Three men charged in Lorain County bank theft
FBI filed charges against Charles Grisham Donald Coates and Joseph Diorio in connection with a $93 000 theft from the Midway Mall branch of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co on August 16. Grisham held on 50000 bond in Cleveland. Coates to be arraigned. Diorio to be arrested on release. All faces up to 5000 fine and 10 years in prison.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lorain County
Midway Mall
Lorain
Brinks Inc
Brinks
FBI
Elyria Police Department
U.S
Harry E. Pickering
James Startzell
Cleveland
Elyria
Grisham
COATES
Smith Rd
Brook Park
Diorio
Mahoning County
State of emergency declared at University of California
Gov. Ronald Reagan declared an extreme state of emergency at the University of California Berkeley to allow maximum patrols to maintain order amid student strikes supported by minority groups. He activated the state highway patrol under Alameda County Sheriff Frank Madigan after campus vandalism and intimidation cited by UC President Charles Hitch.
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University of California
SACRAMENTO
Calif
Ronald Reagan
University of California at Berkley
California
Berkeley
San Francisco State College
Third Liberation Front
Negroes’ Black Students Union
Los Angeles
Hunters Point
San Francisco
Reagan
state highway patrol
Alameda County
Frank Madigan
Madigan
Charles Hitch
Berkley
Navy inquiry eyes higher ranks in Pueblo case
The Naval Court of Inquiry into the USS Pueblo loss may call witnesses from top levels of military and civilian leadership including former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. Civilian attorney E. Miles Harvey said he would seek higher ranking witnesses to clear Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher, with officers testifying praising his leadership and the crew defending the surrender decision.
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CORONADO
Calif
Naval Court of Inquiry
USS Pueblo
Defense
Robert McNamara
E. Miles Harvey
Lloyd M. Bucher
Cmdr. Bucher
Harvey
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Thomas Moorer
naval operations
McNamara
j.g. Timothy Harris
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Bucher
Frederick Schumacher, Jr
Gene Howard Lacy
Lacy
Arctic
Harris
Schumacher
Elyria Soldier Receives Commendation Medal for Valor
Specialist Watford earned a commendation for exceptionally valorous actions as chief on a CH 47A helicopter near a Special Forces outpost by the Cambodian border. He freed a trapped wounded soldier, administered life saving first aid during flight, and monitored engines amid near mortar fire. Watford, a recent promotee, is from Elyria with ties to Parma Heights and Bowling Green State University.
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Watford
Canodian
Elsha
Bowling Green State University
Army
Army Transportation Center
Eustis
Vietnam
Kath Jeen
Parma Heights
John E. Watford
APO
San Francisco
Noll to be Ridgeville's full time service chief
Mayor Richard J. Noll will become Ridgeville’s full time service director on February 15 while retaining the mayoral post and safety duties. The joint post includes oversight of the new department of public services and buildings with a planned $12 000 annual salary, subject to council setting the service director’s salary at 9400. The move centers on funding from multiple city accounts and will involve supervising the ditching machine purchase and various city departments.
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Noll
Ridgeville
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Richard J. Noll
department of public services
fhe
council
department of public services and buildings
Charles Stuart
Noil
Neil
Marriage Matchmaking by Computer Sparks Debate
A witty remark contrasts old methods with modern dating, noting how in the past a girl relied on her mother as a human calculator, while today comput er aided matches emerge.
Lorain County Increases Local Government Allocation
The Lorain County Budget Commission set 1969 local government funds at 1,428,711 an increase of 55,823 from the prior year. Funds come from state sales taxes 622,278 and bank deposit taxes 806,433. General operations receive 689,011 while cities and villages get 389,700 townships 40,000 and Lorain County Metropolitan Park 10,000.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Metropolitan Park
Elyria
Nixon to Begin Europe Tour February 23
President Nixon announced a five nation Western Europe tour starting February 23. He will visit Brussels London Berlin Bonn Rome and Paris with talks at Paris peace talks and a meeting with Pope Paul VI. He seeks to strengthen NATO ties and discuss new peace initiatives with Lodge and the U.S. negotiating team. He plans face to face meetings with five national leaders and hopes for a future summit with the Soviet Union.
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WASHINGTON
Nixon
Europe
U.S
NATO
Paris
Pope Paul VI
Brussels
London
Berlin
Bonn
Rome
Lodge
United States
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Elyria City Council to Add New Faces Next Year
Nine current council members filed for re election by the 4 p m deadline, ensuring at least two new faces on the Elyria City Council in the coming year regardless of primary or general election outcomes.
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Elyria
Elyria council gains new sixth ward member Klimczak
Malcolm D. Mc Donald and Robert F. Messaros did not file for re election. Feliz J. Klimczak 43 of Rock fern Ave is the new sixth ward councilman with no opposition. In seventh ward primary Kenneth Thomas and Earl J. Warmes contest the nomination to challenge Republican Theodore J. Lakacy.
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Elvria District
Klimczak
Elyria
seventh ward
Kenneth Thomas
Woodridge Dr
Earl J. Warmes
Windsor Dr
Theodore J. Lakacy
Hartford Dr
Thomas and
Wammes
Elyria Judge Seeks More Court Funds After City Grant
Elyria Municipal Judge Frank M. Wilcox warned a court action may follow if the city does not fund his expanded needs. The finance committee approved 150 for the court versus his 9000 request for two more employees and courtroom upgrades, providing only a $130 partition. The panel labeled the offer a token. further consideration is unlikely amid citywide budget strains after the failed income tax measure.
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Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Wilcox
ciy of council
council
agin
Walcox
Weather Warning for Ohio Snow and Freezing Rain Tonight
Travelers warned of snow and freezing rain across northern Ohio tonight with low temperatures in the upper 20s to 30s. Cloudy conditions tomorrow expect rain and snow ending by daybreak as temperatures fall toward the high teens to low 20s. Sunset today 5 36 p m. sunrise tomorrow 7 33 a m. record highs and lows noted earlier with yesterday's high 2 degrees and today's low 15 degrees.
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Ohio
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