Steel and Tubes Division repeats safety crown at Lorain banquet
Republic Steel Corp. Elyria’s Steel and Tubes Division won the Industrial Trophy for safety at the Lorain County Industrial Safety Council banquet held at the Aquamarine Club Avon Lake. About 350 guests attended. Byron T. Morris accepted for the plant, which logged 1,085,718 man hours without a lost-time injury through March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron T. Morris
Ely Steel and Tubes
Republic Steel Corp
Morris
Indus
Lorain County Industrial Safety Council
Elyria
Steel and Tubes
Aquamarine Club
Avon Lake
O. F. Beckmeyer
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Industrial Association of North Central Ohio
Ray M. Brouse
Thomas W. Gallagher
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Coleman S. Christian
Lorain County
Ternstedt
General Motors Corp
Elyria Public Schools
Bendix - Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
American Standard
C. A. Olsen Mfg. Co
Auto
George May Ford Inc
Lorain
T. O. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Wilmot Printing Co
Eyria
Elyria Telephone Co
American Crucible Products Co
American Standard Air Conditioning Division
Ohio Screw Products Inc
Buckeye Mold and Die Co
Steel and Heavy Industry
Prout Chevrolet Sales
J. R. Dall Ford Sales
Llewellyn Motors
Rippel Motors, Inc
A. Nabakowski Co
Amherst
Price Brothers Co
Porsch Lumber Co
Matt Ebinger Coal Co
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Ware Vending Co
Colonial Printing Co
Amherst Public Schools
American Specialty Co
Graystone
Clearview student designs college seal for new Lorain college
Leonard Imbrogno a 15 year old Clearview High School sophomore won Lorain County Community College trustees contest selecting his seal among nine finalists from over 75 entries. The design shows an Ohio outline over a diploma and book with radial lines from an inked Lorain County replica. Leonard receives a 50 dollar government saving bond from Yonta International of Lorain. He attends Clearview High in Republic Steel Elyria area.
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Leonard Imbrogno
Clearview
Lorain County Community College
Leonard
Yonta International of
Lorain
Ohio
Lorain County
North Edge Rd
Lorain U S Steel moves 130 workers to Gary Gary area offers Gary plants jobs to Lorain layoffs
Lorain Works 130 workers on layoff status chose to relocate to Gary Indiana and accept jobs at USS Gary plant. About 250 responded to interviews. roughly 1,000 total in Lorain including 130 relocating. Union leader notes no relocation allowance and that transfers affect seniority and labor pool status.
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Lorain
U.S. Steel
Gary
Ind
Lorain Works
Alvin J.scheel
Scheel
Archie Broadfoot
Lorain County
United Steelworkers of
Broadfoot
Inland Steel
U.S. Steel Works
Cal
USS
USS Public Relations Department
Lorain County welfare costs rise in 1963 report
The Lorain County Welfare Department spent 1 945 507 on four programs in 1963, up 67 130 from 1962. Dependent children aid rose to 952 996, general relief 661 982, disabled aid 307 297, while aid for the blind fell to 23 232. Medical care totaled 47 079 in prescriptions and 173 651 for hospital services, with 16 percent of the budget for medical care. 79 339 welfare recipients worked on relief projects and 105 men and 83 women were placed in full time jobs. officials praised a shift toward rehabilitation and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Welfare Department
Gerard Prinz
Nottingham youths cited in rise of break-ins
A civil watchdog group in Nottingham England reports more break ins by boys under 14 than by older age groups, highlighting concern in the Robin Hood traditions city.
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Nottingham
Eng
UPI
Robin Hood
Mermaid Theater bans chips during Macbeth run
The Mermaid Theater in London has banned potato chips at performances of Macbeth, citing possible disturbance to other patrons as the production opens in two weeks.
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London
UPI
Mermaid Theater
Oberlin appoints Adams dean of students and English lecturer
Oberlin College announces Bernard S Adams of Lancaster Pa will assume the new Dean of Students post effective July 1. He will supervise non academic programs and student welfare while assisting deans in counseling and reports to him. Adams holds a PhD in progress from Pittsburgh and has held multiple university roles. He and his wife Natalie Stout have two children.
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Oberlin
Bernard S. Adams
Lancaster
Oberlin College
Robert K. Carr
Adams
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Yale University
University of Pittsburgh
U. S. Air Force
Princeton
Univer
Sity
Pittsburgh
Office of Educational Resources and Services
Modern Language Association J
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admission Officers
Free land offer questioned at Lorain college board meeting
A telephone discussion about a proposed 100 acre free land deal tied to the Abbe Rd site was revealed at a Lorain County Community College trustees meeting. No formal land offer was made and officials noted no contact from the land source.
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John Sarnovsky
Elyria
Andrew Warhola
Abbe Rd
Lorain County Community College
Warhola
Ernst Henes
Henes
Wellington Reservoir opens to angler boat use pilot plan
The Wellington Reservoir grants limited summer access for boats on the south reservoir under a test program. No motors, no ramps, and limited publicity aim to curb abuse. Enforcement includes plainclothes wardens with fines up to 200 dollars for littering and a goal to expand boat access if the pilot succeeds. 13410 rainbow trout stocked statewide with 1000 fingerlings in Oberlin Reservoir.
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Wellington Reservoir
South Reservoir
Harold Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Wildlife Division
Wellington
Ohio
Oberlin
Rights protest looms over New York World’s Fair opening
A civil rights demonstration planned for April 22 at the World’s Fair may halt citywide traffic in New York. Organizers urge peaceful protest as authorities brace for possible disruption during the event.
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New York
UPI
Amherst man pleads innocent in fatal crash case
Otho Phillips, 26, of 355 Henry Street Amherst pleaded innocent at municipal court arraignment on a manslaughter charge arising from a March 18 fatal crash. He is held on $1,000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing April 23. State Patrol reports say his southbound car on Baumhart Road failed to stop at Rt 113, hitting a car driven by Linda L. Muschitz, with a passenger killed.
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Oberlin
Otho Phillips
Henry St
Amherst
State Highway Patrol
Phillips’ Auto
Baumhart Rd
Linda L. Muschitz
RD 1
Rt 113
Charles W. Hall
Phillips
Missing Boy Sparks Sheffield Lake Police Probe
Sheffield Lake police report no trace yet of a boy missing after a family argument. Police Chief Clarence Hambly says the investigation continues with no leads and steps are being taken to locate the child.
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Sheffield Lake
Clarence Hambly
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Republic Steel Plant Repeats
Robert E. Shreiner
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
The
Safety Council
George J. Kienzle
Ohio State University
Sound Guides
Graystone Hotel
Concrete Masonry Corp
Ohio Edison Co
Sterling Foundry
W. C. Larson Foundry
Grafton
Western Automatic Machine Screw Division
the Perry- Fay Co
Nelson Stud Welding
Manufacturers and Fabricators Inc
Empire Spring Co
Elyria Manufacturing Corp
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
E Family Newspaper
Ludwig M. Pincura
College Board
James A. McConibe
John A. Rader
Avon
Robert King
Bowling Green State University
Dents
Fisher Scientific Co
Joseph Seskar
Crehore St
Miss June Chambers
Richard Gladish
Andover Ave
Brooklyn
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Fair
Henry A. Barnes
Manhattan
Bronx
New Jersey
Grand Central Parkway
Brooklyn- Queens
van Wyck
Flushing Meadow
Robert Moses
Ohio Division of Wildlife
N.Y
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