Lorain judge rules ten license suspensions illegal
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus ruled the Bureau of Motor Vehicles cannot suspend driving permits before a hearing in financial responsibility cases. The decision, consolidating ten appeals led by Sherry Payne, ordered licenses and registrations restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Bureau
Mikus
Sherry Payne
Earl Ct
Columbia School Board defers millage action amid deficit
Columbia seeks an Oct 4 special meeting to set a new millage for the November ballot as state actions may alter the levy need. Superintendent Hagen cites a 120000 deficit to balance by Jan 1, 1973, with 4 percent uncollectible factor and 8.5 mills to stay even. Ohio School Board dues, theater group news, field use approval, and dress code proposal also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Board of Education
Donald Hagen
Ohio School Board Association
Hagen
Chuck Lamattina
Columbia Summer Theater Project
Ohio Community Theater Association
Pee
Columbia principals report smooth opening of 1971-72 schools
At the Columbia Board of Education meeting, elementary principal George Hall noted 521 enrollments with Bronson School at 206 and a new math series. Middle School enrolls 596 as Ted Conway cites lunch schedule changes and health programs. High School head Royden Garland reports 535 students. crowding and a future middle school addition are discussed along with library shelving needs at Copopa and Bronson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Board of Education
George Hall
Russell Reye
Bronson
Ted Conway
Royden Garland
Donald Hagen
Copopa
Hagen
Weather Showers North Dakota Texas Gulf Coast Rains
showers and thunderstorms tonight affect the Northern Rockies Dakotas eastern Texas Gulf coast Tennessee Valley and Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere expect clear to partly cloudy skies with no major temperature change from last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Dakotas
Texas
Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
Mississippi Valley
Sunny and cooler today with brisk winds and warm weekend
A weather note reports highs in the 60s today with clear cool conditions tonight in the 40s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. Winds shift from north to northwest 10 to 15 knots today to west and southwest 8 to 12 knots this evening and southerly 8 to 12 knots late tonight. Conditions remain fair with cool temperatures.
Sheep dog trials planned at Franchester Farms
The sixth annual Ohio Sheep Dog Trials will be at Franchester Farms Wayne County. Preliminary rounds start 8 30 a m tomorrow with finals at 1 p m Sunday. About 40 dogs from the United States and Canada, sanctioned by Midwest Stock Dog Association, compete in rounds and shedding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Ohio
Franchester Farms
Wayne County
Richey Swartz
Rt. 1
United States
Canada
Midwest Stock Dog Association
Avon Lake homeowners face sidewalk deadline in 1971 notices
One hundred ninety Avon Lake homeowners were told they must install sidewalks by November 30 or the city will do so next year. Permits cost 25 cents per front foot, with inspections required before pouring concrete. Costs may be paid upfront or over five years as a special assessment. Sidewalk projects cover Belmar and Redwood Boulevards, Curtis Drive, Lear Road, and parts of South Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Ernest Palmer
Council
Avon Lake Engineering Department
Belmar Boulevard
Redwood Boulevard
Canterbury Road
Mooreland Drive
Richland Drive
Curtis Drive
Lake Road
Lear Road
South Point
Open House Sunday for West Salem Fire Station
West Salem invites the public to an open house Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m. at the new fire station behind the town hall. The station, built entirely from resident donations, serves Homer Township Congress Village and Township plus its own municipality. The ladies auxiliary will provide refreshments in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Fire District
Homer Township
Congress Village
Former OSU director gets job offer
Charles O. Ross, fired last June as Ohio State University black studies director, has accepted a 15168 a year field instructor post in the School of Social Work. Officials say he has not yet signed but will take the lesser faculty position after prior disruption law charges were dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles O. Ross
Ohio State University
School of Social Work
Ross
Rains cause overflow at city plant
Elyria faces repeated raw sewage overflows from its treatment plant during rain and snowmelt. Three million gallons spilled into the Black River, with officials noting illegal connections and combined sewers cause recurring bypasses. Plant operator Philip Hastings and superintendent Charles Coen are quoted on the issue.
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Elyria
Black River
Lake Erie
Philip Hastings
Monroe St
Charles B. Coen
Hastings
C-T
Dave Jones
Spencer council hears more sewer installation complaints
Spencer officials face ongoing concerns over the new sanitary sewer project. The state highway department warns a manhole on East Main Street may be hit by snow plows on Rt. 162 unless lowered. Residents report yard rocks from excavations, gravel mismatches, and several storm catch basins filled with debris to be cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Council
Spencer
Council
State Highway Department
Donald Brouse
East Main Street
Brouse
Department
Rt. 162
Ferguson
N. Main St
Mull Street
North Main Street
Indi
James Eglin
Hospital activities list residents and addresses in several Ohio towns
A long list of residents with addresses in Lorain Elyria Oberlin Grafton Wellington Vermilion and neighboring areas. Names include Mrs Ida Bloch LeRoy Baker Elna Gund er Katherine Haley Mary Hill Heather Holley James Johnson Ronald Lehnowsky John Rolli and many more. The compilation appears to catalog householders in multiple communities with street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Holley
Jamestown
James Johnson
Huron St
William King
Blaine St
Ronald Lehnowsky
Georgia Ave
John Lyons
Butternut
Thomas McCullar
Erie Ave
Lorain
Davie D Messenger
Main
Grafton
Harold * Mills
S Pleasant
Oberlin
Anthony
Musarra
Eaton
Avon Steve Nagorka
Hawthorne St George
Cummings Rd
Vermilion
Ruth L. Read
Middle Ave
John R Rolli
E College
Chester A Rozga
Center
Lester Rummery
Bell Ct
John C Seres
Furnace St
Guy L Shreves
South Abbe
George Smith
Meadowbrook
Trains Block Spencer Crossing Officials Complain
Spencer officials accuse trains of blocking the North Main Street crossing for up to 25 minutes during early hours. Mayor Donald Brouse says he filed a complaint with the AC Railway as village ordinance restricts blocking to five minutes unless the train is moving. Delays cause workers to be late for Elyria-bound commutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Crossing
Elyria
Trick or Treat Night Set for October 30 in Spencer
Spencer schedules trick or treat hours from 6 30 to 8 30 p m for ghosts and goblins to haunt village streets. Mayor Donald Brouse says a teen party will follow in the town hall after younger children finish trick or treating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Donald Brouse
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Walter A. Godfrey
Tassie
Donald Curry
William J. Brown
Wee Football League
Sweather
A. Lake
OSU
Paris
China
Europe
Gary R. Wymer
Robert C. Wymer
Wesley Ave
U.S. Air Force
Andrews Afb
Air Force Communications Service
Andrews
Clearview High School
Vietnam
Barbara
Richard Robbin
Pearl Rd
Albert
Elyria Memorial
Surgio Solis
County
Bellevue
H LeRoy Stevens
E River St
John Stout
Sixth
John T Temple
Barker St
Wellington
David
Tuttle
Indian Hollow
Edward A Twining
Werner St
Terry van Wormer
Blaine
Eldon
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