Oberlin debaters take second in national tournament
Oberlin College debaters Scott Lassar and Joseph Misner placed second at the National Championship Debate Tournament in St Paul Minnesota April 16 to 18 losing the final to UCLA They had a 5 3 record in prelims defeated Emory USC and Kansas to reach the finals The team earned a permanent trophy and the George T Walker Traveling Trophy The Forensic Union posted a 65 percent season win loss and 22 tournament finishes Larry E Larmer adviser to the team
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Scott Lassar
Joseph Misner
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minn
University of California At Los Angeles
Laglar
Misner
Emory University
University of Southern California
University of Kansas
George T. Walker
Forensic Union
Larry E. Larmer
REA court orders end to four day strike
REA Express announced a federal court restraining order ending a four day old strike by the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks. The order, signed by U S District Court Judge Newell Edenfield in Atlanta, follows fruitless mediation and targets REA’s plan to start 17 new highway runs in the Northeast. Operations were expected to normalize by early next week.
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New York
REA Express
Brotherhood of Railway
National Mediation Board
Washington
U.S Dist
Newell Edenfield
Atlanta
REA
Spokesman
Brotherhood Union
Union
Railway Express Co
Notice to bids for used heavy equipment by Elyria Park Board
The Park Board Director-Secretary invites sealed bids by May 3 1971 at 2 PM EST for a list of used equipment including crawler tractors motor graders dump trucks and related gear. Bond of 10 percent with each bid. bids to be delivered to Henry L Minert at 126 Second St Elyria. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Park Board
Second St. Elyria
Board of Park Commissioners
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Henry L Minert
Henry JL. Minert
Notice to Bidders Huntington Township Lorain County Oh
Bids will be received by the Huntington Township Trustees until the 3rd day of May 1971 at 8 PM for road work and materials including RS3 and AE 17L Primer limestone and rolling for about 5 miles of township roads. Approximately 12 000 gallons RS3 22 000 gallons AE 17L Primer 400 tons limestone. Bids opened May 3 1971 at the township hall. The trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Ralph O Albright Clerk.
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Board of Township Trustees
Huntington Township
Lorain County
Ohio
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Elyria Ohio
Lorain County Ohio court sale of property at 664 Hell Avenue Elyria as the collateral for Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank. The bid date is May 26 1977 at 9 30 AM at the Lorain County Courthouse north door. Property described as Sublet No 82 Cascade Colony with specific boundary lines and surveys. Appraised at 9000 dollars with bidding cash and a minimum of two thirds of appraised value. Sheriff Vernon M. Smith and attorney Fred J Snoble oversee the sale under Case No 74046 in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas.
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Court House
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Lowis
Lorain
Oto
Cascade Colony
Loram County
Ray E Hollis
Bell Avenue
T W Jaundon
Hell Avenue
Fred J Snoble
Brook Park man hurt in crash on Rt 303
A 46-year-old Brook Park man, Thomas W. Cantlin, was injured when his car ran off Rt 303 near Grafton and hit two telephone poles. He was in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with head and chest bruises and a cut thumb and was charged with driving while intoxicated and intoxication. The crash occurred at 6.25 p.m. about three tenths of a mile east of Rt 47. damage to his car was severe.
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Brook Park
Rt. 303
Grafton
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Thomas W. Cantlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cantlin
Rt 303
Rt. 47
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Scouts Plant 500 Pine Trees in Lorain County Park
LaPorte Cub Scout Pack 134 volunteers to plant 500 Austrian pine trees tomorrow at Indian Hollow Reservation near the park entrance off Parsons Road. Carl Crapo of the Lorain County Metropolitan Park District says the operation is volunteer driven with trees donated by the state and scouts will water and weed monthly to maintain the new trees.
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LaPorte
Indian Holon Reservation
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Carl Crapo
Park District
Sam
State
Crapo
Indian Hollow Reservation
Parsons Road
Lorain County
Fire starts by child burns Lorain home
A mattress fire started by a 5 year old playing with matches caused about 2200 dollars in damage to the home of George Barlow at 842 East Street in Lorain. Glen Skean suffered minor facial burns rushing inside to help but the house was empty. the Barlows and their four children were staying with relatives while repairs are planned.
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Lorain
George Barlow
Glen F. Skean
Foster Park
Shean
Barlow
Lorain County sells 318000 in bonds with premium
Ten year bonds totaling 318000 were sold this week by Lorain County at 4.25 percent with a 2852.46 premium. Bonds retire serially over ten years with semiannual payments. Ball Burge Kraus Sweeney and Cartwright Cleveland won the bid as the best of five. Other bids ranged 4.25 to 4.375 percent with premiums 632 to 854. Proceeds retire notes from 1967 and 1969 for heating equipment 116000, data processing 132000, and courthouse improvements 70000.
