The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

August 2, 1970

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Sunday, August 2, 1970

Page:

1

Extracted Article Text (OCR)

THE PLAIN DEALER CLEVELAND SUNDAY AUGUST 2 1970 Issues May Total $1 Billion Home in Lakewood Depicts Early Era $88 ACLU Unit May Weigh Action on Heights Law HOUSE ivy cov Top Citizen 4 CUP THIS AD YOUR PORTRAIT I AMOUS BRAND NAMES photographer I nUHUE I Mi 's West 2610800 MMM SAVE THIS AD plans are to build a home in Strongs I I drawing room kitchen and pantry family room dining room with rench prism chandelier quar ters five bedrooms and three baths all topped by a SERENITY OR SALE Ivy covers an old London town house style home at 13834 Lake Avenue Lakewood Left the hand carved Italian dining room set includes a table that can be opened up finished fourth floor attic THOSE WHO yearn for architectural charm situat ed on a wide boulevard of fine old homes may find the 41 year old home to their OHN DAILY 130 let 130 OHM SUNDAYS 1 to 7 rag $12 99 ragSU 11 are now finished for 42 states Sharp gains were notedin Open Tonite Wed Thurs and ri 9 PM WILLOWICK'S city offi cials have named William Van Almen 415 Beech wood Drive as citizen of the year Chairman of the suburb's recreation boardfor six years he helped promote the new Manry Swimming Pool and the community and fine arts building soon to open at 314th and Vine streets $38 liking Mrs Kate whose charm is quite con is handling the sale for HGM Realty The price? 900 i 1Z Moot exerting rurnnure onowroomo Garfield Heights is em barking on a program to ex pand recreational facilities throughout the city Mayor Raymond A Sta chewicz said the city has plans to buy some additional acreage for at least one new park and to add facilities at others STACHEWICZ also has hopes of developing on corner lots at scattered locations in Gar field Heights Stachewicz said he wants to expand the existing rec reational complex between Tumey Road and Bangor Avenue Plans also are afoot to develop city owned land in the Vista area in the northwestern section of the city and in the Cranwood area in the northeastern part The city also is looking for land for a new park in the southwestern section Cost of the expansion pro gram is estimated to be only $15000 because the city owns much of the land to be developed the mayor ex plained STACHEWICZ said one of the main reasons for in creasing recreational facili ties is to combat juvenile delinquency which is not a major problem in the city at the moment must give these kids something to the may or said tired body makes foi less to accommodate 22 persons Right the first floor foyer is covered with oriental rugs The stairwell will hold a 30 foot tree at Christmas time Plain Dealer photos (Clyde Witt) WASHINGTON Subur ban areas of Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire increased dra matically in population dur ing the 1960s while New England cities continued to decline These changes were dis closed from data from the nearly completed 1970 or instance Rocky River police and firemen are cir culating petitions to get a charter amendment on pay rates on the ballot They want their annual salaries to equal the highest in Cuyahoga County In Lakewood firemen are circulating petitions for a charter amendment to make their salaries equal to those of policemen Bedford Heights councilmen are asking for a charter change to increase their salaries from $75 to $200 a month NORTH OLMSTED WILL ASK several charter changes including one to raise the debt limitation from 111 mills to 14 mills Another charter change would increase the millage for parks and recreation from 5 mill to 15 mills There is still some uncertainty as to what to end reciprocity on the municipal income tax will mean to municipalities and school districts Continued on Page 2 Col 1 America's Most Experienced Photographers of Children offer good at Metropolitan News ban counties gained signifi cantly while their central ci ties which lost population in the 1950s continued to lose Boston which lost 104000 in the 1950s has tost another 69000 since I960 according to the new preliminary fig ures Providence is down 15 New Haven 11 and Hartford 4 New loss was paralleled by an 115 in crease in New Haven Coun ty smaller loss was paralleled by an even' Continued on Page 6 Col 1 By LESLIE KAY The Greater Cleveland chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is ex pected to consider acuon this week on a new Cleve land Heights loitering and disorderly conduct law which somfc' residents con sider a forit: of re The la wS sponsored by Councilman Marjorie his rescue by reminding the audience th at Stashower could get arrested if he complied up to a judge and jury to decide whether a gesture is lewd or lascirv said not going to just let it die with one statement in Mrs reedheim said this week ei ther going to get an answer or get it off the HAROLD TIC KT IN a lawyer on the board of the ACLU said he is advising the groupto use political processes to get the law re pealed i Otherwise may well have to wait for the first guy who gets busted under Hie to be used as mt tesi case iiukuii saiu The human rights group also is complaining that the law was passed as an emer gency without the benefit of" the usual three public read a practice the group contends which been i used too frequently by coun The Heights Citizens for Human Rights a liberal group with about 400 mem bers requested ACLU ad vice because members said they found the law vague and therefore discriminate AT THE July 20 council meeting