Elyria schools escape split sessions reprieve
Elyria City Schools scrapped a planned split-session schedule after Columbia lifted a heat maintenance order. Five large buildings remain limited by gas, while small buildings run at 70 percent. Normal operations resume tomorrow with staff report. Catholic schools in Lorain County also return to normal, with St. Mary’s closing some buildings and Elyria Catholic switching to fuel oil.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Columbia
Paul Stewart
Food Service
Stewart
Thomas Showalter
Edison
Spring Valley
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
St. Mary’s School
False class report gave A rating to Amherst police gal
The Chronicle-Telegram uncovers an Ohio Attorney General file claiming a police training attendance by a former Amherst officer. It shows Carol Rumstead later Beeler did not attend any of the 50 school sessions, yet documents list her as having completed 120 hours in 1968 and certified as a police officer. Anson B. Cook, executive director of the Ohio Peace Officers Training Council, signed the certification.
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Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Amherst
Arthur Koppenhafer
Chronicle-Telegram
Koppenhafer
Carol Rumstead
Miss Ramstead
Carol Beeler
C-T
Ohio
Anson B. Cook
Ohio Peace Officers Training Council
Cer
Bay Village schools win delay in gas shutoff dispute
Bay Village schools reopened after a judge granted a temporary restraining order against Columbia Gas. The order blocked the utility from shutting off natural gas while school officials argued they had not exhausted their gas allotment. Columbia Gas argued FPC restrictions limit service priorities.
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Columbia Gas Inc
Columbia Gas
Columbia
Common Pleas
Paul Perkins
Thomas Milligan
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Swine flu shot still barred, others OK
Secretary Califano lifts moratorium on the double-barrelled flu vaccine for A Victoria flu and Hong Kong flu. Elderly and chronically ill urged to vaccinate while swine flu remains barred with no US outbreak this year. Officials say action will follow any sign of an outbreak.
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Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
United States
Hong Kong
Weather outlook warm with mixed precipitation chances
A weather brief notes warmer conditions with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of snow tonight and tomorrow. Lows in the upper teens, highs in the mids, with 30 percent precip tonight and 40 percent tomorrow. Winds southwest 10 to 18 mph. Sunrise times referenced. earlier low and morning values noted. Details on Page 6.
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Vodislam
GM earnings hit 2.9 billion in 1976 year record
DETROIT UPI General Motors Corp posted a record 2.9 billion dollar profit for 1976 with a 10.08 per share, surpassing Exxon in net income though Exxon earned 3 billion and is noted as the top industrial profit maker that year.
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UPI
General Motors Corp
Exxon
Schools Face Shutoff Risk As Gas Curtailments Loom
Nearly all area districts may receive service shutoff notices as Columbia Gas of Ohio tightens winter gas allocations. While some districts plan to reopen tomorrow, several schools and businesses risk being cut off if over-allocation continues. PUCO has authorized severe reductions to prevent pipe bursts, and Ly the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake District may delay opening as buses run for parochial students only.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Bud” Money
Columbia Gas” Consultan
Columbia
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCC
PUCO
Money
Lorain County
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Richard B. Nave
Elyria Board of Education
Certification impropriety cited in Amherst police records
Koppenhafer admitted to the C-T that Miss Ramstead was listed as attending Amherst police school in 1966 68 though she did not attend. He claimed a former Cook aide gave permission and a June 1968 letter authorized the action. Cook said training, not experience, qualifies a officer and could not verify the listing.
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Koppenhafer
C-T
Miss Ramstead
Amherst
Cook
Miss Rumstead
Turner Block To Be Razed For Parking Lot Project
Old Turner Block and City Hall slated for demolition to build a 101 car lot at Court and Second streets. City Council approved a 10 year lease with Elyria Savings & Trust Bank paying $1,500 monthly rent. bank to construct the lot at an estimated cost of $88,000. Tenants will move out. work to begin when weather permits with completion in approximately April.
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Second Streets
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Elliott
Elliott
Lorain County
EST
Bill Creed
Sidewalk snow removal urged as Elyria schools reopen
Elyria residents are urged to clear sidewalks by tomorrow morning as school sessions resume after a suspension due to energy crises. Officials emphasize neighborly help for the elderly and health impaired, noting a city ordinance against ice and snow.
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Elyria
Wesley G. Winn
Elyria City
Wirm
Sherman Street
McKinley School
Gene Keebs
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