Heinton outlines basic planning to harness Seaway benefits
Rob ert C. Heinton vice president of marketing at the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co spoke to about 125 Northeastern Ohio officials and business leaders at the Ely ria Country Club on basic steps to maximize St. Lawrence Seaway advantages. He listed needs including reads for increased traffic water for inland counties sewer plans regional long range planning and enhanced promotion. He warned regional growth depends on urban and regional planning and noted Lorain County officials and industry groups attended the joint meeting with the Northeast Ohio County Commissioners Association and the county treasurers association.
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Ohio
Elyria Country Club
Robert C. Heinton
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
St. Lawrence Seaway
Heinton
Northeast Ohio County Commissioners' Association
County Treasurers Association
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Finland
Otto B. Schoepfle
Lorain County Printing and Publish
Ing Co
Lorain County
Schoepfle
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Heinion
Cleveland Utility
Northeast Ohio
Oscar G. Dunn
Northeast Ohio County Commissioners Association
Lorain
Carl Schmitkens
Portage County
Paul Schaeffer
Northeast Ohio Engineers Association
Elyria High School
Lila Young
Sally Sweet
Mary Rose
Denna Peterson
Robert C. Helnton
Cleveland Electric Dominating Co
C. B. Schoepfie
Moss Attacks Wilson Rules On Information Flow
House Government Information Subcommittee Chairman John E. Moss accuses Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson of creating higher barriers to information. He says the new regulations will increase leaks to favored newsmen and lay groundwork for an oppressive investigative machine targeting officials who release administrative or security material.
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Washington
INS
John E. Moss
Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Pentagon
Corn Supports Program Up
The Agriculture Department reports that 362,250,500 bushels of 1956 crop corn were placed under price support loans and purchase agreements through March 15, up from 341,202,251 bushels in the same period last year.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Chronicle-Telegram report from Elyria April 16 1967
Local Chronicle Telegram dispatch from Elyria Ohio dated April 16 1967 summarizes a community event or development with mentions of local figures and places. The brief notes ongoing activities and civic interest items typical of a small urban newspaper page.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County 4H Council Plans Officer Advisor Training
The Lorain County 4H Council finished plans for the Advisors and Officers Training Course to be held May 8 at Midview High School from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. Kathleen Greer will conduct training for advisors with one to three years experience. Six advisors were selected to train junior leaders and a tour of industries may be arranged. The council also set June 15 for a county 4H club excursion to a Cleveland Indians game and discussed bringing a state mobile dental laboratory for youth checks. A highway safety poster exhibit was proposed as a new junior fair activity with points for posters and new members. A joint meeting with the Junior Fair Board is planned for May 21.
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Lorain County
4H Council
Midview High School
Kathleen Greer
Elyria
Henry Schriver
Belden
Norman
McConnell
Pittsfield
Myrle Holcomb
Henrietta
Warden Bordine
Columbia
Gordon Hales
Eaton
Lawrence Jordan
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Baseball Club
Baltimore
Orioles
Elyria Community Welfare Council
Elyria United Fund
Junior Fair Board
Tedrick
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Walter A. Godfrey
Holt Agency
Elytia
Hyma
Holt
Ros
Bell & Howell
Big Picture Window
Loomis Camera
Regional Development Commission
Oscar Dunn
Northeastern Ohio County Commissioners Association
Ravenna
Northeastern Ohio County Engineers Association
C-T
Bank
Grand Rapids. Mich
Chicago
Bandit
THE
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
DIAL
Your
Lorain County Savings & Truest Co
Mac
Americas
Plymouth
Plemornifi
Seles
Plemonth
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