Datebook items span community meetings and church events
Columbia PTA meets at 7 30 p m at Bronson School Wagontrain Encampment Planning convenes at 7 30 p m at town hall LaGrange Methodist Church Day of Prayer and Self Denial and Slimmers at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Church Birmingham Florence Township trustees meet at 7 30 p m at township office Elyria Senior Citizens Recreation 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m at Community Recreation Center Rural Lorain County Water Authority 7 30 p m at Pheasant Run Village Penfield United Church Women 7 30 a m at church North Eaton Christian Women's Fellowship 10 a m North Eaton Church of Christ Workday and tureen
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Columbia Pta
Bronson School
Wagontrain
Town Hall
LaGrange
LaGrange Rural Lorain County
North Eaton Christian Women's Fellowship
North Eaton Church of Christ
Hyde
Parton
United States
Lorain County Water Authority
RLCWA
Use of sick pay exclusion cuts income tax bill
Taxpayers who received payments for medical expenses permanent injury or sickness during 1975 may not owe federal income tax. Amounts from workers compensation insurance or for personal injuries are excluded. Waiting periods apply and Form 2440 must accompany Form 1040 to claim the exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Clearing House
National Reporting Authority
CCH
St Joseph Hospital to close Lorain welfare clinic on June 30
Lorain St Joseph Hospital will close its out patient Kier clinic June 30 due to lack of interns to staff. The clinic serves welfare recipients from Lorain who will be referred to private physicians as Medicaid funds do not cover private care. Hospital executives say the AMA terminated the intern program nationwide and staffing has become untenable. The clinic opened in 1961 and will still deliver obstetric patients in hospital and emergency care for former outpatients, though routine checkups for obstetric patients may be disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
AMA
Ronald Streem
Streem
Oberlin schools praised but leadership questioned
Acting Superintendent W W Zinser says Oberlin schools are in good shape but need stronger board leadership and administration. A community meeting at Oberlin High School considered superintendent criteria, potential PTA revival, a bond issue, and closer use of Oberlin College facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Board of Education
W. W. Zinser
Oberlin High School
Dennis Flood
Zinser
South Pleasant Street
Parent Teacher Association
PTA
Oberlin College
Flood
Holt
Rugg
Wellington council defeats proposed water rate hike
Wellington votes 4 0 against the Board of Public Affairs plan to raise water rates to fund a 1.5 million filter plant. Absent were Sam Zubrick and Charles Foster. Industry leaders warned of impacts while officials consider alternate plans and further conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Council
Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
Sam Zubrick
Charles Foster
Roger Hyde
Judd Hoff
Keith Parton
Charles Rugg
Municipal Utilities Department
Sterling Castings
Unseasonable Warmth Triggers Melt and Flood Fears
Unseasonably warm temperatures sweep north through the Ohio Valley and eastern Great Lakes, accelerating snow melt. Heavy rains threaten rising water on rivers in New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio as storms bring strong winds and thunderstorms from Missouri to Ohio, delaying flights and causing damage.
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Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Milinois
O'Hare Internatonal
Chicago
Pacific Northwest and Ohio Valley Weather Outlook
Showers and rain spread from the Pacific Northwest to the mid Gulf coast north eastward through the Ohio Tennessee valley and parts of the northeast with snow in the northern Rockies and northern Lakes. Rain likely tonight and tomorrow with lows around 45 to 50. Highs tomorrow 50s to 60s, then Thursdays through Saturday 50s to 60s. Fair Thursday with showers Friday and Saturday, mild overall. Highs upper 40s to low 50s, Lows mid 30s to low 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Mid Gulf Coast
Ohio- Tennessee Valley
Rockies
Northern Lakes Area
Weather update for lake region shifts to westerly winds
Southwest winds ease to the west this afternoon. Southeast winds 10 to 15 knots tonight rise to 15 to 25 knots by tomorrow morning with rain tonight. The lake remains mostly ice covered.
LCCC Continues Inside Views Shadowing Program
Lorain County Community College will continue the Inside Views Shadowing program this year. High school students and others may attend college classes and activities with a current student in a chosen field of study. Participants should arrange through their counselors or call the college for an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Community College
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Birmingham
Florence
Bp.m
Columbia Pta Singers
Acmé
Homemakers Club
VEW
Elyria Senior Citizens Recreation
Penfield United Church Women
Ita m
Church
John Elder
First Church
Ann Livingston
James Muzzy
Muzzy
Norma Jones
William J. Barber
Lethel Edwards
The
Associated Press
Penfield
Health Department
Mea
Michin
Give
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
LCCC
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