Methodists Plan One Million Nursing Facility in Elyria
The Methodist group proposes a $1 million extended care nursing facility in Elyria. At a semi annual board meeting the trustees approved moving forward with plans and arranging funds to start construction at the Taft Building site as soon as possible.
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Dagger Thrust ambush nets heavy Viet Cong toll
The 3rd Battalion reports a fierce six hour engagement 30 miles north of Qui Nhon with at least 200 Viet Cong killed or wounded during an amphibious operation. Monticello landing ship batters jungle roads as Marine units press the attack while debates rise over whether it was a planned ambush or a meeting engagement.
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UPS
Dirck Halstead
Halstead
Bravo
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Schaffer
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Ford notes GOP point of pride in first session
Washington UPI Gerald R Ford Michigan says House Republicans can take pride in shaping the first session of the 80th Congress. He told the Commentary radio program that Republicans aimed to make Congress deliberate and independent of the executive, judging legislation by national interest.
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Wellington FTA Plans Yule Tea for Alumni
Wellington plans a Christmas tea for former Future Teachers of America members and 196 Wellington graduates. The event aims to reconnect alumni and celebrate the holiday season with classmates and faculty.
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32,000 Rock and Roll Records Burn in Interstate Blaze
A tractor trailer heated by a heater burst into flames on Interstate 70 north of Dayton destroying 32,000 rock and roll records. Fire officials estimate 325,000 in damages to the truck and contents. Driver Rey Little escaped injury after moving the rig to the roadside. The incident disrupted traffic as crews fought the blaze.
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Church to lift Friday ban on meat
Papal decree may adjust Catholic abstinence rules as Pope Paul consults national hierarchies. Current law imposes Friday meat abstinence for all Catholics over seven, plus specified holy days, with Lent Ember days and certain vigils requiring fasting. Change long rumored. councils inquiry seeks member opinion.
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Elyria Rotary and Local Service Club Meetings
Dr Jacob Kamm president of Cleveland Quares Amherst will address the Elyria Rotary Club at noon at the YMCA. The Elyma Lions Club meets at Porterhouse Restaurant at 63 pm. The Elyna Kiwanis Club noon luncheon at the YMCA and East Elyria Kiwanis 630 p m at YWCA. Elyna Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Hall at pm. Elmer E Bernal of E I Dupont Cleveland demonstrates fire hazards at Grafton Kiwanis 630 pm in Grafton School introduced by Wally Wildenheim.
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Lincoln Electric to pay yearend bonus to 1757 employees
Cleveland based Lincoln Electric Co. will distribute a yearend cash bonus totaling 14,444,000 dollars to 1,757 employees. The company has a long history of annual bonuses dating back to 1933, with cumulative distributions reaching 141 million dollars to employees.
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