Steubenville tops nation in air pollution rating
Washington API reports tentative 1970 pollution ratings place Steubenville as the dirtiest in particulates while New York City leads in sulfur oxides. West Virginia towns Huntington and Charleston also rate high. Officials cite coal burning and industrial plants as main sources and note sulfur oxide levels may rise this year.
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New York
National Air Pollution Control Administration
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Philadelphia
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St Louis
Patsy de Luca
Steuberville
Steubenville Mayor Sees Silver in Pollution Cloud
Steubenville mayor Andrew W. Miller calls the city’s No 1 ranking in visible particulates a potential spur for intercounty cooperation to curb air pollution. The National Pollution Control Administration placed Steubenville atop the list for dirt smoke and soot, with New York City highest in sulfur oxides.
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Andrew W. Miller
Ohio River
United States
National Pollution Control Administration
Washington
Steubenville No. 1
New York City
Four Hurt As Cars Collide On West Ridge Road
A two car crash on West Ridge Road at 7 p.m. yesterday injured four people and caused heavy damage to two cars a house trailer and the front of a nearby home. Diana Whitesell 18 of 381 Furnace Street was treated in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital for back injuries. John V. Bove 66 of 202 Apple Avenue Lorain and his wife Christine 64 a passenger in the Bove car plus Mary Witsell 21 also of 381 Furnace Street were treated for multiple cuts and bruises. The Whitesell car collided with the Bove car and house trailer causing the trailer to roll over. The Whitesell car then struck the front of a house owned by John Foley RD 2 West Ridge Road with damages listed at 3500 to the house 3100 to the Whitesell car and 2800 to the Bove car and trailer. Deputies said the Whitesell car was traveling westbound.
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West Ridge Road
Yester
Diana Whitesell
Furnace St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John V. Bove
Apple Ave
Lorain
Bove
Christine
Mary Whitesell
Whitesell
Cleveland Orchestra rejects pact in new contract vote
The Cleveland Orchestra rejected a proposed three year contract from the Musical Arts Association by a 414 to 0 vote. Talks now resume between the association and Local 4 of the American Federation of Musicians. The pact would have raised weekly minimums from 255 to 265 first year, 272.50 second year, and 280 third year plus three holidays, higher per diem for tours and concert-length limits. A separate vote by the musicians is required before a strike could be called.
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Geveland Orchestra
The
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American Federation of Musicians
Tax bill defeat hits Lorain as 15 Ohio cities affected
In Washington DC Lorain joins 14 other Ohio cities after a House defeat of a Treasury backed bill allowing major cities to impose municipal taxes withheld from federal employees. Rep John E Yunt led the opposition calling it a big fiscal bill. Other affected Ohio cities include Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Lakewood Parma Springfield Toledo and Youngstown. The note recalls Herbert Hoover’s term ending on March 3.
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Lorain
Ohio
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Treasury Department
John E Yunt RN
Akron
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Columibus
Hamilton
Lakewood
Parma
Springfield
Toledo
Youngstown
Lange services to be held for Dr Norbert A Lange
SANDUSKY AP Services will be tomorrow afternoon for Dr Norbert A Lange former Case School of Applied Science chemistry professor and author of Lange's Handbook of Chemistry who died Sunday at age 70 He taught at Case from 1939 to 1934 and was a lecturer at Cleveland College of Western Reserve University 1925 to 1952 He helped found Handbook Publishing Co and served as secretary and editor until 1958 He is survived by his widow Marion a former dean at Flora Stone Mather College WRU.
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Norbert A Lange
Case School of Applied Science
Lange
Case
Cleveland College of Western Reserve University
Handbook Publishing Co
Marion
Flora Stone Mather College
WRU
Hungarian club meeting Sunday at St Lads Picnic Grounds
The American Hungarian Citizens Tuk will hold its third quarter meeting at St Lads Picnic Grounds on Camtan Avenue Saturday at 7. The meeting will be highlighted by the annual session with free for all members in good standing. Attendees are asked to bring their own knife and skewers.
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Lorain
Tuk
Saturdas
Nova driver injured in Camden two car crash
A two car accident at Ris 51 and 303 in Camden at 2 PM yesterday injured a Nova man Lorain Counts sheriff x dene bes reported Jerry Martin 3 at RD Neva Wat released zite treatment at Mbechn se Aver 1 Memorial Hospital for gigs Die cuts and horses received in the avvidert Depot Said the Ma cr Car Wasthbound at Rr where evaded with a spon cor driven by James entine 20 of Tinles Park I. Casenting was traveing west on Rt 302 No charges have been filed Damage to both cars was listed as moderate.
