Opposed spraying of county crop land with treated effluent
Vegetable growers in Celeryville and Huron County oppose the Army Corps of Engineers plan to spray crop land with treated effluent from Cuyahoga County. Local farmers warn of health risks and odor, and fear land values and crops could suffer. Community leaders voice broad opposition as hearings and state actions loom.
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Ary Corps of Engineers
Huron County
Cuyahoga County
Celeryville
Frank Buurma
Buurma Brothers
Jordan Holthouse
Holthouse Brothers
Holthouse
Carlos Hanline
John F. Stambaugh and Co
Te Army
Acnay Corps
Japineers
Dforen
Hanling
John Wallace
Willard Tnited Bank
Wallace
Army Corps
Ed Straka
Holiday Lakes
Straka
Straku
Doctorate Dispute Sparks Ridgeville School Board Fray
Ridgeville school board member Ro Datel accuses high school principal Walter Stowers of an attempted public embarrassment. The dispute centers on whether Stowers’s doctorate from Fast Coast University in Dade City Fla is recognized by the North Central Association. Superintendent Roger Beitler defends Stowers as fully qualified, while critics question the Florida degree’s accreditation.
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Judgeville
Ro Datel .Voylor
Anthony ¥. Rago
Wip Reet
Walter 5. Stowers
Leshe Divans
Stowers
Ovent i
Taylor
Dr Stowers
Fast Coast University
Dade City
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North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Scholars
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North Central Association
Roger Tl’ Beitler
Florida
Plans for two adults with mental retardation homes
Murray Ridge Center officials outline near completion of two Oberlin group homes for eight residents each to foster independence. The Lorain County board seeks 58,988 from the Developmental Disabilities Act, with 25,280 local funding, to fund one year of both homes.
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Lee Ignat
Murray Ridge Center
Lorain County
Board of Mental Retardation
Iself
Don Roehon
Rochon
Board debates Stowers report and Florida doctorate issue
The Controlling Board rejected two emergency fund requests for consumer protection programs. The attorney general's office sought 105,444 and the Department of Commerce 227,125, with funds to be included in the General Assembly budget.
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Columbus
UPS
Attorney General's Office
Department of Commerce
General Assembly
City to Buy Microfilm Gear to Save Court Records Storage
The Hiyria Municipal Court may switch to microfilm after a committee recommended spending 5855 on a microfilmer and reader to store civil and criminal case records since 1958. The plan would free space at city hall and allow cross use by other departments once backlog is filmed.
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Hiyria
Cone ci
Trubey
Auditor’s Office
Ithe County
Ohio Equal Rights Amendment faces delays from Senate
An Ohio Senate committee postponement and party friction threaten ratification of the equal rights amendment. Despite support, absenteeism and shifting positions delayed a vote as supporters pressed for action and opponents sought time, with prospects hinging on two absent or switched senators.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Cin
Sen
Barnstorming Elyria Pilot Remains in the Air for 44 Years
Elyria’s 68 year old Tony Ross, longtime barnstorming pilot, continues flying despite icy conditions. The article recalls historic air shows and naming a dozen noted aviators, highlighting era of adventurers and notable early displays.
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Elyria
Tony Ross
Maple Circle
Kent victim's father says court ruling no surprise
Artie Krause, father of Alsen Krause who died in the Kent State killings, says the US Supreme Court dismissal of his appeal is not surprising. He plans to continue challenging Ohio authorities while condemning the firestorm over the 1970 massacre.
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Vermilion
Avon Lake
Lara
Elvrra
Harn
Kent
Puptsburg
Artie Krause
US Supreme Court
Qbio
Kent State University
Ats
Ilegal
Krause
Roma Westinghouse Mleethie Corp
Westeby Youngwood
Despper
Ohi
Kriose
Alsen
Oho National Guardsmen
Kent Staite
Cambodiis
Thins
OS Supreme Court
Bruise
Ghs Supreme Court
Baise
Troops invade North Ogden school for freedom lesson
Armed guards blocked corridors at North Ogden Junior High as troops from Trevigulia allegedly staged a frightening invasion to teach a freedom lesson. Principal DeYoung organized the exercise amid parental concerns. soldiers wore disguises and enforced strict rules with postlesson unclear outcomes.
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North Ogden
Unity AP
North Ogden Junior High School
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Chronicle-Telegram
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