Mrs Donald reedheim president of the group to and thus Wright and passed as an ently enforced selectively anu unequauy these kinds of laws have been used op she said She later added that the law probably would be used as a form of on Coventry Road a hang out for youths and hippies After Mrs reedheim read her statement Mrs William Kiraly another group member asked May or red Stashower to de fine an obscene gesture by making one THE MAYOR modestly declined and Councilman Richard Stoddart came to emergency last month makes it unlawful for one person to another by committing a in decent Immodest qr filthy to anyiewd lascivious or filthy or to any immodest" obscene or insulting allu sions or IT ALSO forbids any group of three or more per sons to congregate and themselves in a manner violative of the rights of other Penalty for violation of ei ther provision is a fine of up to $500 six months in jail or both 1 i 'li By judith McCluskey Voters in Greater Cleveland will be asked to approve jond issues Nov 3 which could total $1 billion A preliminary look at potential levy requests among suburban school districts and municipalities in Cuyahoga bounty shows levies that may total $5 million annually In addition to the 22 levy requests that have been an nounced so far for Cuyahoga County governmental units voters in Lake Geauga western Portage northern Sum mit northern Medina and eastern Lorain counties will have to decide on at least 27 levies THE LISTS WILL BE ADDED TO and subtracted from until Oct 10 the last filing deadline for putting is sues on the ballot The first of several filing deadlines at boards of elections for most municipal levies and bond issues is Wednesday I Voters in several communities will also be faced with intangible money issues GENUINE WALNUT IOOKCASB A Io 12 Df 76 27" 12" 76" 36" 12" 76" Stratoloungri Recliner must be told! Excellent Selec jlHEs tion 4U0 Off Rag 29995 Cal style high aj a lashion dinettes 1 Jr Don't miss these! mlQ Rag 59995 Beautiful transi tional bedroom set Includes large Ivjr Jr spacious dresser JOO Lamp! LampsILampsI Cleve land most complete and unusual selection at big savings 5 ff Rag 32995 Kroehler pillow aa a back transitional sofas in quality 61 kV fabrics IVO Mapla Tabla large Selections Must be sold immediately ff Death Notices 4 Section airfield County in west ern Connecticut for exam ple has jumped 20 from 653589 to 785603 Towns in the county with large num bers of New York commut ers have gained similarly: Stamford 92713 to 107907 Norwalk 67775 to 78577 Greenwich 53793 to 59440 Westport 20955 to 26294 and Dairen 18437 to 20085 In Rockingham County NH part of the Boston metropolitan area popula suburban areas near has jumped 37 from so nnr IO In almost every case ur better sit down before you look at these low low prices SHOP TODAY SUNDAY 1 7 PM OR HUGE SAVINGS AT ABULOUS BING'S SUBURBIA Reg 5995 Magnificent new 'LANE tables walnut with rose wood accents Rog 7995 White Dove Cus tom Imperial mattresses ar kV box spring sIQ Reg 64995 Special purchase of RCA 23" beautiful console a aa Includes service Vm Reg 27995 Kroehler 3 piece a a aa a Mrand Mrs Chair grouping ljrjf: Prints and solids Reg 49995 large walnut egg A fa detailed dining room Exceptional Jr value bVO Reg JVvvj ran (aurornia modern in exotic styles and Jr Jr fabrics UOO New Parks Planned for Garfield Hts MODERN SLEEPER Kroehler modern sleeper in black vinyl Don't miss this exciting save 259 By PAULINE THOMA When you walk into the spacious foyer of the Clif ford Kocian home in Lakewood like leafing back into the pages of an earlier era of elegance The three floor London town house at 13834 Lake Avenue has been the beauti fully furnished home for Mr and Mrs Kocian and their six children for 23 years But now that the older children have grown up and left home and only Kay a Muskingum College sopho more is occasionally at the house the Kocians have placed the unusual old structure on the market Current smaller ville THE ered on the outside and with much gold and white paint census Preliminary totals and Italian marble on the interior is a duplicate of one the builder Clarence Mack admired in Eunme in the 1920s York Boston and other ci It has a library large ties Populations of US Cities Drop Suburbs Post Dramatic Gains KROmSTANlEYmtTjffilrk dilunKS JGsaRITE GMh nt SMY llNITB Ifllffi WW Ml UION DOLLAR This antastic Bedroom grouping include 65" hand detailed dresser with hooded mir ror a massive chest on chest and a Certosi na bed Available for immediate delivery' Choice of jade or warm pecan woods SAVE 40 $418 Milan Special Sale! i THIS WEEK ONLY i NOW THRU SAL AUG I This sensational offer a beautiful 5" 7" Living Color Portrait of your child at this I low low price 1 SELECTION OP POSES a ALL' PORTRAITS TAKEN IN LIVING COLOR ONE PER CHILD TWO PER AMILY SECOND CHILD TAKEN AT GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED AT PER CHILD 7" in LIVING COLOR 37d I WITH THIS AD 0 PEARL RD AT YORK 222nd A LAKE SHORE 558 4141 Mf Bait SPANISH 90" Stunning channel tufting set off by dramatic itrim Deep generous foam' seat and back 'jar luxurious comfort Available in easy care deluxe glove soft black vinyl MAA SAVES119 1 I 3r Il 11 11 1 1 i OMkBI I I iMll Ml I 1 1 1 a Wv 1 5 IW i 1 1 1 iwf I I I I US IHi Im 1 2 BP i 1 Illi 'Kr I 'ires 1 HHHBR mK siJK I IW TiiiiiTOI 'Io Tn IIIW11! IB nil RIIIM1T II Richmond Moll Great Lakes Mali I Summit Mall in front of in front of in front of Woolworth's Penneys Stouffer's A I.

About The Plain Dealer Archive

Pages Available:

1,243,218

Years Available:

1885-2019