Keplinger Issue Not Discussed at Lorain County Board Meeting
Lorain County Child Welfare Board members ruled out any discussion of Green Acres or a proposal by member Mrs. Warren Taylor that Denver Keplinger be asked to stay as superintendent. Taylor plans to submit a formal proposal at the May meeting while the board awaits Catholic Social Service details on funding and child counts.
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Lorain County
Keplinger
Catholic Social Service Bureau
Taylor
Catholic Social Service Committee
Joseph Marinik
Lorain group faces challenge over new constitution
Mrs. Eugene LaValley charged the Lorain County Council for Retarded Children with a flawed constitution that does not align with the state's association rules. She urged delaying the annual meeting and setting aside nominating committee appointments while insisting changes be made legally. Sheriff Vernon M. Smith was planning to seek a ruling from Jay Schurrer of the Ohio Association of Retarded Citizens.
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Lorain
State Association
LaValle
Sheriff Smith
Jay Schurrer
Toledo
OARC
Rabid Skunk At Camden School Raises Rabies Alert
Lorain County reports its tenth rabid skunk of the year was killed Wednesday at Camden School after it tried to attack Little League players and a dog. Tests at Oberlin confirmed rabies. Health Commissioner Dr Marion G Fisher noted nine prior cases locally and one from Elyria. Parents were notified and teachers checked students interaction with the carcass. The vaccinated dog involved had an anti rabies shot as required.
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Lorain County
Camden
Logain County
Oberlin
Marion G. Fisher
Fisher
County Health Department
Elyria Health Department
Welfare Agency Operation Plan To Be Reviewed
Changes affecting the Elyria Community Welfare Council under United Community Services of Greater Elyria Inc will be presented at the council meeting Friday May 6 at noon in Holly Hall YWCA. Charles J Snoble committee chairman will present United Fund Health Foundation Welfare Council and Community.
Ninth District Court of Appeals to Hear 12 Cases in Elyria
The Ninth District Court of Appeals will sit in Elyria May 23 24 and 25 for 12 pending cases. May 23 docket includes City of Lorain vs Droo delich and other appeals from civil and criminal matters. May 24 docket lists Sherer vs Crawford Vitale vs Payne Levin vs Pribanic Walker vs Torres. May 25 docket shows Miller vs Miller Strehle vs City of Lorain Bogart vs Bogart Norris et al. vs Household Finance Corp.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
H. E. Agate
City of
Robert Sherer
Sandusky
Kenneth Crawford
Nee Ave
Fifth St
Lorain
Appellant
Joseph M. Pribanic
East 28Th St
Howard Walker
Wakeman
Benny Torres
East 29Th St
May
National Tube Co
Anna Frances Miller
Miller Ct
Virgil Leo Miller
Harry C. Bogart
Edgewood Dr
R. D
Grafton
Dolores Bogart
Canton
James L. Norris
the Household Finance Corp
Humphrey Pushes Tax Relief Tour In West Virginia
Democratic candidate Hubert H. Humphrey urged boosting the federal income tax exemption to 800 per person during a West Virginia campaign swing. He argued tax reform would ease the burden on low income families as Kennedy treks the state for events in Kanawha Valley Parkersburg Ravenswood and Weirton. Humphrey's two day bus tour began after a Charleston breakfast with button passing stops at St. Albans Hurricane Milton Barboursville Hamlin Chapmanville and Logan before visiting a ramp feed and fishing lake in the Richwood area.
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Huntington
W. Va
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
West Virginia
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kanawha Valley
Parkersburg
Ravenswood
Weirton
Charleston
St. Albans
Hurricane
Milton
Barboursville
Hamlin
Chapmanville
Logan
Richwood
Ford Plant to Resume Assembly After Gear Shortage
Ford Motor Co Lorain assembly plant will resume operation Monday with 3,100 workers returning to regular shifts after a shutdown caused by a shortage of steering gears. In Indianapolis, 1,660 workers who struck the Steering Gear and Cold Heading plant agreed late yesterday to return to work.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Indianapolis
Rumors Fly Over Area Industries Move Plans
Local officials and workers react as rumors spread that several firms may relocate or cut labor costs. Bendix-Westinghouse Automo tive Air Brake Co denies moving from Elyria, while General Industries confirms a new Arkansas plant but offers few details. Troxel Manufacturing weighs a move to Moscow Tennessee with potential tax savings. employees express anger over wage-cut rumors amid a broader debate on keeping industry local.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bendix - Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Elyria
Sundhua
General Industries
Arkansas
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Brown Fintube Mfg. Co
Mexico
Canada
Milford River Co
Milford
Moscow
Tenn
City Action
Traxel
R. M. Timms
Fayette County
Oberlin Rd
Troxel
Second Police Brutality Charge Filed in Elyria Arrest
Everett Lowe 24 of Elyria alleges head injury from an arrest on disorderly conduct and intoxication. Lt. Joseph Gethin reports Lowe struck Hart of Ben Hart's Bar during the dispute. Lawrence Armbruster 22 charged with interfering with the arrest. Lowe and Armbruster plead innocent and schedule May 18 trial. A prior complaint involved Dalton Spencer claiming a beating by Officer George Zunich.
