Elyria School Board approves 7.5 mill operating levy
The Elyria Board of Education authorized a 7.5 mill operating levy to go before voters in the May primary. The district projects about 15 million dollars in annual revenue, saying funds are needed to staff new Ene Elementary and a junior high, attract teachers, and maintain education quality amid growth.
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Alyria Board of Education
George B Smuttle
Lorain County
Flyrna
Smuttle
Ene
Adelbert Street
Elyria
Smittle
Donald W Langsdale
The
Elyria Education Association
Podrd
Lorain County Airport Withholds Retirement Deductions
Lorain County Regional Airport sent 1968 to 1969 paycheck deductions to the Ohio State Employees Retirement System. Douglas Peters of the retirement board said contributions from June 1968 to Dec 31 1969 were received in Columbus on Friday and the authority faces a 93 percent rate of employer retirement contributions with a possible penalty to be decided by the board.
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Ohio State Publi
Lorain County
Columbus
Douglas Peters
Airport Authority
Peters
Ridgeville mulls abolishing city department of public services
North Ridgeville officials wrestle with dissolving the Department of Public Services and Properties formed last year. Council meets tonight as a committee of the whole to review repeal while avoiding charter conflicts and potential mayor salary implications.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
City S Department of Public Services and Properties
Department of Public Services and Properties
Ely
Clifton Perryman
Marcellus Diederich
Council
Nine more youths face hearings in auto theft ring
Lorain County Juvenile Court will hear nine additional youths on Friday in a case involving 26 juveniles and five adults linked to an auto theft ring that stole 60 vehicles across Lorain Medina and Cuyahoga counties over three and a half months. Chief officer John D McCrea said the total indicted rises to 22 with possible further charges. six youths already delinquent will be sentenced next week. The detention home crowding halted arrests briefly. it now has 40 bays and 10 girls, though it was built for nine boys and three girls.
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Lorain County
John D McCrea
State Highway Patrol
Medina
Cuyahoga Counties
McCrea
Four Medina area residents charged with multi drug offenses
Medina County deputies arrested four people after locating about eight thousand dollars in heroin marijuana and drug paraphernalia in a car back seat. Each faces five counts including possession and possession for sale of marijuana and heroin and possession of drug use instruments. Bond set at five thousand dollars per charge. arraignment scheduled for today. The group remains jailed as the investigation continued.
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Medina
Medina Area
Medina County
Marjuana
Joseph Sadzewicz
Catherine
Charles M. Balogh
Seville
Richard John Smith
Indina
Speith
Medina City
Dear Mr Davies Bird Friendly Lesson From Mrs Sievert
Russ Davies recalls Mrs Earle Sievert's friendly recipe and cake note as the robins return to a three year nest in an ash tree near the back stoop. Children gather to watch the robin scout lay and hatch, learning from birds as the garden and flowers offer a daily school of life.
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Earle Sievert
Atlanta Symphony set to perform in Elyria February 20
The Atlanta Symphony under Robert Shaw will give a concert at Elyria High School auditorium on February 20 at 8 PM. Soloist Theodore Jelivin returns, with Oberlin and ESPCCLIVES alumni among the performing musicians. the Elyma Community Concert Association presents the third season concert.
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Elyria High School
Robert Shaw
National Association of Composers
Cleveland Orchestra
Theodore Jelivin
America
Agai
Lettsin
Naumbirg
Wichaels
Elyma Community Concert Association
Elyria
High School Bus Service Approved for Several Hundred Students
The Emviia Board of Education approved a 27000 contract with Convenient Bus and Lame Service for transport of several hundred high school students for the 1970 71 school year. Bus routes to start within a week once IDs are prepared, causing a two week delay.
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Emviia Board of Education
Convenient Bus and Lame Service
Richard Egs
Taid
Elyman Named as Sargents Defense Counsel
Richard Sargent was assigned attorney Russell Sherman to represent him on a first degree murder indictment for the 1968 robbing spree in Lorain County. Sherman said arraignment was set for 2 pm with potential co counsel Bailey sought to be present.
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Lash heads Avon Lake council after Moran resignation
Avon Lake. Michael Lash elected to fill the unexpired term as council president after John Moran quit to join Celanese Trade Paint Division. Moran’s departure led Alfred Gruenwald to become first ward councilman and Frank Resatar to join the Finance Committee with Lash named its chairman.
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Avon Lake Counce
Michael Lash
John Moran Moran
Lowsville
Lash
Alfred Jo Gruenwald
Moore Rd
Dale Barnard
Moran
Posiion
Frank Resatar
Moran Lash
Morans
Harald Farley
Young accuses Pentagon of featherpiling stockpiles
UPI reports Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio claims the Pentagon hoarded three million pounds of feathers stored in 20,000 bags nationwide. A Pentagon official supposedly said dispersing the feathers to various warehouses is crucial to avoid losing them all if China bombs a single site.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M Young
Ohio
Pentagon
Young
Welfare head may take part time probation post in Lorain
Lorain County Welfare Director Gerard Prinz could become a part time adult probation officer while remaining welfare director. The proposal, from county commissioners, would pay Prinz $200 a month for probation work with no increase to his civil service salary. The plan awaits approval from the common pleas court judges.
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Lorain County
Gerard Prinz
Common Pleas Court
Pring
Partue
Prins
Ludwig M Pineura
Prinz
Pincura
Lorain council committee advances city improvement plan
A Lorain finance committee recommends 61 million dollars in capital projects to the city council. Planned are a new city administration building a central police station municipal court central fire station and an Olympic fire swimming pool at Oakwood Park.
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Lorain
Finance Claims Committee
Oakwood Park
Ss Capita Improvement Fund
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Cuyahoga Community College Classes Resume After Violence
Students at Cuyahoga Community College returned to classes in Cleveland after two days of campus violence. Dr Charles Pappas said security was increased as fights and fires led to cancellations and arrests. The unrest followed protests over cafeteria food service with demands against top officials and racism. In Manila, a Communist Huk terrorist killed four Filipino guards at a Voice of America transmitter in Tarlac province.
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UPL
Cuyahoga Community College
Metropolitan
Charles Papp
Pappas
Manila
Huk
Voice of America
Tarlac
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