald
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
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