Ohio honors memory of sons who held the presidency
Ohio marks native sons who became U S presidents with monuments museums and homes across the state William Henry Harrison James A Garfield Rutherford B Hayes Ulysses S Grant Benjamin Harrison William Howard Taft and Warren G Harding are highlighted with sites in North Bend Mentor Niles Port Pleasant Delaware Marion and Fremont reflecting Civil War leadership and presidential legacies.
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Simail
Riverside House
Ohio
Venomen
United States
William Henry Harrison
North Bend
Hamilton County
Ohio River
James A Garfield
Orange Township
Cuyahoga County
Garfield
Mentor
Lawnfield
William McKinley
Niles
Buffalo
N.Y
McKinley
Port Pleasant
Clermont County
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Grant
New York City
Illinois
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Fremont
Books win clash as library moves to new Lorain site
Lorain County Community College Library relocates to a space across from O’Neil Sheffield Shopping Center between a women’s clothing shop and the State Aquar. Librarian Jack Scott says the move creates room for thousands more volumes and students. The collection expands with 400 titles borrowed from the State Library and 229 new periodicals, with foreign titles planned. The library opens full time this week, staffed by student assistants, and aims to serve all county residents, not just students.
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Lorain County Community College
Lahrs
Hic
O'Neil-Sheffield
State Aquar
Jack Scott
Scott
Columbus
Ubrary
Saturday Evening Post
Parents Magazine
United Nations Monthly Chronicle
Pravda
Krokodile
LCCC
Cleveland State University to open with 5350 students
Cleveland State University trustees set an initial enrollment of 5350 for the first fall term. Tuition and fees range from 3495 per academic year for Ohio residents to 990 for out-of-state students, and the board approved a 3,375,000 dollar budget for the first year with 1,755,000 provided by the state.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland State University
Board of Trustees
Ohio
Machinists Rally Against Issue Three in May Primary
About 3 000 Machinists Lodge members join other labor groups to oppose Issue Three on the May 4 primary ballot in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Safety features to shape 1980 autos say study
Washington receives a Cornell study predicting cars in 1980 will differ mainly in safety items. Devices may warn of slowing traffic ahead and trigger countdown lights, roof stop lights, rear color indicators, lane guidance, spacing reminders, wind gust assist power steering, and vacuum braking aids.
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Cornell University Aeronautical Laboratories
Mike Thorn’s crawl marks progress in brain rehab program
More than a year after brain damage from an accident, five minutes of crawling exercises five times daily help Mike Thorn improve to a 162 month neurological age. Volunteers and doctors at the Rehabilitation Center of Philadelphia oversee the program as he faces setbacks and hospital visits while aiming for continued development.
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Michael Thorn
Nigel Thorn
Wilder Ave
Michael
Rehabilitation Center
Philadelphia
Mike
Miller High Life Brewing Co
Philadelphia Clinic
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Barbara Host
Cleveland U
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