Lorain County LCC opens first law enforcement workshop
The Ohio Board of Regents sponsors a two day series beginning Tuesday at Lorain County Community College. It features six speakers on juvenile problems in and out of court. The event invites police personnel municipal officials and citizens groups at no admission charge.
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LCC
Lorain County Community College
Edward Sikora
Ohio Commission On Crime and Delinquency
Ohio Board of Regents
Lorain County Police Chief's Association
College Law Enforcement Advisory Committee
Professors back Lorain County Community College levy
The Lorain County Community College Chapter of the American Association of University Professors votes unanimously to support the 125 mill operating levy in the May election. John Leeson says funds will boost staffing, construction, and local suppliers, benefiting citizens through lower attendance costs and broader community growth.
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Lorain County Community College Chapter
The
American Association of University Professors
Rain County
John Leeson
Lorain County
Professor Group
Leeson
Motorcycle Truck Crash Injures Girl in Columbia Station
Linda Austin 18 and James Griffith 18 were on a motorcycle when Griffith attempted a U turn on Rt 82 at 542 pm yesterday. Wiliam Kolonick 46 swerved to avoid the crash. the truck and bike left the road. Austin was admitted in fair condition. Griffith treated and released. Injury accident under investigation.
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Columbia Station
Southwest Community Hospital
Linda Austin
Marks Rd
James
Griffith
Baldwin-Wallace College
State Highway Patrol
Wiliam Kolonick
Royalton Rd
Kolonick
Five day parking ban starts on West Erie Avenue
Due to resurfacing work by Griffith Blacktop Co lasting five days from 6 am to 6 pm traffic will be restricted Broad way to Route 56 on West Erie Avenue. Operations began yesterday and should finish by April 26 barring heavy rain per city engineer Charles Waryn. The $140000 final phase resurfacing contract approved last year does not affect the 1968 budget per Service Director Chester A Campbell.
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Lorain
West Erie Avenue
Griffith Blacktop Co
Broadway
Route 56
Charles Waryn
Chester A Campbell
Ohio parks open house day urged for families
Ohio invites families to visit all parks and forests in an open house day tomorrow. Fred E Morr of the Department of Natural Resources urged residents to explore outdoor recreational facilities this summer. Two Soviet satellites docked last Monday have been brought to Earth.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Fred E Morr
Department of Natural Resources
Cosmos
Moscow
Cancer Crusade to Begin in Lorain County
Lorain County residents may receive a door to door visit tomorrow Monday or Tuesday from a volunteer of the Lorain County Chapter American Cancer Society to share the Seven Warning Signals of Cancer and seek support in the 1968 Cancer Crusade. Funds will be allocated 4 percent to research and bequests, 28 percent to public education, 20 percent to patient services, 8 percent to administration, and 10 percent to fundraising with a goal of 47000 dollars and 9000 already raised from special events. Joseph Mitock is Crusade chairman.
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Lorain County
American Cancer Society
Hildred Brown
Brown
Election Postponed for Hometown Careers Committee Chairman
The election of a new chairman for the 1968 Hometown Careers committee was postponed yesterday until the May 24 meeting due to nominating committee commitments. Members voted to suspend meetings in June July and August. After the May meeting at the Americana Inn monthly meetings resume in September to plan the third annual Hometown Careers program in December at Lorain County Community College.
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Agust
Ammericana Inn
Lorain County Community College
North Koreans Fire on U S Patrol Near Truce Line
North Korean infiltrators opened fire on a U S Army patrol south of the truce line in Panmunjom, marking the third such incident this week. An Army spokesman reported one American and two North Koreans were involved, with North Korea requesting a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission with the United Nations Command.
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Panmunjom
Korea
UPS
North Korea
United Nations Command
Military Armistice Commission
Perch Boom Delights Loram County Fishermen
In Loram County yellow perch from the 1964-65 year classes flood areas from Huron to Avon Lake with jumbo-size specimens. Dock operators report unusually abundant stocks described as “thick as hairs on a dog.” Emerald shiners remain plentiful as prime bait.
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Loram County
Huron
Avon Lake
Art Hayes
Hayes
Mitivanga
Bendix union set talks for Monday
Negotiations between Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Co officials and United Auto Workers Local 971 proceed Monday morning. The Elyria plant's 1000 workers approved canceling the contract last month over unresolved grievances and wage parity claims. If no agreement by Monday, the union may seek international strike authorization, though Local 971 president Frank J Lender said authorization had not yet been requested.
