CBS News Dominates Emmys With 12 Honors
CBS News swept the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmys with 12 wins out of 21 in news and documentary categories. NBC took four, ABC three, and PBS two, as CBS programs such as Showdown in Iran and The Boston Goes to China led the victories.
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New York
UPI
CBS News
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
NBC
ABC
PBS
Academy
CBS
Iran
China
60 Minutes
Misha
Teddy Kolleck
Jerusalem
Pops
Noah
Creston Livestock Auction Report and Prices
Creston consignors sold 1 458 head from 415 participants at Creston Livestock Auction. Dairy cow $870 pony $120 goats $27 and $28 calves range 110 to 209, heifer calves 155 and down. Sheep lambs 59 60, feeders 58 to 71, pigs up to 4485, sows 2785 to 4125, heifers 65 to 88, cows 52 to 75, bulls 0 to 85, feeder steers 84, feeder heifers 85, Holstein feeders 95.
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Creston
Central Trust plans $400000 Lorain branch downtown
Lorain council panel approves sale of about one acre of urban renewal land to Central Trust Co. of Northern Ohio for a new 3,000 square foot branch at Broadway and Wickens Place. The precast contemporary building, planned with 38 parking spaces, aims to employ seven staff and open by late summer or fall.
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Lorain
Central Trust Co
Ohio
Council
Bank
Broadway
Erie Avenue
Wickens Place
Fourth Street
William Parker
Highth Street
New London Schools Seek 1.3 Million Bond for Repairs
The New London board of education approved placing a 1.3 million dollar bond on the June 3 ballot to fund renovations and additions across district buildings. Filing with the Huron County auditor is due February 14, with millage to be assessed in nine days. A final ballot decision comes February 25, targeting under 3 mills. The plan includes Fitchville window upgrades, exterior refinishing, rewiring, furnace mods, new ceilings and lockers, plus a girls locker room addition near the gym.
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New London
Board of Education
Huron County
Howard Dulmage
Fitchville School
Russell Edgington
LaGrange Zoning Hearing Feb 21 At Township Hall
LaGrange Township trustees set a Feb 21 8 pm public hearing at the township hall to consider amendments to the zoning code focused on home businesses. Also noted were enforcement actions on junk cars with 10 day compliance, plans for sheriff patrols on Kipton Nickle Plate Road, traffic counts for speed limits, and purchase of two fire department alert radios. New London High School girls plan Jump Rope For Your Heart March 15 with pledges in the district and the event 10 am to 3 pm in the high school gymnasium to benefit the American Heart Fund.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Township
Lillian Mack
Sheriff's Department
Kipton Nickle Plate Road
New London
Arts Council fund drive begins with $9,440 pledge
Lorain County Arts Council kicks off 1980 Have a Heart for the Arts drive at a luncheon. Jephtha Carrell of Nordson Foundation presented a $5,000 check to council president Tim Masten, with $4,440 already raised. The campaign targets $50,000 to support a $70,500 budget through grants and fundraisers, including Lorain County Night and the jog-a-thon. About 75 volunteers will canvass banks, professionals, and businesses. The drive runs through March 7 with a March 10 victory luncheon.
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Lorain County Arts Council
Jephtha Carrell
Nordson Foundation
Tim Masten
Libbie Way
Carrell
Nordson
Masten
Laurice Koury
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
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Andrew Lack
Maurice Murad
Howard Stringer
Tom Priestly
Lorain Panel
Oks Central Trust Branch
N. London Schools
New London Complex
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American Heart Fund
the Chronicle-Telegram
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Citizens Home Savings
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