The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 36

D10 Akron Beacon Journal Monday, September 10, 1984 DEATHS ELSEWHERE AREA DEATHS a Toledo jyUi Lake Erie 90X 01. 5 Sandusky --r Cleveland jf Hs A Norwalk i ohio vAkn OConstruction areas I (7) to Turnpike interchanges fl Jl 5Canton Township. Saturday. Swigart funeral home, Canal Fulton. Stagner Richard 67, of 1600 Brittain Road, Akron.

Sunday. Atkinson-Feucht-Shaidnagle funeral home. Thomas Katherine of Ft. Myers, formerly of Mog-adore. Today.

Trapp Emily 94, of Venus, formerly of Cuyahoga Falls. Sunday. Carr funeral home. Trockle Ludwina 88, of Akron. Saturday.

Dunn-Quig-ley Ciriello funeral home. Beocon Journal Work on Ohio Turnpike to be done in 3 months If you vowed never again to travel the Ohio Turnpike after being trapped in construction traffic this summer, be assured that the work will be done within three months. Of course by then you may have to contend with ice and snow. Robert Barnett, information and research director for the Ohio Turnpike Commission in Be-rea, said the 22 highway projects under way across northern Ohio are scheduled to be finished in late November, although more projects are scheduled to begin next spring. John Robert Fluor, chairman and chief executive officer of the giant California-based engineering and construction corporation that bears his name, died of cancer Sunday.

He was 62. Michael Hudoba, a retired. Sports Afield editor who served a term as president of the National Press Club, and his wife Frances, drowned in the Potomac River on Saturday after boat capsized. Yilmaz Guney, a fugitive leftist militant who shared a Cannes Film Festival prize for Yol, a film he began directing while in prison for a slaying in his native Turkey, died Sunday. He was 47.

Chemical spills on Expressway About one gallon of methyl ethyl ketone, a flammable industrial chemical, spilled from a truck on the Akron Expressway this morning after the truck jackknifed while the driver was trying to avoid hitting a car, police said. Truck driver Wilford J. Lowe, of Lansing, was on the ramp between Interstate 77 north and 1-76 east before 2 a.m., when a car pulled in front of him from the berm of the road, a witness told police. LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by The City of Akron al the Purchasing Office, 164 S. High Akron, OH.

44308, until 10:30 A.M. local time September 25, 1984, for: 1. DIESEL ENGINE PARTS FOR W.P.C. PLANT 2. OFFICE RENOVATION O'NEIL'S BUILDING Specifications, which Include compliance with City Ordinance No.

6161970, Equal Employment Opportunity of Public Contracts, may be obtained at the Purchasing Office. The attention of prospective bidders is called to the fact that as a minimum the prevailing rates of wages on public improvements for Summit County must be paid as provided for in Sections 4115.03 through 4115.16 of the Ohio Revised Code. Bids shall be enclosed In an envelope, sealed, addressed to The City of Akron, Room 501 Municipal Building, 166 S. High Akron, OH. 44308, and plainly marked on the outside: "SEALED BIDS -SEPTEMBER 25, The City of Akron, through its duly authorized constituted officials, reserves the right to reiect any, part of any or all bids, to waive Informality In any bid, and to hold all bids for a period of 30 days before acceptance.

By order of The City of Akron GEORGE P. MANOS, Purchasing Agent timates and now on of said of the Village Falls. Copies of specifications, contract, all necessary are available of said a cost of set. Each bid full name or company same and by a bond check on a the amount bid to the the Village, that if the a contract Into and properly Should any such be forthwith bidder, and be accepted, check will the proper securing and the same. The Village Falls, through and reserves reiect any and to waive any proposal.

DOUGLAS Sept 8 10 PUBLIC The Board Springfield hold a the Town Summit Beougher Alma 75, of Akron. Saturday. Stampfle funeral home. Black Winifred, 61, of 131 Har-court Akron. Sunday.

Shorts funeral home, Ravenna. Boylen Carl Monroe 62, of 607 Wooster Road Barber-ton. Sunday. Hahn funeral home. Branson B.J., 73, of 970 Hartford Akron.

Saturday. Stewart Calhoun funeral home. Chafe Sandra Marie, 27, of Akron. Sunday. Dunn-Quigley Ciriello funeral home.

Collins Nettie 78, of Akron. Saturday. Schermesser funeral home. Duke Ruby 69, of Saturday. Adams funeral home.

Holben Ronald 35, of Bar-berton. Saturday. Mills-Cox funeral home. Jeter James 77, of 263 S. Main Akron, formerly of Silver Lake.

Saturday. Carr funeral home. Madden Ella 84, of 2075 Warren Akron. Saturday. Hahn funeral home.

Marras Anton 69, formerly of Akron. Saturday. Carr funeral home. Munchlck Mark Alan, 20, formerly of Akron. Saturday.

Billow funeral home, Fairlawn. Powell Mary Elizabeth, 75, of Barberton. Saturday. Hahn funeral home. Rader Dorothy 79, of 5654 Bonnie Lou Drive, Franklin Lots add: Detached garages may be constructed five feet from the side line and rear lot line.