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Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Co
United Auto Workers Local
UAW
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Frank J Lender
Local 971
The
International
Lender
Man stabbed on Washington Avenue refuses to name attacker
Gumersindo Rivera, 29, of 1618 Washington Ave in Lorain, was treated at St. Joseph Hospital for stab wounds to the lower left chest. He said he was stabbed around 3 am near East 2th Street and Vine Avenue and did not report to police until 7 am, declining to identify the assailant.
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Lorain
Washington Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Gumersindo Rivera
Washington Ave
2Th Street
Vine Avenue
Rivera
Holdup Suspects in Lorain Bank Face Delayed Arraignments
Bond set at 50000 for three Mansfield men Parnell Jefferson 19 J D Thomas 23 Clarence Simmons 20 charged in last Monday’s 7000 holdup at the Colorado Avenue branch of Central Security National Bank. U S Commissioner Chffard E Bruce delayed arraignment to April 30 to allow attorney access. Tommie Lee Holt 28 also charged but not produced due to manpower. Mansfield police captured them on a tip from Lorain Police Chief John Malinovsky routed to the FBI.
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Cleveland
Colorado Avenue
Central Security National Bank
Lorain
Mansfield
Parnell Jefferson
J.D. Thomas
Clarence Simmons
U.S
Chffard E. Bruce
Bruce
James L. Oakar
Tommie Lee Holt
Brace
Dakar
John Malinovsky
FBI
Elyria Man Loses Leg In Hit-Skip On Memorial Shore Way
Arthur Thompson, 26, of 1067 Melvyn Lane, Elyria, was changing a tire on Memorial Shore way near Interbelt when a green car struck him and fled. Thompson was kneeling beside the car with his wife Diana directing traffic and their three children inside. he was listed in fair condition at St Vincent Charity Hospital in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Memorial Shoreway
Interbelt
St Vincent Charity Hospval
Arthur Thompson
Melvyn
Thompson
Amherst Box Bombing Probe Continues
United States postal inspectors and Amherst Police keep investigating a fire cracker bombing of six rural type mail boxes on North Main Street in the 800 to 1200 blocks around 2 am yesterday. Police report cherry bombs were used in the incident.
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Amherst
United States
North Main Street
High speed chase ends in crash on Rt 113 injuring four
Four men flee after a gas station fight at Rs. 58 and 113, driving a car at 70 mph east on Rt 113 near West Ridge Rd. The vehicle struck a power pole, flipped, and trapped passengers. James A. Shoulders 20 in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with two others hurt.
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Rt 113
Elyria
James A. Shoulders
Rt 58
RD 2
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence Carroll
East Ave
David E Smith
East River St
Theodore Smith
High St
Rt. 113
West Ridge Rd
Lorain County
Rss
Shoulder
Terry Shoulders
James
Carrol
Figler
James Mertz
Carl Crapo
Greenwood Arkansas Rebuilders Face Ravaged Town
A tornado shredded Greenwood Arkansas leaving homes destroyed and streets littered with debris. National Guardsmen patrol amid the calm as survivors assess losses while some vow to rebuild despite the scale of devastation. Residents mourn loved ones and cling to hope as machinery restores the scene.
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Greenwood. Ark
UPI
Arkansas
National
Greenwood
Waylon Parker
Joe Decroe
No curfew as egg tossing slows in Elyria
Minor egg throwing by north end teenagers persisted after two nights of large battles near Cascade Elywood Park. Safety Director Tracey warned a 8 p.m. curfew could be enacted for under 18s if trouble continues and 35 to 40 youths were being certified to juvenile court for the incidents. Eggs hit police and cars, and two no parking signs at Elywood Park were set on fire while bears were pelted with rocks and eggs.
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Elyria
Cascade-Elywood Park
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Elywood Park
Washington Avenue
Camera fills finance chair and council seat change
Lorain May staff reports Councilman L. Camera, a eight year veteran and interim finance and claims chair, is running for state representative nomination and may resign by year end. Robert Hritsko, 33, is sworn in as eighth ward councilman filling Fred Ritenauer’s seat. Hritsko has prior campaigns, service background, and a German wife Eleanor with three children.
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Lorain
J. Leonard Camera
Council
Robert W. Hritsko
Eighth Ward
Camera
Woodrow W Mathna
Hritsko
West 2Th St
Eleanor
Fred Ritenauer
Ritenaver
Mathna
Ed Joseph Ralli
Leo C. Svete
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Toledo
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Mohican
Loudenville
Andrew DeSanti
Cuyahoga County
L. Wallace Hoffman
Albert J McQueen
Oberlin College
Edie Sarver
Aquamarine Country Club
Ladies Golf Association
Country Club
Cancer Crusade
Bendix
Elyrian
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Mertz
John Hritsko
Lorain High School
Cleveland State University
Robert Aritsko
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