Boy badly injured in shop window crash during rainstorm
Hans Koschutnik Jr. remains in serious condition at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain after crashing through a plate glass window at Vi's Yarn and Fabric Shop in Sheffield Township. A 16 inch long cut across his knee exposed bone as a bicycle chain tightened around him. A plastic surgeon operated on two fingers nearly severed and his ear was badly cut.
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Mosher urges Ford to act on looming gas shortage
U.S. Rep. Charles A. Mosher writes to President Ford urging use of authority to reallocate natural gas if found scarce for defense industries in northern Ohio. Mosher notes a House committee warned of an energy crisis across Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky and suggested declaring an economic emergency.
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Ohio industry faces 40 percent gas cutback this winter
Mosher warns 40 percent natural gas cutback and 60 percent curtailment of processing fuel by Columbia Gas of Ohio threaten large Lorain County industries. He urges President Ford to use executive power to stem the crisis and backs federal preemption to unify intrastate and interstate gas pricing amid deregulation calls.
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Schools brace for 40 percent natural gas cutbacks
Area school officials warn of cooler classrooms this winter as Columbia Gas of Ohio plans a 40 percent curtailment starting Nov 1. Schools have instructed custodians to keep rooms at about 68 degrees and hallways near 60. PUCO has not yet approved the cutbacks but a spokesman says the 40 percent figure is virtually certain and a public hearing in Columbus is set for Sept. 8.
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Weather Forecast Update
Clear tonight with lows 50 to 55 degrees and sunny tomorrow highs around the low 80s to the west and near 80 to the east. Very low rain chances. Winds ease to light and variable. Sunrise 6 28 a m Sunset 8 38 p m.
Wellington Datebook Notices and Social Updates
A compact snapshot of society notices and entertainment listings from Wellington. Includes obituaries, births, and upcoming events, highlighting community engagements and personal milestones in the local calendar.
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Wellington
Lorain Welfare Action Center eyes staff revamp and bigger budget
Lorain Welfare Action Center judges a plan to restructure staff and raise funding from about 35 000 to 83 700 annually. Dickerson would stay as outreach supervisor. an administrative director would be hired and the executive director post abolished. The 648 board cut WAC funding last month amid welfare-fraud concerns but set aside 40 000 for a restructured agency to serve low income residents.
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Ruth Dobosy
Nonpartisan races fill Lorain County posts in November election
In Lorain County 192 candidates filed for 117 posts on November 4. Township clerk and village clerk-treasurer seats show many contests with several unopposed posts. Mayoralty races bloom in seven of eight cities and villages, while Avon and Avon Lake face multi-seat council contests. School boards, BPA, and municipal utility boards attract sizable slates across Elyria Lorain Wellington Oberlin Sheffield Amherst LaGrange and South Amherst.
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Penfield
Sheffield
Dwaine Clinker
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Amherst
Kipton
LaGrange
Avon
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Carlisle
Eaton
Elyria
Boards of Education
Lorain
Wellington
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
South Amherst
Board of Public Affairs
BPA
Board of Municipal Utilities
Ohio Lottery probes unauthorized car rentals in Columbus
State Auditor Thomas Ferguson starts investigation into 43 new Mercury Montegos rented by the Ohio Lottery Commission from a Cleveland dealer without authorization. He notes unpaid leasing charges and says the action occurred despite budget limits. Ferguson also examines pay hike promises to employees who donated to deputy director Dickerson’s campaign and a push to fire him. Commission chair Leahy and four members resist Rhodes demand for resignation.
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Robert S. Malaga
James F. Dickerson
Malaga
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James A. Skelly
Thomas J. Smith
Dickerson
Lottery
Ralph J. Perk
David Leahy
James A. Rhodes
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