Tax map change as follows: From R-2 Residential to I- I Industrial the following described property: Commencing for reverence at the point of intersection of south line of O.L. 15 with the center line tangent of Cleveland Avenue (S R. 532); thence N. 22 degrees II ft. 07 in.

a distance of 107.61 feet to the northeast corner of land now or formerly owned by R. H. and B. Brannon (Vol. 5120, Page 580), and being the true place of beginning of the tract and containing approximately 5.235 acres, more or less.

HELEN M. SCHRADER, Township Clerk TWYLA ROMAN, Chairman LEGAL NOTICE The Summit County Probate Court will consider approval of an exchange of properly between the Akron Metropolitan Park District and Valley View Golf Club, at a hearing on 12 October 1984 at 10:00 a.m. In the Probate Court. Summit County Court House. The property to be exchanged by the Park District consists of two parcels containing approximately 0.93 and 6.54 acres located In the City of Akron, County of Summit and State of Ohio and known as being part or all of Lots 38, 39, 41, 44, 45, 46, 52, and 53 of the Wheelock Cuyahoga Acres.

The Park District will receive In return, five parcels containing approximately 2.94, 2.28, 1.51, 2.44, and 2.56 acres in the same location and known as being part or all of Lots 33, 35, 40, 42, and 43 of the wheelock Cuyahoga Acres. A map indicating all parcels to be exchanged may be seen at the Metropolitan Park District Office, 975 Treaty Line Road, Akron, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and at the Summit County Probate Court. JOHN R.

DAILY, Secretary Metropolitan Park District Sept 10 17 24 Oct 1 F3W Failed Trumbull aircraft plant set for sale at sheriff's auction Associated Press WARREN Some time within the next few weeks, the empty, year-old Commuter Aircraft Corp. plant will be sold at a sheriff's auction, perhaps the largest foreclosure sale in Trumbull County history. The plant at the west edge of Youngstown Municipal Airport is the largest tangible evidence of a dreamed-of aircraft industry for the Mahoning Valley. Several attempts have been made to bring an aviation industry to the area since the steel industry began fading in recent years. The CAC factory was the largest effort, built in 1982 and 1983 with the help of a $10 million loan from 10 area banks, a $3.4 million federal grant and $1 million from private investors.

It was completed, but CAC failed to get enough orders to start production of a commuter airplane. CAC folded last fall, and backers began foreclosure proceedings. The 10 institutions heretofore approved file in the office ClerkTreasurer of Munroe such plans, proposal, bond forms and information at the office ClerkTreasurer at S10.00 for each must contain the of every person interested in be accompanied or certified solvent bank in of 10 of the satisfaction of as a guarantee bid is accepted, will be entered Its performance secured. bid be reiect-ed, bond or check will returned to the should any bid such bond or be returned upon execution and of the contract performance of of Munroe its duly authorized constituted officials, the right to and all proposals Informality in F. SCOTT ClerkTreasurer NOTICE OF HEARING of Trustees, Township, will Public Hearing at Hall, 2459 Can-field Akron, Ohio, at 6:30 P.M., September 27, 1984.

This Is In regard to the following text and map changes: Under fee schedule: After the words "Land Use" add grading and structures without cubic content the fee shall be fifty dollars. The fee for Issuing a zoning certificate for the Installation of a swimming pool shall be Twenly-Five Dollars. Eliminate Sub-paragraph page 600-16 Section 624 Domestic Animals. Add to Section 1001.2 Section 0-1. Non-conforming Figures for this summer are not yet available, but no serious accidents were reported on the turnpike Labor Day weekend.

Last week, "Traffic was bad," said Capt. Russell Miller of the Ohio Highway Patrol in Berea. "It was backed up (Monday) all around Sandusky and Elyria and just east of Strongsville." Miller said he could not estimate how long some motorists may have waited. "Sometimes, the time gets away from you when you're waiting," he said. "You might wait 10 or 15 minutes and think it's an hour." from General Motors Corp.

and Wright Air Lines. Wright decided to stay at Cleveland, and GM backed out. But Gilbert Singerman, president of Wright and founder of Advanced Turbo, continued in recent months to express interest. McKay would neither confirm nor deny interest from American Skyships Industries, another firm which opened, then closed, an office in Youngstown. Skyship executives could not be reached for comment.

"If nothing happens, if all the banks wind up losing their money, it'll be a catastrophe," McKay said. "At the same time, if an employer comes in and jobs are created and we still lose money, is that success or isn't it? "We went into this with our eyes wide open. We knew the speculative nature of what we were doing. I'd far rather be accused of supporting a failed opportunity than not supporting one that could have made it." sfnior citizens' area, but are con-s dering a nursing home proposal. "We hope to break ground sometime in March," Burkett uaid, adding that if plans go well, the project could be completed in three years.

Though the shell of the shopping area alone would cost $2 million, Burkett had no cost estimate for the entire project nor one for how much financing would be sought. He said the proposed project site is triangular and would offer homes seclusion from the shopping area: "Over half of the land is wooded," he said, "and we'll try to save as many of the trees as possible." A meeting is scheduled Sept. 17 between the developers and the five-member Doylestown Planning Commission, which includes the mayor. If the commission approves a preliminary plan, public hearings will be scheduled. If rejected, developers could revise their I don't think we want a strip out there," Mayor Daniel said.

