Pease criticizes Rhodes bond plan and education costs
In Columbus Senator Pease assails Gov Rhodes for proposed 290 million bond issues and education funding. He warns of rising debt and possible tax hikes if reelected, and questions education promises versus 1962 campaign pledges. Brown and DeChant echo concerns on surplus and fiscal policy.
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Pease
Rhodes
Columbus
Legisla- Pease
James A. Rhodes
106Th General Assembly
Rennes
Ae Pease
Ohio
Maurice Brown
D-Lorain
Brown
Michael DiSalle
Ed DeChant
Avon Lake
Elyria Council Debates Grading Ordinance And Dog Warden Need
Council considers a tough grading ordinance with fines up to 50 dollars a day but may exempt typical construction changes. The measure, aimed at preventing water flow issues, could allow a ten dollar city permit to override the grade change. Debates over enforcement and full-time dog warden persist as committees study the issues. Public hearings set for March 15 on rezoning for a Lorain County Community College site and related development. The city approves valve work for Rt 58 widening and moves to buy a sanitation wagon, also addressing sidewalk projects and home barber shop restrictions.
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Elyria
Katko
Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Edward R. Flanagan
City Street Department
Birchhill
Flanagan
Council
Action Council
Lorain County Community College
H & J Development
Rt. 58
Messier Rd
Annexation policy discussion to air at Elyria council
Elyria City Council discusses annexation policy and water service extensions at a council of the whole meeting. Two subcommittees were named to work with Lorain County officials on area development and water service extensions, with no bargaining power but serving as liaisons for the city.
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Safety Service
Jack M Birchhill
Elyria
Fred B. Sanfordsmen
Lorain County
Harold A. West
J. Theodore Emerich
John A. Katko
City council to discuss four extra paid holidays for departments
The Elyria council postpones action on adding four paid holidays Lincoln’s Birthday Washington’s Birthday Columbus Day and Veterans Day for police fire water pumping and sewage departments and other city workers. A dispute over ordinance wording delayed the measure until the March 1 meeting.
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Elyria
Washington
Arctic Cold Grips Midwest as Storm Delays City Operations
Arctic air lowers temps near Minnesota's 20 below zero and causes floods on the Rock River at Joslin Illinois while Denver and Leadville, Colorado see snowfall boosts. A blizzard wallops the Great Plains with 40 to 45 mph winds and one traffic death is blamed on weather. City workers face seven day weeks and holiday rules sparking opposition from J Theodore Emerich while departments plan to roll extra days into vacation or seek pay raises.
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Midwest
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Minnesota
Rock River
Joslin
Camden
Ark
Great Plains
Denver
Colo
Leadville
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Birchhill
J. Theodore Emerich
D-5
Council
Emrich
New Southeast District Scout executive named
David Dunakin 26 assumes post as Boy Scout chief for the Southeast District Firelands Area Council two weeks ago. A Paulding native with a Bowling Green State University geology degree, he previously served in the Northwest District from Sandusky and joins Elgiste headquarters after James Anderson moved to council director.
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Southeast District of Firelands Area
David Dunakin
Paulding
Dunakin
Bowling Green State University
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sandusky
Lawyer Francis Carmody Dies at 56 in New York
Francis T. Carmody, 56, a lawyer and longtime Marine Corps supporter of Edwards, died Monday after a heart attack. He served 13 months in Japan in 1962 and received an honorable discharge in January.
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New York
UPI
Francis T. Carmody
Marine Corps
Edwards
Vere
Earl of Oxford
Japan
Beare
Firelands approves higher pay schedule for district staff
Firelands School District board approves a revised salary schedule raising pay for teachers and officials. New base salaries include a $11,000 annual pay for a senior administrator and $9,200 for the high school principal, with increments and degree-based increases for teachers. The plan ties to a $170 levy approved last fall and projects total costs rising to about $433,900 over five years.
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Henrietta
Firelands
Educa
Adbachelor
Hagel
Fire chief challenges home inspection ordinance
Lorain Fire Chief Alfred G. Nickley fights a city rule requiring private-home inspections. He refused entry to two inspectors at his 219 City Hall Place home and questioned constitutionality, secrecy, and the standards defining a qualifying home. He warned of warrant needs and possible police action to enforce inspections.
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Lorain
Alfred G. Nickley
Nickley
City Hall Place
Council
Asst
Robert Williams
A. G Nickley
Elyria OKs 18.7 Acre Land Purchase for City Dump
Elyria City Council approved spending 10 000 dollars plus 500 dollars in upsetter fees to buy 18.7 acres southwest of the current Ely Village dump. The land deal ends a legal fight in which the city pursued condemnation against Thomas and Elizabeth Feron on Murray Ridge Road.
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Ely Village
Thomas and
Elizabeth Feron
Murray Ridge Rd
Rhodes asks legislature for 1968 87 higher education funds
Gov. Rhodes proposes 166 million for higher education operations and 110 million for capital improvements for two years starting July 1. The budget covers state universities and branches, municipal universities, Cuyahoga and Lorain County community colleges, Toledo State College of Medicine, and educational research.
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Bowling Green
Central State
Cleveland State
Kent State
Dayton State
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio State
Lorain County Community College
James A. Rhodes
Max J. Lerner
Lerner
Ohio State Board of Regents
Chronicle-Telegram Outdoor Pages Finish Second in Ohio
The Chronicle-Telegram outdoor pages earned second place in the statewide Outdoor Writers of Ohio competition announced in Columbus. Columbus Dispatch won first with Gordon Kuster as outdoor editor. The C-T has nine state awards in seven years, following last year’s conservation-focused honors. Ken Kern of Oberlin was elected OWO vice president, with Dick Paugh of Columbus as president and Ken Mack of Columbus as secretary-treasurer.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
OWO
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Gordon Kuster
C-T
Ken Kern
Oberlin
Dick Paugh
Ken Mack
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