Mayor vetoes air pollution survey law in Elyria
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin vetoed the air pollution survey ordinance saying it won’t help the problem and the city can’t afford it. The measure would have allowed federal grant application for a two year air study with about 32000 from HEW. Council may attempt a override vote at the next meeting.
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Leonard P. Relchiin
Rebblin
Reichna
Ivery
Elyria
National Air Pollution Control Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Councilontingency Fund
Willian Arthur Ely
City Health Department
Reichlin
Elyria House Bill Aims for Second Municipal Court Judge
A bill to add a second judge to Elyria Municipal Court was introduced in the Ohio House by Rep. Donald J. Pease at the request of Mayor Leonard Reichlin and Judge Frank M. Wilcox. The move follows space and staffing pressures and could spur a push for a new city hall if enacted.
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Bill
Elyria City Hall
Ohio
House of Representatives
Elyria Municipal Court
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Frank M. Wilcox
Pease
Leonard P. Reichlin
Frank M. Wilcoz
Reichlin
Wilcox
United States
Panmunjom
North Korea
U.S
Pyongyang
Nixon
Youth on probation for drug involvement in Lorain County
A 15 year old Oberlin student was placed on probation after a raid on a Broad Street apartment February 28. Judge Henry P Webber withheld sentencing pending predisposition reports. probation length to be set by the probation officer and may run eight months to a year. Others involved include Timothy Sabota and Thomas Moyes arrested in the raid. a 17 year old delinquent awaiting psychiatric exams.
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Oberlin School
Gropout
Broad Street
Lorain County
Henry P. Webber
John McCrae
North Olmsted and
Elyria Ie
Ofimothy R. Sabota
Broad St. Thomas
Jmine Weliers
Beesa
Peng Aether
Destroyer finds bodies of two crewmen from downed plane
The destroyer USS Tucker recovered the bodies of one officer and one enlisted crew member from the EC121 shot down by North Korea. The search for the remaining crew continued as the Pentagon confirmed wreckage and life jackets were found.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
North Korea
Sea of Japan
Pentagon
Tucker
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Nixon
U.S
Chongjin
Wonsan
Battle deaths fall to lowest level since Tet began
Saigon reports last week saw 204 American and 34 South Vietnamese personnel killed, with 2,890 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths. Wounded totals rose for U S and South Vietnam as rocket and mortar attacks caused many injuries, while enemy ground attacks slackened.
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Saigon
U.S
Surgeon condemns circus atmosphere around heart transplants
Cleveland surgeon Dr. Jay L. Ankeney told the Lorain County Heart Association meeting that publicity around heart transplants is harming the field. He warned transplants remain experimental, with only four of 36 patients alive, and compared outcomes to dog transplants. He criticized media coverage and dismissed mechanical hearts as undesirable for patients.
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Cleveland
Jay L. Ankeney
Lorain County
The
Heart Association of
Dr Ankeney
Case Western Reserve University
Famed University Hospital
Ankehey Oai
Eee
Ankeney
Prospective jurors debated in Stifel murder trial
The Orville Stifel II mail bomb murder case in U S District Court advanced slowly into its fourth day in Cleveland. By 10 45 a m only two more tentative jurors had been seated bringing the total to 13. The judge ordered more jurors telephoned as many were at work and not reporting. Both sides will begin a third round of peremptory challenges once enough tentative jurors are seated.
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Cleveland
Orville Stifel II
U.S. District Court
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
Swm
Clerk of Courts
William Hopkins
U.S
Avon council weighs closer check on auxiliary police appointment
Council president proposes tighter review of the appointment process for auxiliary police as part of a broader effort to improve local safety and oversight. The item appears in the Avon section with page references for further details.
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Avon — Council
White fears protests could close Kent State
Kent State University President Robert S. White warned that student disruptions might raise questions about the university finishing the current quarter. About fifty demonstrators were arrested after allegedly forcing entry to a building housing a disciplinary hearing. most posted bonds. Two graduates, Clifford Stiwald and Matthew Flanagan, faced additional charges for property destruction and obscene literature distribution.
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Kent State
KENT
Kent State University
Robert S. White
White
Portage County
Kent City
Students For A Democratic Society
Walter Moore
Clifford Stiwald
Matthew Flanagan
Flanagan
Harold West Nominated to Lorain County Airport Authority
The rules committee recommended Harold A West to Elyria City Council for approval to join the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority. If approved, the appointment by Lorain County commissioners will fill the seat previously held by J William McCray who resigned in mid February. West is a 40 year old attorney and pilot from 323 Vassar Ave and former Elyria city councilman. The term runs to March 10 1971. The other member on the authority is Dr Paul J Minnele.
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Harold A West
Elyna
Lorain County
Elyria
West
J. William McCray
Elvna
McCray
Vassar Ave
Elvina
Third Ward
Paul J. Minnele
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