Cleveland Trust wins OK for Cuyahoga Bank in Columbus
Cleveland Trust Co. wins permission to name a proposed bank the Cuyahoga Bank in Cleveland. Judge Wright in Franklin County Court of Common Pleas ordered briefs on branching and procedure by Feb. 26. The case also concerns converting the Lorain branch at 383 Broadway into a wholly owned subsidiary of the proposed holding company including units in Lorain Lake and Cuyahoga counties.
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Cleveland Trust Co
Lorain County
Columbus
Craig Wright
Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland Trust
Cuyahoga Bank
Cleveland
Wright
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
State Attorney General
Broadway
Lorain
Cleve Trust Co
Cuyahoga
Lake County
Central Security National Bank of
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Ohio
County lands Lorain County Administration building sale
The Western Reserve Acceptance Corp bought the Lorain County Administration building at 328 Broad St for about 300000. The three story structure with an 780 car lot sits beside the Lorain County Savings and Trust building, with lease terms ending in November and county plans to move to a new building on Middle Avenue next year.
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Western Reserve Acceptance Corp
Lorain County Administration
Broad St
R.V. Russell
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Lorain County Commissioners
Middle Avenue
Western Reserve
Sederis
Court St
Gartman’s Bakery
Elvna parking ban lifted after night of clears
City Services director James Tracey announced the 6 pm to 9 am Elvna parking ban is lifted. He cited poor cooperation, limited police, and crews clearing streets with five trucks and 17 workers while salt was spread but temperatures must drop to 23 degrees to melt ice. Sidewalks largely unshoveled as many pedestrians used streets.
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Elvna
City Services
James T Tracev
Tracey
Apollo 17 crew touts space program payoff and future promise
Apollo 17 Commander Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt spoke at Lorain County Community College meeting 1500 students about pride respect and expanded tech base from the space program. Cernan called moon landings a global achievement while Schmitt urged private sector collaboration and cited environmental and moon dust debates.
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Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison
Jack) Schmitt
Lorain County Community College
Cernan
Lorain Opens New Public Housing Units in Renewal Area
Lorain tenants move into the first U S building of 64 planned across Vine and Wood Avenue as phase one finishes by March 12 and phase two breaks ground next week. Despite bright news, LMHA faces deficits and lease terminations as federal subsidies Wane under Nixon budget, prompting a countywide appeal to save low income housing.
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Lorain
South Lorain
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Ronald Ashley
Vine and
Wood Avenue
Ashley
Elyria
Traffic Death Watch Update From Lorain County Event
Traffic Death Watch notes caution for Lorain County and Elyria with advisories to stay off lists and drive safely as the year progresses. The message emphasizes ongoing safety and awareness for drivers in the area.
Hopkins shutdown blamed on lack of second runway
Cleveland officials say the airport’s single 9,000 foot main runway suffers in high winds and drifting snow. The runway was shut for about nine hours yesterday as crews cleared snow, with a 7,200 foot secondary strip opened later but hampered by crosswinds. Airport officials have long urged a second runway to avoid total closure during storms.
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Hopkins
Cleveland
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Auto stalls on tracks ends with serious injury
LORAIN A rural Amherst man William R. Lees aged 23 was seriously injured today when his car stalled on Norfolk & Western tracks at Beaver Park crossing. He was found near the wreck and rushed to Lorain Community Hospital in serious condition after a 1 23 a.m. crash as three engines pulled 93 cars approached.
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Lorain
Amherst
Norfolk & Western Railway
Beaver Park Crossing
William R. Lees
Rt. 113
RD 2
Lorain Community Hospital
Lees
Lee
Beaver Park
West Erie Avenue
Tug of war for power in Vietnam has just begun
Oberlin Rotarians heard Lou Kubicka of the American Friends Service Committee describe the Vietnam peace accord as ending the war but triggering a long power struggle between North and South Vietnam. He warned Thieu’s aim for urban industrial society contrasts with Communist rural socialism and urged aid with no strings.
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Vietnam
Oberlin
Lou Kubicka
American Friends Service Committee
South Vietnam
Oberlin Inn
Kubicka
Thieu
Ervl
Committee For Lasting Peace
Southeast Asia
J.C Penny's
Midway Mall
United States
South
Kuticka
North Vietnam
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Richard P. Keirn
Elyria Development Co
Robert Vandemark
Les Drange
Les Drage Realty Co
Middle Ave
Schmitt
Evans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Apollo
Outer Space
Moon
LCCC
U S
Charles A. Mosher
R-13
House Science and Astronomy Committee
Lorain Housing Unit
LMHA
HUD
Nixon
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Torain
By Martin Koppell
Hesae
Dwight D Eisenhower
Ho Chi Minh
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