Elyria students shine at Mohican science day in Ashland
Thirteen Elyria students were named district winners at Ashland College and will join 56 district winners at the state science fair in Columbus. Walter Baron of Elyria District Catholic High School is Outstanding Biological Science Student and plans to study medicine at St. Louis University. Linda Freshwater of Elyria High is Outstanding Physical Science Student and aims for a medical career, pre med at Wooster College. Elyria High teacher Richard Riddle notes about 400 projects were entered district wide with 30 to 40 schools represented. state entries are limited to grades 9 through 12.
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College of Wooster
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Cameramen move to cripple networks as AFTRA strike grows
The motion picture camera men's union Local 644 seeks authorization to strike in solidarity with AFTRA, threatening to cripple ABC CBS and NBC network programming. Johnny Carson quits Tonight amid contract dispute as negotiations stall. Oscar show risks delay.
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Oblerlin council faces referendum on income tax proposal
The Oberlin council draws multiple critics as the fate of the income tax plan hinges on a referendum vote.
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Terrorism Ripples Through South Vietnam As Elections Near
Terrorism to disrupt South Vietnam's civilian transition rises with attacks on assembly members and polling places. Grenades found in cake boxes at two Constituent Assembly members' homes. at least four local candidates killed and 10 kidnapped. Communists and feuding factions blamed. Voting continues in 219 villages with high turnout. police post destroyed, 9 killed, 12 wounded. overall toll last week tallies 40 dead 102 wounded 103 abducted.
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County airport seeks US aid by April 27 deadline
The Lo rain County Regional Airport Authority faces a April 27 deadline to apply for federal aid under the 1968 airport construction program. FAA guidance, funding gaps, local cash shortfalls, and a Pittsburgh fundraising firm push shape the bid as an engineer recalculates costs. A tentative flight pattern coordination plan with Wallhead Airport awaits FAA approval.
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Parks plan Rhodes bond proposal for parks and waterways
Gov James A Rhodes outlined a $100 million capital improvements plan to the General Assembly funding parks and waterways. It includes seven family lodges, 600 cabins, 6,790 camp sites, 20 bathhouses, 37 fishing improvements and 22 wildlife area upgrades funded over six years with federal matching aid through the Ohio Bond Commission, voting May 2.
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General Assembly
Ohio Bond Commission
Weather outlook with showers and warmer warmth ahead
Variable cloudiness and warmer conditions with scattered showers tonight. Highs near mid seventies, lows around 30s to 40s overnight. Thursday expects continued scattered showers and mild warmth with a high near 90 degrees.
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Elyria Telephone to Study Colored Phone Costs
Elyria Telephone Co will study maintenance costs for colored telephones and the use of telephone jacks in response to Elyria council questions on extra charges. Ronald Taylor offered a report within 90 days, while defending rate disclosure and noting current bills list only filed rates.
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Elyria Telephone
Johnson asks Congress for postal rate hike and pay raises
President Johnson asked Congress for postal rate increases totaling 800 million dollars and a three step pay raise totaling about 2.5 billion for federal employees and armed forces. He urged a 1 cent letter rate increase to 6 cents and a 9 cent air mail stamp. He proposed phased pay raises beginning Oct 1 for 2.5 million civilian workers and later increases in 1968 and 1989. In separate items, a Sandusky fire killed 57 year old John Schupp and burned two others, while a Ravenna head on collision killed three Akron men.
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Fire kills eight Cornell students and a faculty member
A pre dawn blaze at the Cornell Residential Club dormitory in Ithaca New York killed eight students and one faculty member. About 12 others were injured with four students hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The 15 year old brick building housed 71 people at the time.
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