Distribution Center OK'd
LORAIN The school board last night gave final approval for leasing an East 21st St building for a supply distribution center. The board agreed to a five year lease with the Roth Corp for the Central Lorain building for $500 a month rent. Board member Harry Evans said he had been approached by downtown businessmen for rea
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Lorain
Roth Corp
Central Lorain
Harry Evans
Rea
E. M. McCaskey
21St St
McCaskey
License Transfer Opposed by Lorain School Board
A proposed transfer of a D-5 liquor license to Vine Ave and East 29th St was opposed by Lorain’s school board due to a 500-foot rule from Lincoln School. The state liquor board advised the board could file an exception, potentially triggering a hearing. The board plans to be represented by Clerk-treasurer Ernest Sposato. The panel favored a central 21st St site for logistics and costs, noting a five year lease at about $30,000 and possible dissolution if the district builds its own facility. The board also approved carpet purchases for Admiral King High School auditorium after rejecting a low bid that did not meet specs.
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Lorain
Vine Ave
East 29Th St
Educaton
Frank Echko
Broadway Tavern
Lincoln School
State Board of Liquor Control
C. B. Province
Ernest Sposato
Vincent Glorioso
Syotem
McCaskey
Coud
Admiral King High School
Audorium
Redy-Scaman Furniture Co
Miller Furniture and Uphol
Lorain School Faces Budget Cut for Retarded Program
Lorain city and county officials discuss funding for mentally retarded classes under a new state law. The board considers reducing operating costs from about 16 thousand dollars annually, while tuition for non residents and insurance premiums are re-evaluated.
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Lorain
Lee Blackman
Kozich
John Kottending
Zich
Loran
County Child Welfare Board
Blackman
Carol McGregor Thes
Loram
Board discusses discipline program misunderstandings
Lorain Board President C V Province said the board is reviewing suspensions and expulsions to ensure rights and responsibilities are respected. He noted criticism from a Lorain Journal editorial and urged the public to seek full facts before judging the board’s role in school discipline.
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Lorain
C. V. Province
Board of Education
Lorain Journal
Province
Erting
3 Is A Crowd Board Council Bus Co To Meet
Lorain parents complain about crowded Admiral King High School bus riders. The school board will seek a legal opinion from city solicitor Adrian Bedeski and a joint meeting with the city council and Employees Transit Co. to study state law on bus crowding and authority. Superintendent Dr John Evans argued students ride as citizens, not pupils, and board members call it a city issue with limited actions.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Adrian Bedeski
City Council
Admiral King High School
Council and Employees Transit Co
John Evans
Vincent Glorioso
Three Killed as Car Hits Truck in Columbus
Three Columbus residents Cecil Harrah 28 Cary Harrah 19 Sandra Auflick 17 died when their car smashed into a parked Elyria-owned tractor-trailer on Cleveland Avenue near an underpass. Police say the car rode north at high speed before the impact. Eracos Northouse of Elyria not at fault.
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Columbus
Elyria
Cleveland ‘Ave
Eracos Northouse
Space Lubricants Could Change Space Vehicle Cooling
Space lubricants may be replaced by liquid metals in future space vehicles, said W. D. Weatherford Jr of Southwest Research Institute at an American Institute of Chemical Engineers meeting. The talk covered liquid metals as cooling agents in nuclear reactors for their superior heat transfer properties. A separate police report notes a 70 mph chase ending with the arrest of William J. Kuhar Sr. on reckless operation DWI and speeding charges after a pursuit through a two hour zone.
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New York
UPI
W. D. Weatherford Jr
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Tex
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Weatherford
U. S. Air Force
28Th St
Grove Ave
William J. Kuhar Sr
Euclid Ave
Kuhar
Sam
Colorado Ave
East Dr
Leona V. Wittaker
21St St
Blue Grass Boys
Voluunteers
James Smola
Schadden RD
PTA Will Feature Speaker At Firelands Founders Day
Mrs May Pyle Andrews professor of literature at Ashland College will speak at a combined Firelands School District PTA Founders Day program in the high school next Wednesday at 8 pm. Rev John Link will give the prayer and benediction as the Firelands Mothersingers sing and a Founders Day collection will aid PTA work. Arrangements were made by a group of local organizers.
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Henrietta
May Pyle Andrews
Ashland College
Firelands
Firelands Mothersingers
PTA
Robert Guthrie
Maurice Fout
Dennis Bursiey
John Cherry
Fliorence Stevens
John Reed
Paul Breisch
Arnold Sprunk
Paul Markworth
David Datley
Chiefs Seek License-Free Hunting for Tribesmen
Two Indian chiefs in ceremonial headdress urged a legislative committee to approve a bill allowing their tribesmen to hunt and fish without licenses. Chief Tecumseh Deerfout Cook said, after all, they have a right to hunt and fish the land that was once theirs.
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Richmond. Va
UPI
Tecumseh Deerfout
Meeting Change Asked to Adjourn Lorain Council
Lorain city auditor Joseph Mitock asked council to adjourn the March 5 meeting to March 6 to award hospital bonds. Bonds will be offered for sale at noon in the auditor’s office, with Squire, Sanders and Dempsey advising to finalize the resolution soon after the sale. If not adjourned, bond awards likely wait until the next council meeting on March 19.
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Lorain
Joseph Mitock
Mitock
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Lorain Committee Relieves Mayor From Curfew Bell Duty
Lorain Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna is relieved of ringing the curfew bell as the Legislative Committee begins codification review. The first step is deleting the curfew ordinance, with a second step to consider raising the age limit. Old cases and research will wrap before the March 22 meeting. The panel approved the general offenses code except the harbor master ordinance and will review it later. The traffic supervisor position issue was resolved and will be presented to council on March 19.
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Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Mathna
Com
Mittee
Blast at Thiokol Plant Kills One, Injures Three
A blast at the Thiokol chemical plant in Levittown, Pennsylvania, killed one worker and injured three others. The explosion was felt over a wide area surrounding the facility that manufactures rocket engine fuel.
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Levittown
UPI
Thiokol Co
East
Playfield Program Reviewed
Lorain councilman J Leonard Camera sought a supervised summer playground at Irving School but the school board deferred action. They urged Camera to present to the city Recreation Board while indicating school facilities could be made available. The move comes amid a city school board recreation program reorganization with a Thursday council meeting to decide funding and structure.
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