Racial tensions color Elyria city politics and rezoning debate
Elyria candidates weigh in amid racial disturbances and an upcoming election. Councilman Leo Bullocks defends remarks after a Maxwell shooting and ties to reform proposals. Rezoning on Abbe Road splits the Planning Commission while Mayor Reichlin threatens a veto. Ellen labor and local GOP women plan Dallas convention attendance.
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Ex-Elyria man charged in Columbus murder
Jack Carmen 25 an outpatient at Apple Creek State Institute for the Mentally Retarded was charged with the murder of 14 year old Christie Mullins behind a Columbus shopping center after an attempted assault. He allegedly beat the girl with a two by four following her being dragged into the woods. A witness described the fatal attack as Carmen reportedly confessed then pleaded innocent at arraignment.
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Apple Creek
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Jessie Smith
Mellor Group Home, Inc
Volunteers of America
Amherst teachers to vote on new offer Tuesday
Amherst schools face a four month impasse over pay and benefits as the Amherst Teachers' Association heads to a Tuesday vote on the six item panel report. The board has approved the panel's six recommendations and a new base salary of 8300 for 1975 76, with current figures at 7700 for a bachelor without experience. The panel advised keeping grievance procedures, rejected binding arbitration, and called for fixed salary elements and a postponed dental plan.
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Vermilion teen nabs two robbers after high speed chase
A Vermilion youth chased and captured two Lorain youths after they robbed him and a friend at knife point and stole $50. Roy Dollney and David Cruz, both charged with aggravated robbery, were jailed after deputies tracked the suspects and recovered the knives.
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Blind law student travels to Capital University Law School
BELLEVUE resident David Danklefson will start at Capital University Law School with a Braille typewriter and a seeing eye dog Deary. He is the first blind student enrolled at the Columbus campus and aims to work in estate planning and tax law while facing accessibility hurdles such as braille transcription limits and note rewriting.
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