Beaches Remain Open Despite Lake Water Dispute
Lorain residents swim on beaches not condemned by health officials for the first time in years. City leaders cite no new tests and say the lakefront water remains unchanged from last year while both departments avoid issuing a swim advisory.
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City Health
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Water Department
Lake Evie
Health Department
Woodrow W. Mathna
Chronicle - Telegram
J. C. Riggin
Dr. Riggin
Park Department
Riggin
Mathna
Dairy strike paralyzes Western Pennsylvania milk supply
In Western Pennsylvania a wage and automation dispute drives a dairy strike affecting two million people across nine counties. After days of talks, no accord between the dairies and Teamsters Local 205 ends. further negotiations sought to resolve deadlock amid job loss fears. Farm Maid Dairy of Pittsburgh is the first to reach agreement, with others set to align contracts.
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Wilkes Barre
UPI
Pittsburgh
UPD
Pennsylvania
Ucator
Veter Viirate Ottodas “Fe
Teamsters
Tion
Dairies
Harry Tevis
Tevis
Farm Maid Dairy of
Greater Pittsburgh Dairy Association
Gregory c. elects Gregory Jr. president and increases dividend
Gregory c. directors re elected at annual meeting. George E. Gregory Jr. becomes president as Richard SieGilnig is named director. Dividend rises from 60 to 70 cents per share with first quarterly payout August 23 to record holders August 9. Earnings for May and June total 24 cents per share, higher than last year's first quarter.
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George
EB. Gregory Jr
Richard SieGilnig
Gregory
George E. Gregory
Harbor patrol urged to curb city harbor crime and hazards
Lorain harbormaster Rob ert A. Jayoux seeks summer police patrols to reduce speeding theft and vandalism in the harbor. He notes needs for a waterfront office harbor records and directory listing and calls for a riverfront clean-up and dock improvements including sheet piling to address old pilings and navigational hazards.
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Lorain
Robert A. Jayoux
George Zunich
Jaycox
Rete
Jaycon
Riverside Park
Driver charged in Amherst collision
Delia V. Reid, 17, of Amherst, was charged by police with failure to control and driving without a license after her car rear ended Roy Hess's stalled vehicle at Rt. 58 and Jaeger Rd at 12.35 a.m. She must appear before city juvenile authorities with her parents Saturday. the no license charge may be dropped if she presents a valid license. Hess, 24, from 804 Tenth St, stated his car stalled while turning onto Jaeger Rd.
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Delia V
Reid
Brandt Ave
Amherst
Rt. 58
Jaeger Rd
Reid Auto
Roy Thomas Hess
Jaeger
Hess
NLRB Orders Back Pay for Lorain Crane Operator
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Orville Williams of Lorain reinstated at U S Steel's American Bridge Division. The board upheld a trial examiner finding he was wrongfully fired last year and will receive back pay. Williams argued his dismissal was due to union membership in a rebel operating engineers group aiming to oust the local business manager.
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UPI
National Labor Relations Board
Orville Williams
Lorain
U.S. Steel
American Bridge Division
Williams
Wiliams
Officials check after breakin at BR Goodrich store
Officials at the BR. F. Goodrich store 206 Broadway in Lorain conducted an inventory this morning to determine what was taken in a break in. Budgeted phrasing reflects sparse readable facts from the incident report.
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Lorain
BR. F. Goodrich
Broadway
Vide
Man Bound Over On Weapons Charge In Lorain
Charles Patrick, 27, of 3154 Fulton Rd, was bound over in Lorain County Municipal Court on a concealed weapons charge after waiving a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 500 dollars. Patrick was arrested July 21 at about 2 a.m. on Fulton Rd while neighbors reported a possible burglary. Police found five shells of illicit whiskey in a coat pocket during a broader moonshine investigation across several states.
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Charles Patrick
Fulton Rd
Lorain County
Patrick
Nashville
Tenn
Poice
Arestates
N States
Three on probation jailed for probation violations
Harold Kelley 20 of 150 South Abbe Rd Lorain Huey Long Hamrick 27 Wakeman and Jeannette Crawford 2 Lorain were each sentenced to indeterminate terms for probation violations. Kelley for burglary while on probation for delinquency of a minor Hamrick for issuing worthless checks while on probation for bigamy Crawford for disorderly conduct while on probation for malicious entry. Sentences handed by Judge Harold S. Ewing in absent Judge Pincura.
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Harold S . Ewing
Pincura
Harold’ Kelley
South Abbe Rd
Mansfield Reformatory
Huey Long Hamrick
Wakeman
Jeannette Crawford
Lorain
Marysville Reformatory
Two Children Injured In Lorain Traffic Crashes
Police report two separate crashes injuring young riders. Thomas Whaley, 14, scraped right forearm after a bicycle collision with a turning car driven by Rose Campana on Oberlin Avenue. Julia Garcia, 12, sprained left knee when her auto was struck while stopped by Daniel Burgos. Zenovy Chawansky collided with the rear vehicle. Both treated at St Joseph Hospital.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Thomas Whaley
Foster’ Park Rd
Oberlin’ Ave
West Brd
Bio Pm
Rose’ Mary ‘Campana
Ave
Julia Garcia
Dallas Ave
East 36Th St
Clinton Ave
Pilice
Zenovy Chawansky
East
Hth St
Daniel G. Burgos
Four Lorain County men aboard USS Enterprise in Med Sixth Fleet
Four Lorain County sailors serving aboard the nuclear powered carrier Enterprise, now with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, are William C. Albright boilerman first class, David A. Osko fireman, David K. Prechte fireman, and Bernard M. Counts seaman. The Enterprise normally operates from Norfolk and has been with the Sixth Fleet since February, with calls in Genoa Italy and Rhodes Greece noted.
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Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
United States
William. C. “Albright
Margaret B. Albright
Reid Ave
David A. Osko
Edward M. Osko
40Th St
Lorain
David K
Ohio and Indiana Poultry and Grain Prices Report
Prices from the U S Department of Agriculture show wholesale butter and egg marks steady in Chicago while farm buy prices hold in Ohio and southern Indiana No 1 quality fryers quoted at 12 44 15 light 7 9 grade A whites 32 45 mixed 32 percent median 23 standards 29 14 Toledo cash grain at 33 cents New York wheat No 2 salt red 1 73 No 2 soft white 1 75 oats No 2 white .65 soybeans No 1 yellow 2 62.
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Indiana
Chicago
Toledo
UPI
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Corr
Philosopher James Mullaney Dies at 48 in New York
Dr. James V. Mullaney, chairman of the Philosophy Department at Manhattan College, died Tuesday in New York of an apparent heart attack at age 48. The obituary notes his leadership and academic contributions.
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New York
UPI
James V. Mullaney
Manhattan College
Weed trimming warning issued to vacant lot owners
Amherst safety director Carl Neurich warned owners of vacant lots to keep weeds trimmed. Weeds and grain exceeding 12 inches have been reported on properties at various locations. owners face city-crew cutting costs, court citations, and fines up to 30 under the current weed control ordinance.
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Amherst
Carl Neurich
Safety Service
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