Move deadline weighed on 12 city sanitation workers
Lorain officials weigh extending a move deadline that would force 12 sanitation department workers to relocate inside city limits or be dropped from payroll. A May 7 annexation decision may influence the order issued by Zurich on March 19 and the broader employment issue.
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Lorain
George Zunich
Sheffield Township
Zurich
Ge Service
Alex Olejka
City Sanitation Department
Amherst mayor's court actions list several cited offenses
In Amherst mayor's court notices, O Gnagy, 21, of 203 Annis Rad South Amherst forfeited 37.50 for stop sign violation. Felix G. Halstead 43 Elyria forfeited 17.50 for speeding. James E. Lowe 44 North Ridge Rd Amherst DUI with 500 fine 200 suspended three days jail and six months probation. Frank A. Martin 33 Lorain speeding 22.50. Albert W. Miller 24 Amherst speeding 25 with 10 suspended and driving school. Donald G. Young 26 Amherst following fire truck 10.
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O. Gnagy
Annis Rad
South Amherst
Felix G. Halstead
Oakwood Dr
Elyria
James E. Lowe
North Ridge Rd
Amherst
Frank A. Martin
Edgewood Dr
Lorain
Albert W. Miller
Cleveland Ave
Donald G. Young
Birmingham 4-H elects Judy Normando as club head
Judy Normando was elected last night to head the Birmingham Junior Kitchenette 4-H Club. Other officers include Debbie Senn henn as vice president Darlene Wit ter as secretary Ruth Sennhenn as treasurer Jerry Hahn as news reporter Christine Klucas Pamela Herman as recreation leaders and Debbie Peasley as health and safety committee chairman. The next meeting is set for April 3 at 4 p.m. in the Florence Elementary School building.
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Birmingham
Judy Normando
Debbie Sennhenn
Darlene Witter
Ruth Sennhenn
Jerry Hahn
Christine Klucas
Pamela Herman
Debbie Peasley
Florence Elementary School
Electric test train injures overhead line near Manchester
A test electric train ran on a stretch of track near Manchester damaging a 3000 volt overhead cable and causing a temporary service halt. The train is undergoing further testing to assess the line.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Mayor accuses GOP of partisanship over Elyria levy
Mayor Charles V. Neeson charged Republicans with injecting politics into a nonpartisan Elyria two mill levy renewal. He said Council President Eugene Smith and the Elyria Republican Central Committee would not back the levy while some Republicans helped publicize it. The measure, to be voted on in May, seeks a five year renewal with funds split between operations and a new levy hall and fire station. Democratic groups have already endorsed the levy.
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Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Eugene 3. Smith
Elyria Republican Central Committee
Smith
Neeson
The
Central Committee
Vandals ransack Elyria Catholic High School
Five rooms at Elyria District Catholic High School were ransacked and about 400 dollars stolen after 11 p.m. Police found no forcible entry and discovered the administrative office, Rev. Donohoe’s office, and filing cabinet broken into. Classrooms were entered but desks were disturbed with no cash reported missing.
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Elyria District Catholic High School
Robert W. Donohoe
Zone appeals board denies all petitions in Carlisle
Carlisle Township zoning board rejects all appeal petitions including two Brentwood Lake Village lots. Building permits denied by inspector C Don Yonker and upheld by the board due to Lorain County Health Department opposition to additional construction on Brentwood sanitary facilities. Trustees approve routine bills, generator purchase, four road grader blades, and order 20 warning signs about construction restrictions. Doug Harrison 15 of 1850 Grafton Rd to receive a letter ўсё.
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Carlisle
Rosemere St
Black River
Aries
Doug Harrison
Grafton Rd
AFL-CIO Presses Bills During Easter Recess Drive
AFL-CIO launches a nationwide push urging members of Congress to back five priority measures dubbed the hot list. President Kennedy backs four items, including elderly medical care and a $2 billion public works program, while labor backs tax changes and opposes the investment credit.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
Congress
Huch
Tiwo
iKennedy
Labor Federation
Kennedy
Hospital Magnolia Relocated to Benefit City Park
Elyria Memorial Hospital will move a 22-foot magnolia tree from its grounds to make way for a building project. Park Superintendent John Madhock said the tree will be added to the city’s flowering shrubs and trees later this week. The hospital property committee and Hospital Administrator Harold Zealley approved donating the tree to the city.
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Elywood
John Madhock
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold Zealley
Wealthy cattleman Waggoner dies after hydroplane career
William T. Waggoner, 57, cattleman and owner of record setting hydroplanes Maverick I and Shanty, died Monday in Phoenix Arizona. The financier and racer built a notable aviation and speedboat legacy.
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Phoenix, Ariz
William T.waggoner
Amherst Dem committee meets tomorrow evening
The Lorain County Democratic precinct committee men will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Marble Manor conference room. They will discuss geographical areas and duties of the committeemen. All Democrats are invited to attend.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Marble Manor
Burglary at Lorain Ave Home Nets Loot
Sheriff investigated a burglary at the Carl Smyth residence 3830 Lorain Ave. Saturday evening. Mrs. Smith found drawers ransacked on her return at 10 45 to discover two shotguns a Winchester rifle two wristwatches a pistol two transistor radios and ammo missing worth nearly 100 dollars in cash.
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Lorain
Carl Smyth
Lorain Ave
Sheriff's Department
the Hague
UPD
Philco
Westings
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Stanford offers year language study abroad program
Stanford University announces a new program for candidates pursuing master's degrees in education to study Chinese Japanese and German for a college year abroad, focusing on intensive language training.
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Stanford, Call
UPIE
Stanford Universit
Stranger reports odd home entries on Louisiana Avenue
Johan Moyes of 41 Louisiana Ave reported to police that a rear garage door was pried and entry made likely Thursday night. He and Mrs Moyes found items disturbed and doors open on several occasions, but nothing was taken. Friday's report was their first.
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Johan Moyes
Louisiana Ave
Atomic Energy Plant Electric Bill Shocks Portsmouth
A Goodyear plant in Portsmouth Ohio charged the Atomic Energy Commission a monthly electric bill of six million dollars for energy usage. The figure highlights the cost of powering the energy plant operated by Goodyear for the commission.
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Portsmouth
Atomc
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Atomic Energy Commission
PTA installs new Forestlawn officers for 1962 63
Forestlawn Elementary School PTA elected officers for the 1962 63 term at a 7 30 meeting last night. New officers include Mrs George Boerwinkle president Mrs Jerry Olsen vice president Mike Miller second vice president Mrs Edward Erdman secretary and Mrs William Miller along with Mrs Sam Carolle and Mrs Al Wisniewski as county council delegates. A 93 check from a school wide rag drive will fund first aid equipment for the school including a cot blankets and a first aid chest. Delegates attended the 27th annual congress of Ohio Parents and Teachers Inc. representing Forestown PTA.
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Sheffield Lake
Forestlawn
George Boerwinkle
Jerry Olsen
Mike Miller
Edward Erdman
William Miller
Michael Miller
Forestown Pta
Conjtress of Ohio Parents and Teachers, Inc
Sam Cavallo
al Wisniewski
al Aufdenkampe
Fishing Pact Between Moscow and Oslo Signed
A Soviet Nor wegian fishing agreement was signed in Moscow on Monday according to Tass the Soviet news agency. The pact covers joint fishing rights and coastal access along the Barents Sea and Arctic waters.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
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