Trustees push ahead on college arts center project
Lorain County Community College trustees plan a $3 million fine arts center with phased construction and potential 60 percent federal aid. Preliminary architectural work underway. phase three targets science humanities technology and room for an art gallery and theater.
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College Center Groundbreaking Set for Monday Phase Two
A $3 million College Center groundbreaking is scheduled for Monday at 2 PM to mark Phase Two of Lorain County Community College construction. Trustees college officials county commissioners and the public are invited to attend.
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College Center Phase Two Construction Plans
President Max J. Lerner said the ceremony would be brief. Actual construction cost is 18 325 million dollars with equipment furnishings and site development making up the remainder. The College Center will be a massive building housing the library administrative offices dining facilities student lounges and activity areas.
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Beat Generation Reflections And Local College Board Actions
The piece muses on Beat Generation culture and youth, noting drift toward lost love themes. Elyria College trustees discuss Phase One construction, state funds misallocation, bookstore cash register bid, and future catalog printing.
Ohio approves relocation of Route 113 to Kennedy Memorial Parkway
The Ohio Highway Department approves the 2.7 mile relocation of Route 113 as the northwest leg of the Kennedy Memorial Parkway. Construction is set for spring 1967 with cost estimated at 2.8 million dollars and Elyria to pay 80 000. Bridges are planned over rail lines and road intersections near Lake Avenue and Bell Avenue.
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Civil Disobedience Lectures Spark Campus Debate
Archibald Cox at Oberlin condemns disobedience that weakens law while Saul Alinsky and Louis Hartz defend lawful protest. Cox argues constitutional limits govern dissent and condemns blocking access to public facilities as unlawful when laws are valid.
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Sweeney hints at governor bid with Johnson plan
US Representative Robert E. Sweeney refuses to reveal 1965 governor race intentions but signals a bid may come next month. He calls for a Democratic strategy focusing on state highway development and education funding, criticizes Rhodes for opposition to a lavish OSU president’s home, and predicts Johnson cabinet involvement in Ohio politics.
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Former Lorain County treasurer Carl O Schmitkons dies
Carl O Schmitkons 73 former Lorain County treasurer died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He served as chief deputy and was elected treasurer in 1951 retiring in 1960. Survived by wife Hazel and two daughters, he held roles at First National Bank of Elyria and Amherst Lumber Co. Funeral services at First Methodist Church with burial at a private graveside. Memorials to Elyria Memorial Hospital building fund.
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Carlisle man fined and jailed for child abuse
Rebert Mitchell, 33, of 2 Oberlin Rd, pleaded guilty to abusing his six month old son. Judge Henry P. Webber sentenced him to two nine month county jail terms and a $200 fine plus costs. The child received treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital for possible concussion and bruises. Mitchell had earlier served a three day jail sentence and $75 fine in Elyria Municipal Court for assault and battery against his wife Delores. both incidents occurred in their trailer home last Friday.
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No Progress in Harshaw Talks
No progress was made in talks yesterday between Harshaw Chemical Co and the Chemical Workers Union with federal mediator Omar White in Cleveland. The parties plan to meet again today in an effort to move off dead center in the ongoing dispute over the division of the company’s stake in the Cleveland and local plants.
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Fire destroys 29 unit Mansfield apartment building
A Mansfield Ohio fire leveled the 29 unit Charford Apartments a three story building. No injuries were reported. The cause of the blaze remained undetermined as firefighters remained on scene for several hours bringing the fire under control before dawn.
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Griswold Towers to rise on Griswold Road
A $1.5 million seven story office building with a tower restaurant will be built next spring on Griswold Road just east of Rio. Mayor Sanford calls the project a standard setter and pacesetter for the area. The project is led by Nathan McCallister and Maynard P. Elyria with Herb Meister, Inc. leasing. The building features a two story open courtyard and mezzanine, with plans discussed at a formal press conference.
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