Annexation Map Outlines Lorain Territory Contested Areas
A map shows Black River and Brownhelm Township land west of the Steel City tied to annexation efforts. Petitions by 37 residents led by Frank Nardini cover a 6-2 corridor site including Ford plant area, with hearings set May 8 on Carl F. Olson’s petition. Contiguity to Lorain City hinges on Olson approval, potentially extending Lorain limits to Martin's Run.
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Village Plans To Oppose Annexation Of Ford Plant Site
Vermilion-on-the-Lake officials oppose annexing a 2100 acre area including the Ford Motor Co. plant site now under construction. A two man VOTL committee will seek to block Lorain or Amherst annexation plans by persuading planners not to circulate the Amherst petition.
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Ford Motor Co
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Ford Company
Beowickets Township
V.O.T.L
Gene Warburton
Sunnyside Beach
Jesse L. Odom
Station Rd
Vermilion area annexation debate stirs local meeting
Vermilion on the Lake council and annexation supporters push to preserve the Vermilion School District amid moves to join Amherst and Ford plant areas. A 7:30 p m meeting at Darling School addresses Black River and Yard plant area annexation and probes county official Mikus about legal steps while residents argue over information and neutrality.
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Rescued Japanese Ferry Sinks with 81 Missing in Inland Sea
A 39 ton Kita Ga Maru No. 5 ferry carrying 218 passengers and crew capsized after striking a rock near Hiroshima. Police report 31 bodies recovered, 5 missing, 141 rescued. Among aboard were pilgrims and a shrine official. survivors describe passengers packed like sardines. American planes aided search as coast guard investigates pilot error.
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Postal Fund Boost Clears House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a 41 million dollar increase for the Post Office Department through July 1, cancelling. Summerfield pressed for 47 million dollars in an emergency request, with a plan for drastic postal cuts to take effect at midnight unless funds are approved.
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Weather official hints at possible resolution on funding cuts
The Weather field's public relations assistant indicated that a workable solution may still emerge. Walter said a strong Appropriations Committee request paired with emergency funds approval could let Summerfield rescind the reduction orders. He stressed no intent to disrupt mail service, but noted the committee must enable cancellation of the cut order.
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Federal injunction fails to end River Terminal strike
A federal court injunction failed to stop a wildcat strike by about 300 River Terminal Railroad workers at Republic Steel Corp. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen did not end the walkout, threatening production at Republic's yards as union officers did not appear to order a return to work.
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Budget cuts trim federal agencies and postal service plans
A Northeastern Ohio budget report outlines $47.3 million cuts to the State Department and Information Agency, with 950 hires and no new staff funding, while the FBI remains spared. Post Office cutbacks include eight and a half hour weekday windows and Sunday mail service on a Sunday schedule, plus possible elimination of third class mail. Forecasts warn of reduced work weeks and shifted delivery, with postal box holders and special delivery priority noted.
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Jordan Faces Cabinet Move as Crisis Grips Aqaba Region
King Hussein seeks a cabinet formation by Abdul Halim Nimr amid Jordanian political turmoil and rising Middle East anxiety over the Gulf of Aqaba. Nimr, former defense and interior minister under ousted Suleiman Nabulsi, faces a split within the pro Nabulsi faction as Hussein weighs options. The crisis threatens stability and Israel fears a three front conflict if power shifts. Moslem Sabbath quietness contrasts with widespread tension and distributed leaflets.
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Ohio Snowbound State Faces Lingering Winter Blues
Ohio clings to wintry weather as nearly 2 inches of snow drifts across the northern half of the state. Temperatures plunge to the 20s with power outages reported in about 22,000 homes. Snow bands stretch from the northeast corner to Dayton, with Cleveland and Toledo logging notable totals and more snow expected.
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State Department Budget Cut Shocks Diplomats
Washington House Appropriations Committee slashes the State Department budget by over 20 percent, eliminating funds for pools and retreats for diplomats and curtailing planned expenditures. The move reshapes overseas programs and staffing, drawing concern from officials and allies.
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House Appropriations Committee
Bond Plan Suggested for Elyria Storm Sewer Project
A bond issue is proposed as the financing method for Elyria's $750,000 storm sewer program. The plan appears in the first page of the second section, outlining the used funding approach and timeline.
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Pan-American Stadium Fund Request Denied
The House Appropriations Committee rejected the administration request for 4.9 million dollars to build a Pan-American Games stadium in Cleveland. No reason was given in the report. Senator Lansche opposed the outlay and the State Department grew cautious after controversy.
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Frank J.lansche
Ohio
State Department
Republican proposes five billion tax cut bill in Congress
Rep Richard M Skimpson of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to lower personal and corporate taxes starting Jan 1. The measure, backed by a strong GOP push, would raise tax exempt income to 650 from 600 per taxpayer and dependent. Action depends on Democratic support and budget outcomes through June.
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