Peace movement alive in Cleveland after cease fire
In Cleveland the broad antiwar coalition persists after the Vietnam cease fire with activists like Paula Savich insisting the movement will remobilize if fighting resumes. Leaders stress a new phase in war policy rather than a folded effort and emphasize continued education and pressure on U S involvement in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Greater
Cleveland Area
U S
Paula Savich
Student Mobilization Committee
Nixon
Roberta Scherr
Socialist Workers Party
South Vietnam
U. S
Southeast Asia
Richard Cramer
Veterans For Peace
Movement For Social Justice
Robinson
Miklethun
Vietnam
Theia
Cheering Panthers to Victory at Elyria Catholic High
Varsity cheerleaders at Elyria Catholic High School applaud the ECHS Panthers as they compete this season. Front row: Judy Churpek, Marti Miller, Diane Wukie. Back row: Debbie Plas, Michelle Stark, Sheryl Pence, Patti Crane. Families listed with addresses accompany each member. C-T photo by John Enney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Catholic High School
Echs Panthers
Judy Churpek
James Churpek
Pasadena Ave
Marti Miller
Arlene Miller
Columbus St
Diane Wukie
Gene Wukie
Grafton Rd
Grafton
Debbie Plas
Robert Plas
Sunrise Dr
Amherst
Michelle Stark
Jude Stark
Fairlawn Ave
Sheryl Pence
Richard Pence
Marseilles Ave
Patti Crane
Shortage of gasoline by summer feared
Washington officials warn the nation could face gasoline shortages this summer after a winter of oil scarcity. The Nixon administration explores higher import limits while explanations for winter fuel gaps cite cold weather, Midwest grain drying, and rising gasoline use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Expanding to area airport eyed by two groups
Two groups eye the county Russia Road airport as a possible headquarters for growth. Midwest Air Charter plans to move its nine aircraft from Lost Nations to Lorain County Regional, with a large hangar and weather center, while the FAA considers basing a General Aviation office at the same field, narrowing options between Lorain County and Cuyahoga County airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Federal Aviation Administration
Russia Road
Midwest Air Charter Inc
Lost Nations Airport
Willoughby
Lorain County
Joseph L. Otto
Lorain County Regional Airport
Otto
Authority
FAA
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Paul Minnillo
Elyria
Cleveland
Federal Group
Cuyahoga County
Minnillo
James Doyle
Airport Management Inc
Ford executive elected airport authority proxy
A Ford Motor Company executive was elected president of the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority. Robert C. Strama of Vermilion, a Ford plant expediter, was chosen president. Other officers include David Dewey as vice president and Kenneth A. Sommer as secretary. The seven member body rotates leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Lorain County Regional Airport
Robert C. Strama
Newbury Rd
Vermilion
Authority
David Dewey
Oberlin
Elyria
Kenneth A. Sommer
Sommer
Mobile Homes Sales Inc
Pikewood Manor
Strama
Lorain County
Aviaen
Paul J. Minnillo
Dewey
Minnillo
Carl Nielsen
Lorain
Harold West
Thomas Butchko
Sylvia Shipiro
Amherst
Lysaght enters Ridgeville mayor race for Democratic ticket
Lysaght, Ridgeville councilman at large, announces a bid for mayor on the Democratic line just before the filing deadline. He cites belief in the two party system and a desire to offer voters a qualified choice. Lysaght, 45, a Navy Seabees veteran and Ford plant employee, has long served on council and is active in local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Bernard P. Lysaght
Lysaght
Peo
Council
Clarence E. Davis
St. Peter's Holy Name Society
Democratic Men's Club
Lorain County upholds ballot rotation in elections
The Third District Court of Appeals overturned a challenge to the constitutional legality of Hardin County voting machines by ruling that state law allows ballot rotation of candidate names by precinct. Lorain County officials praised a countywide rotation in 342 precincts while opponents urged ballot-by-ballot rotation. In Washington, a separate test found almost 90 percent of motorcycle helmets failed to meet industry standards, with just eight of 54 models passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Third District Court of Peals
Lorain County
Joan Leyshon
Washington
US Transportation Department
Two Democrats file for Elyria council seats
Two Democratic newcomers, Rev Isaac R Louden and David D Pierce, filed nominating petitions for Elyria City Council May primaries. Louden, pastor of Jones Chapel AME Church, has a long record in local civic work and housing development. Pierce, Holiday Inn Midway Mall manager and former professional baseball player, seeks one of four at large seats. Both are residents of Elyria with deep ties to the community.
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Elyria City Council
Isaac R. Louden
David D Pierce
Louden
Jones Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth Ward
John J Sokol
Municipal
Wilkes Villa
Fuller Road
Lorain Metropolitan
Aative of
Charleston
Columbus
Ohio State
Wilberforce
Payne Theological Seminary
Pierce
Midway Mall
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Ise
Ray Miklethun
University Christian Movement
Stew Robinson
Cleveland State University
Panthers
AP News
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Lincoln
American Petroleum Institute
Frank N. Ikard
Bureau of Mines Statistics
Rocky Mountains
Texas Railroad Commission
Alaska
Atlantic
API
U.S
Interior Department
Office of Oil and Gas
United States
Montgomery
Ala
APT
Alabama Department of Public Health
Robert C.strama
Chronicle- Telegram
Ple
Charles H. Stuart
Don W. Standen
Richard J. Noll
Elyria Council
Greater Elwhia
Black Ministerial Alliance of
Elyna
Elynia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
St. Mark’s Lodge
Prince Hall
London
Portia
Statesville, NC
Statesville
Appalachian University
Boone, NC
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
North Carolina
US Army
709Th Minion
Bad Kreumnach
Germany
Rhine Baseball Conference
American Legion Post 12
Blucenats
Sherff
Berm
Linns Breakfast Club
Kiwanis Pierce
Jane
Cornell Ave
Church of the Open Door
David D. Pierce
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