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Mint Imutv
Nova
X Denebes
Jerry Martin
Neva Wat
Zite
Mbechn
Memorial Hospital
Avvidert
Ma Cr
James
Tinles Park I
Brickman’s words inspire despite unclear speech
Brickman delivered an inspirational speech that left audiences energized, even as the speaker’s exact phrases were hard to parse. The address moved attendees with a spirited tone and memorable sentiment.
Council delays approval of urban plan contracts
Elyria City Council postponed approval of 75 750 in urban planning contracts because contract copies were not available. Norm Failing said copies would be ready for tomorrow's meeting. The federal deadline is August 13 for passage of the contracts with City Planning Associates Misha waka Ind Urban Research Associates and Trident Industries. They relate to the 5 million neighborhood redevelopment for downtown Elyria including a 3.5 million Rt 57 extension and code enforcement programs across several neighborhoods.
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Elyria City
Norm Failing
City Planning Associates
Mishawaka
Ind
Urban Research Associates
Washington, DC
Trident Industries
Elyria
Rt 57
West Virginia man jailed for Lorain store robbery
Patsy Perrella of Fairmont WV was found guilty by a Lorain County jury of armed robbery at the Lorain Convenient Food Mart on April 22. He received a sentence of 10 to 20 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary. The judge cited the trial as a record for speed. Perrella had two prior break and enter convictions and an escape in West Virginia.
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West Virginia
Lorain Convenient Food Mart
Ohio State Penitentiary
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J Mikus
Patsy Perrella
Fairmont
W. Va
David DeMarco
Kipton Considers Tax Increase For Early 1971 Funds
Kipton village weighs a 2-mill operating levy or a 1 percent income tax as early 1971 funds rely on late county tax collections. Mayor Holt asked the finance committee to report by the Aug 17 work session. Council set Sept 1971 meeting and approved a 2-mill levy renewal for November elections. Shoulters placed on part time status. new committee appointments named to replace resigning councilmen Schepel and Freshwater.
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Kipton
Dwight Holt
Finance Committee
Council
Don Shoulters
Charles Schepel
James Freshwater
Mary Ann Nickles
Thomas Greene
Police say 3 hold pot party in Vermilion
Vermilion police charged three youths William M Huff 18 William T Baker 21 and Thomas K Frye 19 after a resident complaint led officers to Huff s home where a pot party was underway at about 5 0 am Marijuana and related smoking gear including a water pipe were found The three were seized on possession of narcotics and scheduled for arraignment in Vermilion Municipal Court tonight
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Vermilion
William M. Huff
Mapleview Dr
William T. Baker
Liberty Ave
Thomas K. Frye
West Third St
Mansfield
Vermilion Municipal Court
Huff
William T Huff
Board to hold special meeting on 1971 budget
North Ridgeville School board will hold a special meeting Thursday to adopt its 1971 budget. An open work session starts at 8 p.m., followed by the special meeting at 9 p.m. Clerk Ellen Taylor announced the regular meeting date moved from August 10 to August 17 this month.
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North Ridgeville School Board
Ellen Taylor
New jobs resolution read by Elyria council
City council gave first reading to a resolution creating three new posts in the Elyria Community Development Department. Two positions, planning coordinator at 10 413 and clerk typist at 4 524, are funded by a 1.3 million Malcolm Manor project. A relocation coordinator at 7 007 will be funded equally by federal funds and Elyria.
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Elyria
Bomb threat evacuates San Francisco Opera House
An anonymous male caller threatened a bomb during a Moiseyev dance company performance at the San Francisco Opera House. Police and fire crews evacuated the venue and searched for an explosive, but none was found and the show resumed.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Opera House
Russia
Moiseyev Dance Company
Opera House
Protecting Stocks When Your Broker Fails
Dividend payments from issuing companies keep your stock registered in your name even if your broker holds the certificates. If the broker fails, registered owners are protected. street-name holdings may take longer to recover. NYSE brokers may be protected by SIPC up to 50000, with potential industry funding and possible Treasury-backed charges. Congress weighs establishing the SIPC with SEC oversight.
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NYSE
Congress
Securities Investor Protection Corporation
SIPC
SEC
Securities
Treasury
Ohioans Among 21 Casualties in Southeast Asia
Two Ohio soldiers are listed among 21 casualties in the Southeast Asian conflict. Sgt. Ronald J. Schaaf of Dayton is married to Geraldine M. Schaaf. Spec. 4 Terrance R. Billings, son of Wayne C. and Mrs. Billings, from Northfield.
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UPI
Defense Department
Ronald J. Schaaf
Geraldine M. Schaaf
Dayton
Spec
Terrance R. Billings
Wayne C. Billings
Northfield
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