From Assembly to law office and back Scribner Fauver runs double life
Scribner L. Fauver, one of eight Republican freshmen in the Ohio House, spends Tuesdays through Thursdays in Columbus drafting and voting on bills before returning to Elyria to manage his private law practice. He keeps a hectic schedule, staying at the Neil House and racing between committees to stay informed.
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Columbus
Scribner L. Fauver
Elyria
Fauver
Ohio
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
Leonard Reichlin
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Elyrian Robert Corts
Neil
Statehouse
Plant clinics offer home garden help from OSU extension
Ohio State University extension agent Charles Behnke travels county wide this summer advising residents on how to care for vegetables trees and house plants. His free clinics cover issues from leaf miners and scale to watering and lighting, with a big booth at the Cuyahoga County Fair August 11 to 17.
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Charles Behnke
Behnke
Sylvia Holdampf
Devon Dr
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Public Library
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Peace Corps
Tye
Cuyahoga County
65Th St
Cleveland
Coast Guard Seizes Cuban Fishing Vessel Off Texas
The U S Coast Guard seized an 82 foot Cuban fishing boat in the Gulf of Mexico near the Texas coast arresting its nine crew for fishing inside U S territorial waters The vessel was towed to Corpus Christi and the crew faced prosecution and possible confinement aboard their boat pending trial.
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New Orleans
UPI
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
United States
Fidel Castro
Havana
Dave Cipra
Point Baker
Corpus Christi
Tex
U.S
Galveston
Elyria parking violator fined after meter scam exposed
A Elyrian man, fined $36 plus costs on several parking violations, claimed innocence saying a hired man fed nickels to his meter and destroyed tickets. Judge James P. Horn rejected the tale, the man stormed out shouting "I've been robbed!" An ambulance scare at YMCA proved a Rotary Club demo.
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James P. Horn
C-T
YMCA
Majoras Ambulance Service
Focal Rotary Club
Fourth Ward
Jack Ryba
Annual Ohio Wagon Train ends week-long journey
The Ohio Wagon Train wrapped a July week on rural roads with 45 wagons, 158 people, and 126 animals. Heat and storms tested riders while a motorist refused a road block prompting sheriff involvement. The trek stopped in Maximo Alliance Homeworth Paris Minerva Malvern and Robertsville, ending at R Starkey’s farm with two wagons needing repairs.
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Ohio
Ohio Wagon Train
Jennie Starcher
Akron
Thomas Epli
Egli
North Ridgeville
Frank Bober
Atlee Rosenberger
Louisville
Parker Transfer Company
Elyria
Albert Parker
New London
Maximo
Alliance
Homeworth
Paris
Minerva
Malvern
Robertsville
Camp Conestoga
Parker
R. Starkey
Starcher
Bike crackdown begins in Elyria targets riders and licenses
Elyria police implement a bicycle crackdown after public complaints. Since mid July they have issued over 200 violations to juveniles, far more than May and June, for issues including no bicycle license riding on sidewalks disobeying signals and reckless riding. adults have also received violations requiring court appearances. Registration of bicycles is required by city ordinance.
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Elyria
Elyria Municipal Court
Chronicle Telegram
Police Department
France
Brittany
Corsica
Brown urged as Interior Secretary by Ohio senator
Sen. Robert Taft Jr. recommends former Ohio Lt. Gov. John Brown for the Interior post after Stanley Hathaway's resignation. Brown, a Republican, served 16 years as lieutenant governor and briefly as governor in 1957, but lost a 1970 bid for governor to Democrat Richard Celeste.
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Columbus
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Ford
John Brown
Interior
Taft
Brown
Stanley Hathaway
Wyoming
Frank Lausche
James Rhodes
John Gilligan
Richard Celeste
Lausche
U.S. Senate
Vintners Rally Against Imported Wine Sparks Paris Traffic
Angry French wine growers from Languedoc disrupted traffic in Paris to protest Common Market imports of cheap foreign wines. Police used tear gas as demonstrators blocked roads and painted traffic signs, declaring the region not part of France. A six week drought gripped France with heat waves and water shortages intensifying concerns.
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Paris
Anggo
Languedoc
Mediterranean
France
Europe
Brittany
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Elyria Summer Theater
Forum
Jane Snyder
Erronius
Erroneus
Postal Service
C-T Family Features
Natalie B. Neeson
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