Amherst trustees seek pollution investigation Beaver Creek
Amherst trustees call for urgent inquiry into Beaver Creek pollution suspected from East Branch drainage near Pinehi Township and Ridge Rd. Officials will also probe alleged burning at an auto wrecking yard on Oberlin Rd south of Route 113 and seek enforcement of fees.
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Amherst
Ita
Kain
Oberlin Rd
Louth
Rt 113
Seven communities OK fire aid pact in region
Columbia Township and six neighboring communities authorized mutual fire aid agreements. Contracts cover Eaton Township Strongsville Olmsted Township North Ridgeville Liverpool Townsh ip and Westview Village. Trustees urged slow moving vehicle operators to display a triangular warning sign at night. Bills totaling 4265 were approved for signs and related payments. Jamboree for 400 scouts and 100 adults planned at Columbia Park October 7 to 9. Memorial plaque to honor Ly man Hitchcock to be placed at Columbia Park. Rubbish collection schedules set for northwest and southwest Columbia areas. Fence issue on Dewey Road to be removed from road right of way. New road grader and loader sought to replace 16 year old equipment. Road drainage work planned on Oberlin Road North Ridge Road.
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Columbia — Mutual
Columbia Township
Eaton Township
Strongsville
Olmsted Township
North Ridgeville
Liverpool
Townsmip
Westview
Janell Dr
Zoning Board
Voutside
Boy Scouts of
Southeast
Firelands Council
Columbia Park
Elyria
Fields
Grafton
North Eaton
Belden
Columbia
Lyman Hitchcock
Northwest
Southwest District
Jboard
Ithe
Oberlin Rd
Ralph Thom
Ray Heinzerling
Nnally
Guilford M
Rerick
Jplace
North Ridge Rd
Signals in contract bridge show negative and positive cues
The article explains how signaling in bridge, especially with suits like spades hearts and diamonds, can be negative or positive. It emphasizes how East’s discards and West’s lead choices influence defense, and how coordinated signaling helps or hinders the declarer in playing clubs and hearts.
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West
East
Declarer
Coeburn welcomes new doctor to remote Virginia town
In Coeburn Virginia three thousand residents greeted 26 year old Dr Jane Toothman first full time doctor in five years at a new $40000 medical center dedication. She pledged free medical service and the clinic will expand after initial months. The town raised funds with Sears Roebank Foundation and locals. the AMA surveyed need. Toothman a WVU graduate will treat nearly 10000 patients yearly.
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Coeburn
UPD
Jane Toothman
Parkersburg
W.va
Alleghany Mountains
The
American Medical Association
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Toothman
West Virginia
Bay Area Nurses Dispute Settled After 12 Hours of Talks
In San Francisco the Bay area nurses dispute ended with an interim contract after more than 12 hours of negotiations. The settlement comes 17 hours before the 199 nurses at three Bay Area hospitals were due to begin a work stoppage.
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San Francisco
UPT
San Francisco Bay Area
Elyria Marine Promotes Breeg to Private First Class
PFC Albert Lawrence Breeg Jr son of Mr and Mrs Albert Lawrence Breeg of 1446 Betty Lane has been promoted after completing basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia and further training at Fort Ord California He is assigned in Freiburg Germany as company clerk A 1963 Elyria Catholic high school graduate he attended Ohio State University and Kent State Extension expected to visit Elyria on December 1
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Albert Lawrence Broeg Jr
Albert Lawrence Breeg
Betty Lane
Army
Ft. Gordon
Breeg
Ft. Ord
Calif
Freiburg
Germany
Elyria District Catholic
Ohio State University
Kent State Extension
Elyria
Camden trustees seek Betts Road bridge and ditch work
Camden Township Trustees petition for a new Betts Road bridge and creek cleaning. Petition signed by 30 residents requests ditch and main line cleaning to prevent high water damage. County officials must hold a public hearing before county action on the project.
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Clyde
Earl Bate
Farees
Pettion
Camden
Three Martinez sisters die in joint suicide pact
In Buenos Aires three sisters Elvira Irene and Adela Martinez aged between fifty and sixty died by overdose amid an apparent suicide pact. A note blamed economic hardship for pushing them to kill themselves. Two brothers who supported them died earlier, leaving the family with no income.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Elvira
Irene
Adela Martinez
T Hem
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