Lorain Council Feuds Over Antlers Hotel Bid
Amid verbal fireworks at Lorain City Council sessions, officials clashed with the governor and board of education while a street shooting interrupted post meeting activity. Debisky aided a wounded bartender as police tracked down the estranged husband. The Antlers Hotel debate lingered with council delaying a decision past April 75, effectively rejecting Lorain Incorporated’s sale offer.
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Lorain
Ohio
Litton Industries
Lorain Board of Education
Frank Dobisky
Council Chambers
Antlers Hotel
Debisky
Antlers
Council
Lorain Incorporated
Buildings - Lands Committee
Finance - Claims Committee
Protem Joseph P. Smith
Lorain, Inc
Elyria approves transfer of 30 acres for district needs
The Elyria School District seeks approval to acquire 30 acres from the Oberlin School District in Oberlin Township, citing transportation costs and distance from Oberlin pickups. Superintendent Robert W. Duncan notes no current students reside in the transfer area. Ohio public instruction official E Holl confirms proceedings in Columbus.
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Elyria
Amis
Oberlinherst Township
Board of Education
Oberlin
Robert W. Duncan
Oberlin Schools
Obertia
E . Holl
Dste
Public Instruction
Columbes
1 000 to Strut for Farm Union
Detroit UPI reports a farm union plans a parade and demonstration with about 1 000 participants. Organizers aim to press for policy changes and support from local communities and farmers. End of available readable text.
Elyria outlays exceed Lorain by water costs and deficits
City figures show Elyria's 1966 budget total of 5 122 182 surpassing Lorain's 4 948 548 by 173 634. Water works costs drive the gap with Elyria spending 1 265 729 vs Lorain 854 762. Elyria also funds replacement reserves, recreation, and capital outlay differently while general fund expenditures narrow the edge in several departments.
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Elyria
Lorain
Antone Ushelyi
Water Department
Water Works Department
County college rescue plan to aid dropouts blooms
Lorain County Community College launches a salvage program for slow bloomers and potential dropouts after a first semester study of 150 students with poor high school records. Seventy enrolled in developmental skills. thirty earned grades at or above the college average. The project aims to reduce talent waste with reading math and English remedial work, plus a new chemistry fundamentals course and a post summer session. Diagnostic testing and counseling are emphasized to tailor remediation and course loads.
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
H. L. Griffith
Griffith
Division of Student Services
Special Studies
Girl, 6, Darted In Front Of Car On Colorado Ave
A six year old east side girl Annette Betchey was treated and released at St Joseph Hospital after being struck by a car at 118 Colorado Ave. The driver Thomas Yost aged 23 of 2147 Larksmoor St reportedly received minor injuries and was not charged.
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Lorain
East Side
St. Joseph Hospital
Colorado Ave
Annette Betchey
Lakeside Ave
Thomas Yost
Larksmoor St
IRS offices offer Friday aid until 5 p.m. statewide
IRS offices will be open for taxpayer assistance all day Friday but close at 5 p.m. according to district director Frank S. Turbett Jr. in Cleveland. The Lorain office at 403 Broadway Bldg will open at 8:15 a.m. next week and follow Turbett’s 5 p.m. closing rule. Tax returns postmarked by midnight April 15 will be timely.
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Internal Revenue Service
Frank 5S. Turbett Jr
Cleveland
IRS
Broadway Bidg
Lorain
Turbett
Ex-governor dies in Fargo at 68
Former North Dakota Gov. Fred Randahl died Thursday at Fargo Hospital at age 68. He served as governor and later held state leadership roles, leaving a legacy in state politics and public service. He is survived by family and colleagues who mourn his passing.
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Fargo. N.D
Kids Egg Hunt Draws Northside Crowd At Finwood Drive
Easter egg hunt hosted by the Northeast Community League at the Hall residence drew ten prize winners across five age groups. Winners included Tim Brown Cheryl Hogg two year olds Tina Brian Sudnick three four year olds Debbie Smith Marvin Hall five six year olds Diane Shipp Mark Earle seven eight year olds and Rebecca Cherney John Taylor nine to 12-year-olds. Children from North Abbe Road Thornwood Hollywood Rosewood Crestview and Finwood Drive participated.
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Finwood Dr
Northeast Community League
James H. Hall
Blanche Shipp
Thornwood
Tim Brown
Cheryl Hogg
Tina
Brian Sudnick
Debbie Smith
Marvin Hall
Diane Shipp
Mark Earle
Rebecca Cherney
John Taylor
North Abbe Rd
Hollywood
Rosewood
Crestview
Finwood
Deportation case may soon be won for Anna Holoweckyj
U.S. Representative Charles Mosher says the House Judiciary Committee will recommend allowing Anna Holoweckyj to stay in the United States. The case stems from a 1960 arrival from Poland after a proxy marriage later annulled, with deportation proceedings begun and a 1962 marriage to Peter Holoweckys cited as securing her right to permanent residence.
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Anna Holoweckyj
Poland
Washi
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
R-13
Holoweckyj
House Judiciary Committee
House
Holoweckys
Mosher
United States
Lorain
Anna
Peter Holoweckys
Rep. Mosher
Judiciary Committee
Stolen 1956 Chevrolet Found After Prisoner Escape in Ohio
Cleveland police recovered a 1956 Chevrolet sedan abandoned in a West 2th Street parking lot after it was reported stolen from Vernon Allen of Durkee Road. Two inmates Gary Kemp and William Rusnak escaped from Grafton State Farm dormitory between 9 and 10 p.m. Sunday. no word on their whereabouts. Kemp, from Mentor, served time for breaking and entering. Rusnak, an armed robber from Cleveland, allegedly picked the dorm door lock.
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Grafton State Farm
Cleveland
The
Police Department
West 2Th St
Vernon Allen
Durkee Rd
Charles McDonald
Lorain County
Rusnak
Two Grafton youths injured in Rt. 57 crash
Early morning one vehicle crash on Rt. 57 left Donald Roth and William Warren in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Roth, driving a 19% sedan, ran off the road, struck a tree and utility pole, rolled over and came to rest on its top. Warren suffered multiple injuries including a severed artery in his left arm. Deputy Johnson cited no clear cause beyond possible sleep.
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Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Donald David Roth
Elm St
William ‘David Warren
Center St
Roth
Om Rte
Jundhon
Rte
Corporate gifts to colleges rise in Ohio grants
The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges reports 197 new gifts and increases totaling 99,228 for the 10 months ended March 31. March contributors include The Chronicle Telegram Standard Screw Co Western Division and Mid Continent Telephone Corp. These gifts push total corporate gifts past the million-dollar mark for colleges with a half-million more expected by May 31 to fund instruction for higher fall enrollments.
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Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
Chronicle Telestam
Standard Screw Co
Western Division
Mid Continent Telephone Corp
M4 Cloges
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Cheryl
Jim Daubel
Elyria Schools
Detroit
UPI
Ushelyi
County College
Yost
Ralph Rickel
Debby Lane
Avon Lake
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
Wellington
Rickel
Elyria Business College
Baldwin-Wallace College
CBI
Disabled American Veterans
Frances
Robert
Richard
Michelle
Junior Achievement Company
Timco
Timms Spring Co
Elmer
Kerekes
Laura Plas
Suzi Burke
Rick Bedoes
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