Elyria Students Tour GM Warren Center
Five Elyria area students winners of Elyria Science Days visit General Motors technical center in Warren Michigan for an all day tour. From Elyria High School John Allen Bruce Winchell Linda Pleska and David Waltz join Richard Riddle head of the Elyria High science department. Don Kretschman from EDCHS also attends with Sister Mary Ida head of science.
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Elyria
General Motors Technical Center
Warren
Mich
Ternstedt Division
G.M. Corp
Elyria High School
John Allen
Bruce Winchell
Linda Pleska
David Waltz
Richard Riddle
Elyria High
Don Kretschman
Elyria District Catholic High School
Sister Mary Ida
EDCHS
Reapportionment Beyond Politics Says Rhodes Aide
SANDUSKY Ohio Finance Director Richard Krabach for Gov Rhodes backed a May 4 reapportionment plan as beyond politics and dismissed opposition as political. He noted a federal court will reapportion if the measure fails and cited details of the proposed 24 district map with four lawmakers per house from each party. Krabach urged expansion and cited bond plans for education and industry growth alongside a new state penitentiary and loans for colleges and small borrowers.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Richard Krabach
James A. Rhodes
Krabach
Willard Dudley
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Jerry Donahue
Donald H. Timmer
State Highway Department
Ash- Dland
Cincinnati
House of Representatives
Senate
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Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
U.S
Labor
Afl-Cio
Lorain County Community College
Krabaugh
Columbus
Firelands boards votes 45000 loan for district needs
Firelands Board of Education authorized borrowing 45000 due to current expenses and delayed tax money from Lorain County. About 200000 expected in first half. Erie County advance lasts to mid month. Resignations of two teachers approved. new music and travel pay schedules set. Tuition for nonresident students halted. enumerator appointed. bus bid and maintenance plans to be reviewed.
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Nenrietta
Lorain County
Firelands Board of Education
Firelands
Erie County
Flora Cannon
Nancyj¢ Piper
Notmen
Virginia Richards
Ustrict
Sliman Sales and Service of
Amherst
Charley E. Groth
Groth
Two Drivers and a Passenger Charged in Lorain County Mishaps
Lorain County authorities charged two drivers and a passenger after two traffic incidents. Scott Goodbar, 16, of 671 Bell Ave., was charged with driving without a license. Lee McKenzie, 16, of 413 Marseilles Ave., was charged with permitting an unlicensed person to operate. Ralph Turner, 22, of 906 East 34th St., Lorain, was charged with driving while intoxicated after a collision on Middle Ridge Road. The Goodbar vehicle struck a utility pole and damaged property, while Turner’s car rear-ended Gerald Mucha’s vehicle at a traffic signal. Estimated damages totaled $745 to the Goodbar car and $28 to the lawn, plus $50 to Turner and $50 to Mucha.
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Scott Goodbar
Bell Ave
Lee McKenzie
Marseilles Ave
Ohio St
Elyria
Ralph Turner
East 34Th St
Lorain
Turner
Gerald A
Mucha
McKinley St
Rt. 234
Middle Ridge Rd
Turner Auto
Avon Methodist Easter Observance
Avon Methodist Church holds Maundy Thursday communion at 8 p.m with Holy Communion in the pews. Good Friday at 3 p.m. offers altar communion. Easter Sunday opens with a 7 a.m. Sunrise Service, breakfast at 8 a.m. and services at 9:20 a.m. and 10 a.m. Student Minister Ron Deiter leads the sunrise event. Dr Ernest Knaulz leads the two following services.
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Avon
Avon Methodist Church
Ron Deiter
Ernest Knaulz
Water quality topic to be discussed at Regional Planning meeting
The Regional Planning Commission will hold a quarterly dinner at Saddle Inn, Avon Lake, April 21 at 6.40 pm to discuss water quantity quality and pollution. C. V. Youngquist of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will speak on Ohio water quantity. Representatives from the U S Geological Survey will cover civic and industrial pollution and the Ohio Department of Health will discuss qualitative standards for human use recreation and wildlife.
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Saddle Inn
Avon Lake
C. V. Youngquist
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
U. S. Geological Survey
Ohio Department of Health
W. C. Shea
The
Planning Commission
Commission
Professor P Frank Martinuzzi Dies in Zurich
Dr P Frank Martinuzzi a retired mechanical engineering professor at Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken died in Zurich Switzerland the announcement said yesterday
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Hoboken
N.J
UPT
P. Frank Martinuzzi
Stevens Institute of Technology
Zurich
Switzerland
Lincoln Center selects Blau and Irving for new repertory theater
Herbert Blau and Jules Irving, new Lincoln Center directors, plan a four play season at Vivian Beaumont, using a rotating schedule with six week runs. They emphasize responsive theater to current politics and events while avoiding a fixed balance of styles or period pieces.
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New York
HTNS
Lincoln Center Repertory Theater
Lincoln Center
Herbert Blau
Jules Irving
San Francisco
Orientalad
Broadway
Blau
Irving
Beaumont
Vivian Beaumont
Blaused Irving
Lincoln Center Theater
Amherst council sets study dates
Amherst council committees announced study meetings with Utilities at 7 50 p m April 20 to review street lighting water lines hydrants and Civil Service staffing. Building and Wands at 7 30 p m April 21. Finance at 4 30 p m April (date incomplete).
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Amherst
Civil Service
Actress June Allyson in domestic dispute with husband
Newport Beach California police reported June Allyson 43 and her barber husband Glenn Maxwell 33 fought Sunday night at their Lido Isle home. Maxwell faced a disturbing the peace charge after Allyson filed a complaint, bail set at 56 dollars. Allyson filed for divorce in 1964 then withdrew, later reinstated. Powell died January 2 1981.
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Newport Beach
Calif
UPI
June Allyson
Glenn Maxwell
Miss Allyson
Dick Powell
Maxwell
Lido Isle
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Powell
Gina Lollobrigida recovers jewels after tax payment
In Los Angeles, Gina Lollobrigida paid 14,200 in back taxes and retrieved about 16,000 in jewels impounded at the Beverly Hills Hotel. State authorities had seized the gems last Friday to satisfy California earnings taxes from 1959.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Ac‘ress
Gina
U California
California
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