Peach crop wiped out by severe cold in Lorain County
In Lorain County, a $500000 annual commercial peach crop appears ruined by last month's cold wave. Grower Burt Ochling reports cuttings show buds burned out. cherries plums and prunes may also be damaged. Apple blooms risk April to May frost. some orchards may recover, others face heavy losses and layoff for about 150 pickers.
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Berlin Heights
Burt Ochling
Lorain- Evie County
Lorain County
Paul Leidheser
Leidheiser
Ochling
Oehlings
Oehling
Oehl
Burt Oehling
Court rules out work on holidays in Ohio
The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled that state employees may not be required to work on Lincoln’s and Washington’s birthdays, striking down a governor order to keep offices open on holidays. The decision affects a range of state workers and notes voluntary flexibility while preserving public service needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington
10Th District Court
General Assembly
Lima State Hospital
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
James Rhodes
Art State Finance
Dilot
Lincoln
Rhodes
Wiliam C. Bryant
Et Unis
Lorain planners set work session on RAW zoning ordinance
Lorain planners schedule Friday work session to discuss a proposed RAW zoning ordinance. The move appears in the Friday edition’s page 9 highlights. The report outlines potential changes and community impacts.
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Lorain
Soviet demands US leave foreign A bases and Cuba
Senator Cooper urged firm action if negotiations fail and warned the Soviet Union against risking nuclear war over Cuba. He argued the US must maintain a Western policy while pressuring Khrushchev to remove troops. House members voiced concerns that more details about Cuba are being withheld and urged less partisanship and more constructive aid to the president.
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Washington
John Shetin
Cooper
In- Merxiag
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Senate
Congress
United States
Cuba
House
E. Moss
Adair
Reld
Fo Affairs Committee
Adaiy
Ed Foreman
R-Tex
Cube
Mariel
Cold walk to Homerville proves nothing to Stevenson and Klucas
Al noon Stevenson and William Klucas, CT staffers, trekked 10 miles to Homerville and back in 14 degree weather along Rt 301. They described blisters, numb feet, and chalked plans to prove their full distance later, while admitting fatigue and a belief the stunt was asinine.
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Stevenson
Homerville
Klucas
Everbody
Chronicle-Telegram
Peter J. Steveson
William A. Klucas
Elyria
Harmerville
Rt. 301
Spencer
Blucas
LaGrange
Price for test ban pact strains talks at Geneva
Geneva hearing opened with U.S. urging progress toward a nuclear test ban. The Soviet side demanded U.S. abandonment of overseas bases as the price of any treaty. Foster urged Russians to move from propaganda to hard facts while Kuznetsov pressed for a Moscow declaration to end foreign bases and submarines. Both sides kept firm positions as talks resumed.
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M.c. Thaler
Geneva
UPI
United States
White House
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Kennedy
Foster
Tme
Vassili V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Kuznetsov
U.S. Recognizes New Iraq Regime Amid Global Shifts
Provisional President Col Abdul-Salam Aref and his pro Nasser supporters appeared in Baghdad as recognition of the five day old rebel government grew. The United States Britain and the Soviet Union were among those recognizing the regime on Monday.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Abdul Sa- Aref
Iraq
Baghdad
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Schedule change may raise Elyria water bills
Elyria residents may see higher water bills this month due to meter reader routes being revamped for the shift from quarterly to monthly billing. Joseph Grace, superintendent of the public utilities office, said some meters may have been unread longer, causing a larger next bill. He noted holiday interruptions also contributed to longer reading gaps and suggested future adjustments could offset higher charges.
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Elyria
Joseph Grace
Public Utilities Office
Grace
Kilyra
Blue Cross Rate Hike Approved for Ohio Coverage
In Columbus, State Insurance Supt. William R. Morris announced an 18.8 percent rate increase for Blue Cross of Northeastern Ohio, affecting about 1.78 million people in 11 counties. The hike follows an earlier 15.9 percent figure and a Blue Cross request for 25.9 percent.
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Columbus
UFT
Blue Cross
Nort Ohio
William R. Morris
Young adults drive teen drinking patterns in Elyria and Lorain
A study cited by Elyria police and Lorain officials links teen alcohol use to patterns in families from lower and higher income groups. Juvenile offenders report access through older peers, cars, and social gatherings, with many purchases made by 18 to 25 year olds and instances of “getting charged” or “getting smashed.”
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Don Miller
Elyria
Thomas Graham
Lorain
John Terna Aeals
Dierna
Dierta
Elyma
Offi
Diefenbaker Holds Cabinet Meeting Before Campaign Tour
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker convenes a rebuilt cabinet in Ottawa after a split over nuclear weapons and anti Americanism. He plans further appointments and discusses measures to bolster the government for the election across Canada by April 8, with Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson in the campaign.
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Ottawa
UPI
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Diefenbaker
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Snow Showers
A weather summary reports partly cloudy skies turning colder with occasional light snow. Temperatures dip to near 15 overnight, Monday highs around 33, and a cloudy pattern persists through Wednesday with minor temp changes. Moonrise and Moonset times noted along with sunrise and sunset, while average period temperature totals 23 degrees.
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Ohiar
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