Oberlin paper wins honors as Ohio Newspaper Association names Henes president
The Oberlin News-Tribune won three first prizes at the Ohio Newspaper Association show in Columbus. Ernst Henes of Meanes was elected president, succeeding Raymond Dix of the News-Tribune. other officers include Spencer Newark Ad- Bory and G. Seltzer retired editor. The convention honored papers with top prizes in circulation, advertising, and columns, while trustees were named for three-year terms.
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Oberlin News-Tribune
Columbus
Charles Staab
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Louis Nual Osman
Hooper News-lin
B. Seltzer
Ohio News
Unitedspapers
Cleveland Press
Board Chair Paper Association
ONA
Press International
Iman Dix
Oberlin Weekly
Ernst Henes
Meanes Rank
Spencer
Newark
Ad- Bory
Raymond Dix
the News-Tribune
Wooster Daily Record
Early morning crash leaves three injured near Durkee Road
State troopers report a head on collision on Rt 57 near Durkee Road yesterday morning. Franklin T. Schick and Lyczkowski, both in critical condition, were hospitalized after their cars collided. Lyczkowski was pinned for about 20 minutes. Paulette Babcock and another passenger were also involved.
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State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Avalon
Eaton Estates
Gators
Lyczkowski
East Riv
Samuel St
Elyria Memorial
Jung
Frankin T. Schick
Elyria
Schick
Rt 57
Durkee Rd
Lorain mulls strict open fire pollution rule
Lorain air pollution chief Robert Carney urges council to ban open trash burning in the city with leaf burning exempt and commercial burning only in authorized zones under joint supervision of his department and the fire department a $10 fee per project. He will present the plan at the Feb 21 meeting. East Side residents report a pink residue on homes and samples will be analyzed to find the source.
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Lorain
Robert Carney
Lorain Carney
Air Pollution Control Board
Air, Water Pollution and Urban Renewal Committee
Carney
Fire Department
Council
East Side
Ghoulardi All Stars to Face WKYC in Charity Basketball Night
The Elyria District Catholic High School gym hosts a charity basketball game pitting Ghoulardi's All Stars led by Ernie Anderson against the WKYC All Stars guided by Don Young. All proceeds go to the 1966 Lorain County Heart Association fund drive per J. Grant Keys. The 8 p.m. tipoff spotlights local TV personalities raising funds for heart research.
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Ghoulardi
All Stars
Wkycah Stars
Lorain County Heart Association
J. Grant Keys
Lorain County
Ghoulardi All Stars
Ernie Anderson
Wkyc All Stars
Don Young
Brown Fintube forms new unit and promotes three
Brown Fintube Co announces formation of a new sales engineering department led by A. H. Schories. Ed Dister and Dan Eckensfels promoted as senior design engineers to handle fired heaters, recuperators, waste heat boilers, and crossfin products. Kroehle cites cost-saving heat recovery as key driver for the move. Headquarters are in the city with two plants, plus subsidiaries in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Britain, Japan, Mexico and West Germany.
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Brown Fintube Co
Ed Dister
A. H. Schories
Dan Eckenfels
Thomas P. Kroehle
Brown Fintube
Kroehle
A. H Schories
Dan Eckensfels
Senor
Schories
New York
Clarkson College of Technology
Griscom-Russell Co
Graham Manufacturing Co
Beck Road
Avon Lake
Dister
Brown Tintube
American Gas Association
Iron Fireman Co
Magic Chef
Case Institute of Technology
Rose Road
Westlake
Eckenfels
Ohio State University
Army
Chemical Corps
North Murray Ridge Road
Australia
Brazil
Canada
France
Great Britain
Japan
Mexico
West Germany
Reichlin and Mathna to Meet Over Annexation Rift
Elyria Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin and Lorain Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna plan a morning meeting to discuss mutual issues in their cities including Lorain's announced annexation into Elyria Township. Mathna favors a meeting, timelines depend on Reichlin, and both expect productive discussions.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Reichlin
Mathna
Elyria Township
Mathna Today
Soviet Academy Honors Two American professors
Two UPI reports state Herman Francis Mark dean emeritus at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn and Richard Courant professor of mathematics at New York University were elected Friday to the Academy of Arts and Sciences of the Soviet Union. The notice came via cablegrams.
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Wuuw York
UPI
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Soviet Union
Herman Francis Mark
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Richard Courant
New York University
Blue Cross to Seek Rate Reductions for Medicare Patients
Blue Cross of southwestern Ohio will request state permission to cut rates for Medicare eligible members by 50 to 66 percent. Earl Kammer, executive vice president, expects approval for a new lower rate for members over 65 next week.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ohio
Blue Cross
State Insurance Department
Earl Kammer
Retirement sounds off key to Grand Ole Opry Ritter
Tex Ritter and twelve Grand Ole Opry Show members performed two shows at Elyria Catholic High School. Ritter spoke of loving singing and hinted at retirement as a distant idea, while sharing career highlights from Hollywood to the military tours and his long recording history.
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Grand Ole Opry
Ritter
Tex Ritter
Tex
Elyria Catholic High School
Grand Ole Opry Show
Elyria Knights of Columbus
Grand National Studios of
Hollywood
Gals get lift to college faculty posts
Applications are invited by the American Association of University Women for a college faculty program. Selected women receive tuition for graduate study and a personal stipend for one academic year. Eligible are women 35 or older with at least a bachelor’s degree, not in graduate study, without faculty status, aiming for full-time faculty careers. Write to Dr. Eleanor Dolan, 2401 Virginia Ave NW, Washington DC.
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American Association of University Women's College
Eleanor Dolan
Virginia Ave
Washington, DC
Krase Ends 36 Years at Pfaudler
Herbert W. Krase retires after 36 years with Ritter Pfaudler Corp and its predecessor. He will stay on as a consultant. Krase began in 1929 as a bookkeeper and held roles from chief clerk to controller and secretary in a lengthy corporate rise. He is from Rochester New York.
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Herbert W. Krase
Ritter Pfaudler Corp
Pfaudler Permutit, Inc
Krase
Mercer Brugler
Ncw
Rochester
N.Y
Rochester School of Commerce
Ohio prisons a 19th century scar
Ohio prison officials push for a modern system after a fatal stabbing at the Ohio Penitentiary underscores overcrowding. Plans divert Mansfield Reformatory to northern Ohio, build a southern facility at Lebanon, and a northern facility at Grafton with new single cell housing and expanded programs.
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Ohio
Koblentz
Mansfield
Grafton
Lebanon
Southern
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Cincinnati Post
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