Multiple Traffic Crashes and Thefts Reported Across Lorain Area
Lorain and Oberlin news detail a series of accidents in West Avenue Broad Street and nearby blocks with no or minor injuries, plus thefts from vehicles at local businesses. An odor of natural gas triggered firefighter responses. An Oberlin hunger walk raised about 2500 with roughly 80 participants from local colleges and schools.
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Hurst
Carele
Gus
Iwo Fies
Biesele
Fox Chase Lane
West Hidge
Green
Ty James LF
Surace
Lakestes Blvd
Lorain
Tell Fa
Gold Circle
Midway Mall Blvd
West Avenue
Broad
East River Streets
Mddam
Brod
Cedar Streets
Broad Street
Charles Teets Wim
Melvin Lane
Sham — Fale Hire
Willie Pastor
River St
John F
Meadow
St Judes
Poplar
Waipm
James W
Davey
Leama
49Th Streets
Toorar
Parkview Court
Voinly
Middle Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Thomas W Bullock
Ase
Shirtes
Eleventh St
Ferry
Widdle Ave
Weller
Cleveland Street
Goll Road
Ile M
Sultan St
Parmely Ave
Fletcher
Elkin VC
Citizens Band
Coachman Mater Lodge
Lorain Blvd
Oberlin
Oberlin Hunger Task Force
Series on handicapped needs holds Lorain County meeting
The first in a series of area meetings on handicapped needs and problems will be held in Lorain County on June 10. The gatherings aim to gather citizen input for the White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals to be held in Washington DC and other regional and state sessions.
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Lorain County
White House
Washington DC
Mary Jane Bloom
Easter Seal Society
Ohio
Columbus
Mrs Bloom
William Csincsak
Todd Gauchat
Power Club
Lorain County Community College
Cindy Beam
Mary Wirshham
Our Lady of the Wayside Home
Psychologist to talk at LCCC in free public lecture
Indiana University professor Dr Sheldon Stryker will discuss Developments in Social Psychology at Lorain County Community College in Room 101 of the Science Technologies Building on a Wednesday free public lecture. The talk followed by a Q&A targets teachers, administrators, and professionals dealing with social interaction.
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Indiana University
Lorain County Community College
Sheldon Stryker
Taly
Stryker
Science Technologies
Fabie
Pennsylvania
Weston Reserve
Billion Lumber Industry Corporation
Secretary of State of
Ohio
Columbus
Robert E Boylan
Timothy V. Boylan
Richard D Boylan
James C Boylan
Jean G Hutchinson
Western Reserve Building Company
Ohio to end federal unemployment extensions in April
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services announced that the Federal Supplemental Benefits and Additional Federal Supplemental Benefits will be discontinued effective April 3 1976 after a five percent insured unemployment trigger was not met since January 1 1976. Federal Extended Benefits cannot be paid beyond that date unless the trigger rises to five percent or higher.
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the Safety Service
ILO
City of Elyria
Elyria
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Department of Transportation
Neades Sigs Lenis Watchman
State Department of Industrial Relations
Hayes
Wellington
Pttsfield Township
Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield
Oma
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Nona
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Gulf Rd
Joseph F Kudio
42Nd St Lorain
Tappan Square
South Amherst
William Stackhouse
Oberlin College
LCCC
North Rudgeville
Irmor
Tne
Charles H Stuart
North Ridgeville
City of
Safety Service
Elyria Ohio
Parks & Recreation Department
Marguerite
Ohio Department of Transportation
Gratton
Ohio Department of Transportatiom
Richard D Jackson
State OF
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South Front Street
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Eacrapt Salse
MLCOD
Orain County
East 31St Street
Sheffield
Black River
Minanty Business Enterprises
Pittfield Township
Ralph A Hayes
the Court OF Common Pleas
Medina Supply Company
Ve Petercollins Company Et al
Mikus
Petart
Ns Company
Maddock
Cntl
Lorain Coun
Ellington Lorain
Bruced Parish
Gilbert & Parish Attorneys
Plaintaff
Washington St
Medina Ohio
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