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Lorain County
Ball Burge
Dominick A Dellisanti
Golden Acres
Plan to complete installation of sewers for Spencer streets
A step by step plan for finishing the sanitary sewer system and street restoration in Spencer was presented to the council by contractor Frances Figley. He outlined that laterals would be completed before any street repairs, with bore work next week and occasional street cuts to avoid water lines. Sidewalks will be rebuilt at roughly the same time. dirt piles along highways will be cleared. Work near the square to repair cuts should wait until weather improves, likely mid May. Residents should direct property repair requests to councilmen, while owners place a stake to mark lateral location. Water and sewer lines must be kept about six feet apart.
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Spencer
Frances Figley
Figley
Reed McClure
Donald Brouse
McClure
Weather Outlook for Mid Mississippi Valley to Gulf Coast
Showers and thunderstorms are forecast from the Mid Mississippi Valley to the Gulf Coast and the South Atlantic Coast. Rain is expected in parts of the Northern Rockies with showers likely over the Central Rockies and the Northwest Pacific Coast. Warmer in Florida, otherwise little temperature change nationwide.
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Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Northern
Rockies
Central Rockies
Northwest Pacific Coast
Lower
Great Lakes
Maine
Florida
Weather Outlook: Cloudy South Clear North With Cool temps
Variable cloudiness south and partly cloudy to clear north today and tonight continued cool. Tomorrow mostly sunny with little change in temperature. Highs today and tomorrow in the 50s and low 60s. Lows tonight mostly in the 40s.
Small Craft Advisory for Fairport Harbor Winds
Fairport Harbor issued a small craft advisory with eastward winds to the east, west to northwest winds 8 to 16 knots today, diminishing tonight. The advisory remains in effect as conditions ease by nightfall.
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Fairport Harbor
Fair
Burglars Take $500 Projector At Spring Valley School
Elyria police report burglars possibly with a school key removed a $500 movie projector from an audio visual storage room at Spring Valley School, 1005 Rasenlee Ave, between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. yesterday. No forced entry found and locks may be changed.
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Spring Valley
Rasenlee Ave
Elyria
Don Shepard
Shepard
Board of Education
Spencer seeks fourth part time village policeman
The village of Spencer posts a help wanted sign as Mayor Donald Brouse seeks a fourth part time police member. Police Chief Arthur Weidrick and two part time officers Lloyd Kelly and Ted Hall currently serve, but all three are sometimes away, prompting the call for immediate additional backup after a Saturday night disturbance on the state highway. The village solicitor notes the State Patrol could have been called in such cases.
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Spencer
Village Police Department
Donald Brouse
Arthur Weidrick
Lloyd Kelly
Ted Hall
Weidrick
Hall
Brouse
John Jeandrevin
State Highway Patrol
Mayor and Civic Club Plan Spencer Clean-Up Days
Spencer officials coordinate a village clean-up day next month with Mayor Donald Brouse and Civic Club. Debris collected will exceed weekly hauler totals and a warning will be issued to a firm for late pickups and unsafe practices by the owner’s children on the truck.
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Spencer
Donald Brouse
Civic Club
Brouse
State OKs flashing stop caution light for Spencer
Spencer to receive a flashing stop and caution signal at the SR 162 and SR 301 intersection after the state highway department authorized the device following council complaints about salt trucks striking the village signal. A permit will be issued and council to review cost estimates at the May 27 meeting.
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Spencer
State Highway Department
Nal
Penfield
Council
Amherst to poll residents on waterlines
Amherst utilities committee votes to poll residents on four third ward streets Hall Court John Street Henry Street and Teney Avenue to decide if they will pay for city water lines. Most of 40 residents lack city mains and oppose costly extensions and assessments. The issue, linked to private waterlines and wells, goes to the next utility committee meeting.
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Amherst
Utilities Committee
Hal! Court
John Street
Henry Street
Teney Avenue
Village council warns dogs to stay home or face catcher
Spencer reports the village council warned that loose dogs will trigger a visit from the dog catcher. The spring complaints about roaming dogs prompted enforcement of the village ordinance requiring confinement or on leash, with fines and possible prosecution for violations. Mayor Teanvaniel Brenig announced the policy and the dog catcher will be called to seize offenders.
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Teanvaniel Brenig
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Gates School
Margaret Davis
Bell Ave
Gates
John Shaw
Furnace St
Shaw
Lamont McLaughlin
Middle Ave
McLaughlin
J. Haskell Mayo
St. James Ame
St. Louis
Isaac R. Louden
First Congregational United Church of Christ
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