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Lorain
Everett Lowe
R. D. Telegraph
Elyria
Joseph Gethin
Gethin
Lowe
Ben Hart
Broadway
Seventh S1
Hart
Lawrence Armbruster
Gulf Rd
Armbruster
Absentee Vote Total in County Rises to 190
A total of 190 absentee votes for Tuesday's primary election had been cast by late morning in Lorain County. Civilians must return ballots by 1 p.m. today. Servicemen have until noon Election Day. Of the 190, 135 were at the Elyria office and 55 at Lorain.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Fire Strikes Empty Lumber Yard Again Near Mill
Firefighters battled two modern wooden and brick structures less than 30 feet from the original mill that burned April 12. No immediate loss figure given, but early estimate for the first blaze was 25000 dollars. Chief Bates cautioned on possible foul play and planned a formal investigation.
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Denis J. Ryan Jr
W. N. Bates
Saturn Rocket To Test Fire Soon In New York
Dr Wernher von Braun announced at the American Newspaper Publishers Association dinner that the Saturn rocket will be test fired in a day or two yielding over 1 200 000 pounds of thrust. He said the eight engine cluster could reach 1 500 000 pounds thrust, lifting 25 000 to 50 000 pound payloads and enabling moon or Mars/Venus missions, and he predicted intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. He noted an American astronaut could fly this year.
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New York
UPD
Wernher von Braun
Free World
Moon
Mars
Venus
Earth
von Braun
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Social Worker Dies At 62 In New York
Mrs Henrietta Lichtenberg Gordon a prominent New York social worker age 62 died of a heart attack on Tuesday She directed publications for the Child Welfare League of America and was known for her work in child welfare.
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New York
UPI
Henrietta Lichtenberg Gordon
Child Welfare League of America
Hospital Bill Covers Inmate Care in Oberlin Case
County commissioners approved a hospital bill of 2692.87 for Gradie Arnold 45 of 172 Groveland Oberlin now serving a six month Toledo Workhouse term and a 500 fine for non support of two children Relief authorities cited repeated attempts to obtain contributions for his family and noted 97 days in Maumee Hospital plus 3 a day per day for his stay and ongoing welfare aid for the children.
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Gradie Arnold
Groveland St
Oberlin
Toledo
Arnold
Henry P. Webber
Maumee Hospital
Grady
Sammis Re-elected OE President as Ohio Edison Recapitalizes
Walter H. Sammis of Akron was re-elected president of Ohio Edison Co with all officers and directors retained. A recapitalization plan to issue new shares was approved by 83.7 percent of votes. 86.7 percent of stock was represented. Dividend of 1.14 on 4.56 percent preferred stock payable June 1 to holders of record May 16.
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Walter H. Sammis
Akron
Ohio Edison Co
Otto Brunemeister Jr
J. C. Costello
E. A. Oberlin Jr
J. G. Robertson
W. H. Sammis
Samuel Stites
J. A. Strozier
Walter Bender
Rufus Moses
Youngstown
G. L. Drafian
Census Count Effort Aims for Complete Local Totals
The District office of the Census Bureau seeks a full count of all residents in the area. District Supervisor Charles F. Husted says some people may be missed and asks them to mail in forms or send names and addresses if forms were mislaid. Return information to the Census Bureau Brockway Building Lorain.
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Census
Charles F. Husted
Husted
Census Bureau
Brockway Bldg
Lorain
Gunman robs Elyria station for 180 dollars
A man described as a 30 to 35 year old Black male, five seven, 150 to 160 pounds, wearing blue and white coveralls and a brown cap, robbed Chuck's Gulf Station on Oberlin Road around 9 50 p m. He demanded all cash from the register and fled west on 18th Street on foot.
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Elyria
Charles Box
Chuck
Gulf Station
Oberlin Rd
Box
18Th St
Elyria Urges Levy Vote With Citywide Brochures
Elyria residents received brochures urging passage of a two mill two year city operating levy at the next election. The effort by Elyria Youth Council promoted delivery to over 2,000 homes led by Robert D. Choate. Officials say the levy replaces expiring taxes to fund police fire protection and expanded services for annexed areas, restoring prior funding levels and equipment needs.
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Elyria
Elyria Youth Council
Robert D. Choate
Fire Victim Dies in Virginia Home Blaze
Mrs. Henry Swanson, 85, sister-in-law of a former U S senator and secretary of the Navy, died Thursday from injuries after a fire that destroyed her Danville, Virginia home Tuesday.
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Danville
UPI
Henry Swanson
U.S
Secretary of the Navy
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