City Council backs central storage building plan
NORTH RIDGEVILLE council members urged cleanup of city property and backed a report proposing a centrally located storage building between City Hall and the fire station to house equipment and materials. The site near the water tower would be sized to fit space, with expansion plans and future land needs to be considered.
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North Ridgeville
Building and Lands Committee
City Hall
Glen Woodard
Richard Noll
Alex Kanaress
Council
Ohio lawmaker backs bill to ban police strikes
Columbus AP report notes Rep Norman A Murdock R Cincinnati plans to introduce a House bill proposing collective bargaining and mandatory arbitration between police and government bodies. The measure would ban police strikes and impose a 25 dollar daily fine on strikers, backed by the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Columbus
Ohio
Norman A. Murdock
R-70
Cincinnati
Murdock
Order of Police
Plan for Auglaize Mercer Joint Vocational School approved
State Board of Education approved a $3.5 million Auglaize Mercer Joint Vocational School District to serve about 5,000 students across 11 districts. Bond issue would average 1.38 mills for 2 years and operating levy 1.44 mills, with $271,864 state support and $550,000 annual operating cost. Public hearing set June 9 on revised elementary standards.
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Columbus
UPI
Auglaize
Mercer
State Board of Education
Ohio
Marion
Robert O. Greer
MacMillan condition unchanged in hospital report
London doctors said Harold MacMillan remains in stable condition at Thomas’s Hospital after an acute jaundice attack. The 75 year old former prime minister was admitted yesterday for observation following the March 29 illness and has been resting at home in Sussex.
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London
UPI
Harold MacMillan
Macmillan
Thomas's Hospital
Prestoutly
Chetwood Gate
Sussex County
E.serhower
St Thomas’s
Burglary Reported at Findon Home on West Third Street
Police report a burglary at the Findon residence 8 West Third Street yesterday morning. Thieves cut a screen, forced an axe door, and broke a storm door to enter. About $45 in cash was taken. a family member found the break in at noon after leaving about 9 a.m.
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Jesse Findon
West Third St
Polire
Findon
Heart
Ridgeville residents plant 1,000 trees in new city park
In North Ridgeville on Route 20, residents planted about 1,000 locust, walnut, red oak, buckeye and evergreen trees for the city’s new park. The effort, led by civic volunteers, aims to create a monument to future generations beside a 13 acre parcel donated by Biskind Development.
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Ridgeville
New City Park
North Ridgeville
Johnny Apple
New Park
Rt. 20
Jim Noll
Biskind Development Corp
Old Mills
Center Ridge Road
Teens for Decency rally plans draw teen volunteers
Cincinnati teens mobilize for a March 25 Teens for Decency rally at Cincinnati Garden led by Fred Wymore UC student. volunteers meet after a February kickoff with 500 attendees and widespread support from local groups. proceeds aid Shrine Circus, city aims to handle crowds, and TV figures offer emcee duties as planners finalize program details.
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Cincinnati
Fred Wymore
Cincinnati Garden
Cincinnati Enquirer
Frank Weikel
Miami
Fla
Bob Braun
Charles Kehrer
The
Enquirer
Wymore
University of Cincinnati
Janets
American Legion
Dick Clark
Shrine Circan
Shriners
North Ridgeville community notices and upcoming elections
The North Ridgeville Dem onatic club hosts a 6 90 p m luncheon and card party at Tudy s Restaurant Rt 54 Lorain with an officer installation and 1980 70 nominations announced by the nominating committee for president Mrs James Shulteaberger vice president Mrs Harvey Jarvis secretary Mrs William Bender treasurer Mrs Glessoner Yeager further floor nominations possible Displays show student activities. Wilcor Elementary School PTA reelected Mrs Polk Biggs president and Ronald Jocham named to second term as vice president. secretary Mrs Frank Mihalek. delegates Mrs Ronald Basen Mrs James Byer Mrs David Kratofil. alternates Mrs Randall Worth Mrs Frank Kitchel Mrs Clyde Housel. A rummage sale by the PTA will be held Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m at city hall.
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James Shulteaberger
Harvey Jarvis
William Bender
Glessoner Yeager
Parnet
Ronald Jocham
Frank Mihalek
Ronald Basen
James Byer
David Kratofil
Randall Worth
Frank Kitchel
Clyde Housel
Jack Stoud
Clair Norton
Wayne Park
Russell Morris
City Hall
Truck driver no sand man in desert mission
A strange report describes a truck driver who is not a sand man. Years ago a French army driver joined notable figures and struck a tree in the Sahara Desert, the only one in a 1,000 square mile expanse.
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Sahara Desert
The Reluctant Taxpayer in the Night Club Circuit
A theatrical agent frequents cocktail lounges and night clubs to sell talent and discover performers. A lesser operator toils without headliners under contract, hustling for engagements and a future star. His diary notes city visits club names and round checks like 100 or 200 dollars to cover bills and travel.
Federal aid freeze proposed to curb campus disorder
Rep. William H. Harsha of Ohio urged a bill to freeze all federal money to schools within five days of any campus disorder. Funds would return only after HEW approval that steps were taken to prevent recurrence, and pay to faculty guilty of related legal violations would be suspended as well.
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Washington
UPT
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Capitol
Harsha
Academe
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Ers
Ashland Talk by Dr Treer on Dead Sea Scrolls Adventure
Dr John C Treer of Baldwin Wallace College will speak at Ashland College Memorial Chapel Thursday at 7 PM. Admission free. The noted archaeologist will recount the discovery and ensuing intrigue of the Dead Sea Scrolls and their significance.
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Ashland
John C. Treer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ashland College
Trever
At & P.m
Ashland College Memorial Chapel
TV networks report profit increase in US earnings
Networks in the United States earned 9,964 million dollars before taxes, marking a 1.1 percent rise from the previous year. The gain reflects improved profitability across major broadcast and cable outlets amid evolving viewing trends.
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Washington
UPT
United States
Exchange student program seeks host families
Hopes for an American Field Service exchange student next school year fade as Ridgeville residents learn host families must share their homes with a foreign student. Requirements include at least 35 year old parents, a spare bedroom, and parental supervision when the student is home from school. AFS provides personal spending money and covers medical and special costs. contact Mrs. Lawther at 36116 Westwood Dr. for details.
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North Ridgeville
Donald Lawther
The
American Field Service
AFS
Lawther
Westwood
Junior High Orientation Dates Set At Local Schools
Mackey Jae ih reports Wilcox School will host orientation on April 2 with sixth graders in focus, Fields School on April 24, and Lear North on April 2. Panels will explain junior high expectations to seventh grade students.
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Mackey
Jae Ih
Pele
Wilcox School
Fields School
Berit
Lear North
Freedom shrine gifted to high school by local club
A local club presented a freedom shrine to the high school. Speakers included Mark Potter discussing the Treaty of Paris and the end of the Revolutionary War, Mona Wise on the letter of re Bulge. Gen Aliff's reply Nuts! is cited as a notable American moment.
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Mark Potter
Mona Wise
Re- Bulge
Aliff
Auxiliary police dance sells out in North Ridgeville
The North Ridgeville Auxiliary police dance is a sell out for Saturday as officials confirm the event is fully booked and more tickets are not available. A spokesman for the group noted demand remains high and urged attendees to arrive early for seating.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Alums Host Friday Dance Night
North Ridgeville High School Alumni Association sponsors a Friday dance from 8 pm to 1 am on Ridge Road. Music by the Mary Krebs Band with Les Pratt as caller. Alumni committee outlines special arrangements.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgevile High School Alums Association
Mary Krebs
Les Pratt
Ridge Rd
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