Westwood Junior High fire causes $15000 damage
A blaze at Westwood Junior High School in Elyria Township caused an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 dollars in damage, centered in the science preparation room and storage area. No injuries were reported, 23 firefighters fought the fire, with cause suspected as bare wiring in a climatorium.
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Elyria City
Westwood Junior High
Elyria West High School
Westwood
Elyria Township
Adelbert St
Elyria
Sheffield
Laule
Paul Stewart
Ely Stadium
Westwood Junior High School
C-T
John Kenney
Kenyon appoints Philip H. Jordan Jr. as president
GAMBIER UP I Dr Philip H Jordan Jr history professor and former Connecticut College dean will become the 16th president of Kenyon College July 1. The appointment announced by Rt Rev John P Craine Kenyon trustee chairman and Episcopal bishop of Indianapolis notes Jordan’s distinguished career as teacher and administrator. Native of New York City graduate of Princeton and Yale he joined Connecticut College in 1959 and served as associate dean for academic affairs 1968 69 and dean of the faculty 1969 1974.
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John P. Craine
Kenyon Board of Trustees
Episcopal
Indianapolis
Jordan
Kenyon
Craine
Connecticut
New York City
Princeton
Yale
Connecticut College
Shortage of natural gas won't disappear suddenly
Ohio faces five more years of limited supplies and curtailments as industry experts warn no near term improvement. Columbia Gas cites interstate dependence, halted development, and Hurricane Carmen as factors. systems plan storage buildup for next season and winter while schools adjust.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mie
Richard A. Rosan
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Columbia Gas Transmission
Charleston
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas Development Corp
Gulf
Women's Club protests U S position on parkway path
Elyria's 300 member Women’s Club objected to the East River Parkway route cutting through Monteith Hall property and part of its parking lot. Club officials appealed to the Federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, arguing federal law may require an alternate route. City plans call for property acquisitions within the urban renewal area as HUD reviews the project.
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Elyria Woman’s Club Board
Richard Bergman
Elyria
East Ave
Monteith Hall
Bergman
Leonard Reichlin
Third Street
East Avenue
East Broad
East Bridge
East Side
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
LMHA
Ronald Ashley
Riverview Plaza
East River Parkway
HUD
Elyria Woman Finalist For 300000 Buckeye Prize
Julia Johnson, 51, of 234 Wooster St, is a Buckeye 300 finalist in Cincinnati for a chance at 300000. She has 15000 from the draw already and plans to pay bills first. She bought her ticket at Fisher Fazio and has prior winnings including a TV and a World's Fair trip. Her husband works at Fisher Body. she does day work currently.
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Julia Johnson
Wooster St
Northgate Mall
Cincinnati
Johnson
Columbia Gas hikes rates as costs rise
Columbia Gas of Ohio will raise natural gas bills by 3.20 cents per 1,000 cubic feet effective March 3, adding about 48 cents monthly for the average 15,000 cubic feet usage. Elyria Division manager Lloyd McIntire cited higher fuel costs from four suppliers and noted the fuel adjustment clause allows pass through of increased fuel costs to about 326 Ohio communities served.
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Ohio
Columbia Gas Transmission
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Columbia Gas Elyria Division
Lloyd McIntire
Columbia Gas
McIntire
West River Road residents threaten lawsuit over widening plan
West River Road residents told Elyria City Council they are prepared for legal action against a proposed assessment for widening the Midway Mall access route. About 40 residents spoke, with a petition read showing opposition and calls for costs to be borne by the Mall, city, and county. Officials noted the project may not be completed before next Christmas due to protests.
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West River Road
Elyria City
Midway Mall
Jfk Memorial Parkway
Griswold Road
Richard Seward
Grodb
Pease may vote no to 91 million school aid bill
State Sen. Donald Pease may oppose a 91 million supplemental education aid measure seen as likely to pass along party lines. The bill would grant 40 dollars per pupil for districts to use as they choose, while opponents push for the money to be part of a broader ERC formula in the next two-year budget.
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Columbus
Donald Pease
Oberlin
Anthony J. Célebrezze
Cleveland
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Paul Gillmore
Port Clinton
Pease
House
Senate Education Review Committee
ERC
Celebrezze
North Olmsted
Rocky River
van Meter
Tax rebate confusion delays IRS processing in Cincinnati
Recalculation worries grow at the Cincinnati IRS Center handling Ohio and Michigan returns as taxpayers misapply the proposed 12 percent rebate. Congress has not enacted the plan, and even a 2 percent rate could trigger about 140,000 recomputations from roughly 7.3 million returns, delaying refunds for many filers.
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Internal Revenue Service Center
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
Ford
Congress
TRS
IRS
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U.S
Parkway
By Linda Hengstler
Alfonso Corzo
W. River
Bert Brosky
Kosma Glavas
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Gilligan
General Assembly
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Senate
Gillmore
James A. Rhodes
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