Ohio Governor’s Awards honor Lee and Lawrence for theatre work
Seventeen native Ohioans were honored at the 1972 Governor's Awards dinner. Robert E. Lee and Jerome Lawrence shared the top honor for their contributions to theatre, including Inherit the Wind and Auntie Mame adaptations. Also recognized were Johnny Bench Don Shula Rev. Albert Koklowsky and three Medal of Honor recipients with Governor Gilligan presenting.
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Columbus
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Jerome Lawrence
Cleveland
Elyria
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Baseball Redlegs
Painesville
Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
Albert Koklowsky
Frank Herda
John J Gilligan
Ohio House Debuts Bipartisan Good Samaritan Bill
The Ohio House introduced a bipartisan Good Samaritan measure by Rep Casey Jones to compensate individuals who are injured or incur expenses while aiding law enforcement or preventing crimes. It would use the Sundry Claims Board to pay medical and lost earnings with strict reporting and filing deadlines and exclude those injured while breaking the law.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Good Samaritan
Casey Jones
Toledo
Sundry Claims Board
Richard L. Wittenberg
Agriculture Department
Gilligan Administration
Consumer Protection Pack
Scientist claims proof that Martin Bormann skull identified
Berlin based forensic team reports a half shattered skull and bones match medical records confirming Martin Bormann dead. Dr Heinz Spengler says tests align with Bormann's dentist sketch, a broken collarbone, and height of 5 feet 5 inches, closing the case for him. Wiesenthal remains unconvinced.
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Berlin
UPI
Martin Bormann
Bormann
Fuehrer
Nazi Germany
Heinz Spengler
West Berlin
Institute For Forensic
Spengler
Vienna
Simon Wiesenthal
Borman
Avon Lake woman injured in Rt 254 57 crash
An Avon Lake woman, Pamela J. Rockas, 36, was hospitalized in fair condition with a broken arm and head cuts after a four-vehicle crash on Rt 254 at Rt 57. The accident involved a semi tractor trailer driven by Joseph R Burton and another car driven by Robert J Weisheit, with a passenger and a separate collision involving Carlena Martin and Erwin Segal. Rockas was cited for improper passing.
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Avon Lake
Sheffield Township
John Payne
Pamela J. Rockas
Artsdale Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Weisheit
Edgewood
Grafton
Carlena Martin
Sandalwood Ct
Miss Rockas
Joseph R Burton
Woodhurst Dr
Youngstown
Ohio State Patrol
Rockas
Weisheit Auto
Weisheit
Erwin I. Segal
Martindale Rd
Cleveland Heights
Segal
Miss Rockus
Lorain’s J Barden seeks fifth ward council seat
Lorain 24 year old John Barden filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections as a Democratic candidate for fifth ward councilman. He lives at 802 East 34th Street and works as a Stanadyne Inc sales representative. He serves with the Fraternal Order of Police Associates and the Office of Economic Opportunity Board and chairs the self help program. He aims to address ward problems and push the fifth ward self help plan.
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Lorain
John Barden
Third Ward
Don Barden
Lorain County
Barden
34Th St
Stanadyne Inc
Elyria
Fraternal Order of Police Associates
Office of Economic Opportunity Board
Young Democrats
Fifth Ward
Gilligan and Wilkins to address Ohio women leaders
Gov. John J. Gilligan and Caroline Wilkins vice chair of the Democratic National Committee were set as featured speakers at the Ohio Democratic Party state women’s leadership conference in Columbus. Also on the program were Ohio Treasurer Gertrude Donahey and state party chairman William A. Lavelle with discussions on political action and women’s rights under the banner Challenge for Women in Politics.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Caroline Wilkins
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Democratic Party
Gertrude Donahey
William A. Lavelle
Readers oppose handgun controls in Chronicle Telegram poll
Chronicle Telegram readers show strong opposition to gun limits with 204 responses. About 73 percent oppose outlawing or registering handguns, 16.2 percent support registration, and 108 percent voted to ban such guns in the straw poll, reflecting a heated debate over penalties and rights.
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Chronicle-Telegram
NRA
National Rifle Association
No Local Primary in Wellington Village
Wellington will not hold a local primary as four council seats must be filled and four nominees exist per party. Only one candidate, William J. Barber, is set for the Board of Public Affairs, so no primary is needed and no charge will be incurred.
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Wellington
Joan Leyshon
Lorain County
Ts Leyshon
Levshon
Oberlin College and City reach least offensive security accord
The tentative Oberlin College and city agreement keeps on campus security under college control while improving procedures with city police. It shifts major crimes to campus investigators and minor matters to college security, aiming for quicker crime relays and preserved student privacy.
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Oberlin
Thomas Dalton
City Assumption of College Security
College Security
Dalton
College Admminnistration
Oberlin College Review
Counc
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D-Anna
State Insurance Department
Norman A Murdock
Cincinnati
Murdock
South America
Adolf Hitler
Dallas
Texas
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