"We'd like to keep it as a residential area, but we realize we have to have commercial development. "We need tax monies coming in, the same as any other community." Daniel said merchants were not afraid of competition, but were concerned about having two separate retail areas. Officials said $40 million was spent on current projects. Work is being done on 70 bridges including the span over Brecksville Road in Richfield, the span across the Cuyahoga River Valley and the bridge over Tinker's Creek near Hudson. Construction has caused long delays in the Sandusky area near Cedar Point, but traffic flow has not been seriously interrupted in Summit County, Barnett said.

He said traffic around Sandusky may have been at its worst during Labor Day weekend. Traffic peaked that weekend last summer. which hold the first mortgage are expected to be high bidders at the sale, although their spokesman said he is hot responding to inquiries about the property until title is cleared. "We've stopped worrying about whether this group or that group will come up with the money to buy the plant," said Don McKay, president 6f Home Savings Loan of Youngstown, the leading lender among the 10 banks which foreclosed. "Once the plant is sold in foreclosure, we'll find out who is serious and who isn't," he said.

"There's a big difference between expressing interest in the plant and actually making a bona fide offer for it." He estimated there are 20 inquiries about the property from prospective buyers or tenants, but indicated not all are serious. Advanced Turbo Manufacturing showed interest early this year. It had a promise of $5 million from the state, and support are planning an octagonal shopping area about the size of two K-mart stores. The mall would be located about three-fourths of a mile from downtown. The area would contain seven to nine stores, with one major tenant taking about half the space.

Burkett said he could not yet name the primary tenant. "Doylestown doesn't really have a shopping center," he said. "Many people go to other communities to shop." Approval of city officials and financing must be secured before the project can proceed. Burkett said he and his partner have acquired 78 acres at Gates Street and Ohio 585 on the village's north side. Plans also call for condominiums, single-family homes and a park.

Developers had planned a ambulance chief's car there was no place to pull off the road. He said the cruiser's flashing lights were working. Police said the ambulance came over a rise in the road that blocked the view of the parked cruiser. Police said the cruiser, bought this year, was a total loss and damage to the ambulance was extensive. sept 10 1 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Village of Munroe Falls at the office of the ClerkTreasurer, 43 Munroe Falls Munroe Falls, Ohio 44262, until 1 o'clock P.M.

on September 14, 1984, at which time they will be publicly opened and read, for furnishing the necessary materials, labor, tools and equipment to construct a SEAL COAT (ITEM 409) on Highland Game Spray Carmia and Luden Av. (total 9200 lineal feet), all In accordance with plans, specifications and es Stark Flinner Kenneth 76, of 2628 11th St. S.W., Canton. Saturday. Reed funeral home.

Hoadley Barbara 52, of 53iy2 S. Arch Alliance. Sunday. Cassaday and Turkle funeral home. Ling Mary Ann, 94, formerly of Canton, in Alliance.

Saturday. Reed funeral home. Portage Bradshaw Walter 32, of Kent. Sunday. Miller's funeral home, Gallipolis, Ohio.

Horning Albert 86, of Wa- terloo Road, Mogadore. Sunday. Bissler Sons funeral home, Kent. Medina Morse Ella Hazel, 91, of Canterbury Villa, Seville, formerly of Canal Fulton. Sunday.

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lav-Awav. 90 Doy. ADCE OR CLE Ek Li isa Li syr-Jjfy 'J Doylestown shopping plaza plan raises fears about downtown YA) SITowcaseshoppes 21 PER' a 1 a great geiaors. QUE 1017 PRIGS! from 2 FER' Luxurious, Reclina-Rocker A proposed shopping and residential complex in Doylestown has the mayor wondering whether revenues from future shoppers will come at the expense of the village's downtown. Whether the proposed complex in northeastern Wayne County would hurt existing retailers "is the big question on everybody's mind," Doylestown Mayor Gene Daniel said.

He hoped the experience of nearby Wadsworth, which has a relatively new shopping center on the far north side of town, could be repeated in Doylestown. "In Wadsworth, the downtown stores are still occupied," Daniel said. "I'd hate to see our downtown stores boarded up," he added. David Burkett, who owns Home Remodeling in Akron, said he and his partner, Jeff Fuelling, Lawrence hits police Lawrence Township acting police chief Jim Whittington, who also is the township's fire chief, will be filling in a lot of accident report forms this week. Whittington had responded in a police cruiser to an accident call at 3:42 p.m.

Saturday when the fire department ambulance, also responding, slammed into him on Canal Fulton Road, 75 feet south of Lawrence Road, in the Village of Clinton. Miriam Bartolc, a member of the ambulance crew, was treated at Massillon Community Hospital for minor injuries. Driver of the ambulance, Gary L. Vardon, and crew members Gary Pratner and Paul Inghram were treated at the scene. Whittington was not injured.

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