Mosher backs new medical aid bill for seniors
Rep. Charles A. Mosher promotes H R 11276 offering comprehensive medical, surgical, and hospital aid for all over 65 with low income, plus tax credits for higher earners. He says the Bow plan avoids means tests and ties eligibility to existing tax systems, contrasting administration backed Kerr MIlls limits.
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Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin Republican
King- Anderson
Mosher
King-Anderson
Tive
Frank Bow
Canton
Bow
American Medical Association
John F. Kennedy
Republican
AMA
Kerr-Mills
Bow-Mosher
Planners widen latitude in Elyria rezoning talks
Elyria Planning Commission moved beyond rejecting petitions by recommending rezoning for a tract on Abbe Road to allow multiple family dwellings. The action follows City Solicitor Tattersall ruling that notice to all property owners permits rezoning without owner petitions, signaling broader planning authority.
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Elyria Planning Commission
Commission
J.C. William Tattersall
Planning Commission
Abbe Rd
Ohio Turnpike
Assembly of God Church
Elmer Mang
Westlake
Alse
John Croll
North Abbe Rd
Tattersall
Am City Council
Charles V. Neeson
James J. Seres
Seres
Neeson
Lorain
Ripike
Howard and
Mar
Gavel Caywood
Sion
RaiEdward Gawlik
Liquor Stores Observe Good Friday Hours
Elyria retail merchants plan to keep liquor stores open on Good Friday while residents attending Friday services will be accommodated with adjusted hours.
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Elyria Retail Eertchanta Amectation
Three injured in two-car collision near Milan
At a three-way intersection of Routes 2 299 and 113 near Milan three people were injured when Mary Helen Rybarcyk 22 of Elyria failing to yield caused a collision with Evylyn L Crofts 28 of Chicago Illinois and passengers Peter Heart 56 of Milan and Carol Conns 12 of Elyria. All were hospitalized at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Rybarcyk faced charges for failure to yield the right of way.
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Milan
Here
Mary Helen Rybarcyk
Spruce St
Elyria
Erie County
Rt 113
299
Evylyn L. Crofts
Redfere Rd
Chi Lake
Rybarcyk
Evylyn Crofts
Peter Heart
Ville
Carol Conns
Norwalk
Family Newswire Highlights Local Legacies
Norma Higgins reports Elyria community life with updates on residents, clubs, and local milestones. The Telegram Chronicle section notes births, anniversaries, and school events shaping neighborhood ties.
Taft criticizes foreign policy and spending at Avon Lake dinner
County Republican leader Bert A. Taft Jr addressed about 200 guests at the Avon Lake Republican Women's Club dinner at Saddle Inn. He warned that foreign policy errors threaten U.S. leadership, criticized use of "visiting firemen," and urged preserving private incentives in Medicare and limiting federal control in education and health. He said press Cassandra warnings mislead voters about 1963 prospects.
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Washington
Taft
Avon Lake
Rob
Bert A. Taft, Jr
Republican Women's Club
Saddle Inn
America
John.Newman
State Science Day draws 7 from area
Seven area high school students from Huron and Erie Counties will travel to Toledo May 4 to compete in State Science Day after earning top superior ratings at the North Central District contest held at Heidelberg College. Among the seven are Beverly Peabody and Al Drake of Norwalk. Ruth Kistemaker and Barbara Kluding of Norwalk. Stephen Burch of Vermilion. Mary L. Dellinger of Margaretta Castalia. and Patricia Keller of Margaretta.
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Huron
Erie Counties
Toledo
North Central
Far Heidelberg College
Beverly Peabody
Berlin
al Drake
Norwalk High School
Ruth Kistemaker
Barbara Kluding
Stephen Burch
Vermilion High School
Mary L. Dellinger
Margaretta
Castalia
Patricia Keller
Margaretta High School
Crawford
Erie
Morrow
Marion
Ottawa
Sandusky
Senica
Wyandot
University of
Nancy Cline
Linda Hoffmeister
BerlinLocal
Mark Pasek
New London
John Burk
Edward Vosatka
NewLondon
Jean A. Best
Milan
David Burtscher
Wayne Burt
Jack Tossell
Norwalk
Larry Ommert
Patric
K Whetsol
Bridge repairs near completion on Black River bridges
State Highway Department officials said the north and south bridges over the Black River will open to traffic by midweek after final paving. Ironwork has finished on the north bridge and blacktop is to be laid for about 190 feet to level the deck.
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State Highway Department
Black River
Charles E. Hamann
Ashland
Hamann
Vogt and Conant Erectors
Cleveland
Asher Briegger
Air heat board forms eight member advisory panel
G L Grandstaff announces an eight member advisory board on air conditioning and heating to aid the building standards and appeals board. The panel has no independent authority and will work with the parent group on industry problems. Members include Ernest H. Roberts and William Papay among others.
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G. L. Grandstaff
Board of
Building Standards and Appeals
Charles V. Neeson
Ernest H. Roberts
E. H. Roberts Co., Inc
William P Papay
Hultz Heating
Ohio college reform urged at Lorain County meeting
Dr. Martorana of the U.S. Office of Education told Lorain County Community College trustees that under the new Ohio law tuition would likely be higher and state aid limited. He urged cooperation with area schools to gauge interest, hire a surveyor, and hold informal discussions to build a plan for state lawmakers to amend the law.
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James T. Tracey
Ayres
Thompson
Board of Elections
Bound
Community College Board
Lorain County
Ludwig M. Pinvura
James P. Horn
Mikus
Ohio
S Vo Mar
Lorana
Washington, D. C
Lorain County Community ‘College
Boamnl
Harold Ewing
Board
Martorana
United States Office of Education
State Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cnliezes
Ank
Calfornia
State College of University
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Eisenhower
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Lebanon
Costa Rica
J. Norman Thompson
Budget Commission
Frank Ayres
C-T
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Bshussels
UPI
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