U S Steel cites flaws in Lorain air law at hearing
Lorain City officials presented slides showing smoke from U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works as proof of violations. Attorney Meisel challenged the board on quorum and procedure while Lorain cited state and local statutes. The two and a half hour session adjourned to next Wednesday with questions over official qualifications and rules.
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LORAIN
Steel
Lorain-Cuyahoga
John Hritsko
George Meisel
Lorain Air Pollution Control Board
U. S. Stee
ROBERT CARNEY
U. S. Steel
Meisel
P. Stocker
Stocker
US Steel
Carney
Hrilsko
U.S. Steel
C-T
William F. Naegele
Bus line in Elyria faces financial strain, owner says
Richard Egg owner of Convenient Bus and Limo Service admits the firm is losing money while rescheduling routes. He says the service will continue and is not going under, though business is weak as the public does not use it.
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Elyria
Richard Egg
Egg
Flyria
Fign
Elg
Ely Park
Egy
Lorain
McLain Talks to Jury Voluntarily in Grand Jury Probe
Detroit pitching ace Denny McLain met privately with a federal grand jury investigating interstate gambling. Officials described him as cooperative after a 45 minute appearance, with no subpoena. The probe, independent of baseball, involves organized crime links and continues as McLain may travel to spring training in Lakeland, Florida.
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DETROIT
Denny McLain
Detroit Tiger
McLain
Bowie Kuhn
New York
grand jury
US Atto
James Brickley
James Ritchie
U.S. Justice Department
Brickley
Ritchie
Lakeland
Fla
Tigers
Sharyn
Winter returns as sleet and ice grip Lorain County roads
Lorain Countians faced a wild temperature swing from a brisk 57 at 3 45 pm to 22 by 7 am as a light rain and snow mix created skating ponds. Deputies pulled two cars from ditches while motorists reported slipping or sliding on slick roads. Diedrich noted near zero inch rainfall and a lingering pneumonia-like chill.
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Diederich
Lorain County
salt shakers
Police
sheriff departments
EDWARD HALE
Park Ave
C-T
Weather Turns Colder With Light Snow Likely Tonight
Cloudy and colder conditions sweep the region with a chance of light snow tonight and tomorrow. Lows will dip into the teens, highs around the upper 20s, then a warming trend Saturday. Westerly winds 19 to 20 mph tonight and tomorrow. Sunset 6 06, sunrise 7 16. Local patrols report few Auto accidents as many stay home. Salt spreaders deployed to keep main roads ice free for rush hour. One-off mentions of national cold wave and brief snow in Michigan. Ice scrapers, snow shovels, and earmuffs will stay in fashion. Additional light snow expected for tomorrow with continued cold.
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St Loui
Thaas
Michigan
U.S Weather Bureau
Lorain to be screened for new post office site
Washington reports permission granted to select a site for Lorain’s new main post office. A team from the Cincinnati regional real estate department will screen proposed sites. The existing post office will be abandoned, needing 97,500 square feet total with 33,750 square feet for the building. funding depends on a lifted federal spending freeze.
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WASHINGTON
U.S Post Office department
Lorain
Charles A. Mosher
Mosher
Cincinnati
Council urges state and federal street aid plan
City committees recommended full scale participation in a combined local state and federal program to improve about 42 percent of Elynd streets. They urged contracting Columbus firm ES Preston Associates for a detailed TOPCS funding study at nearly 65,000, with 75 percent recouped as payments from the state or non cash credits on first street project. TOPICS is a federal interstate highway system program.
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Columbus
ES. Preston Associates, Inc
state highway department
Elyria
Norm Failing
E.S. Preston
Ralph Lehman
Lehman
Congress
Ohio
Northeast Ohio Area-wide coordinating Agency
Index to Improve Capacity and Safety Topics inCities
An index describing a program to aid cities in improving street capacity and safety on federal highways and feeder routes. It outlines program scope, administration, and goals for municipal traffic enhancements.
Ann Arbor clashes erupt after SDS rally spillover
A crowd of about 1800 in Ann Arbor clashed with police after a UM rally by Students for a Democratic Society protesting the Chicago riot verdicts. Five arrested, 13 injured, windows broken at four stores two banks and a patrol car. SDS planned further protests in Boston Salt Lake City and Eugene Ore.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Students for a Democratic Society
Chicago
General Electric Co
SDS
Avon police and street workers issue pay ultimatum
Avon police and street departments delivered an ultimatum demanding immediate pay increases and benefits with a possible strike at midnight if the council does not act. Proposals include an 8 percent wage rise through January and new vacation schedules, plus city-funded life insurance and revised health coverage. A council committee will meet department reps in November to negotiate wages and conditions.
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AVON
Avon police and
AVON HAL
tme
stile
Mitock
Sately
Raveiend
Price service
Theodore Beckmin
street department
Price
council
service department
Corts calls OU Post pornographic. seeks funding cut
State Senator Robert J. Corts denounces four letter words in the Ohio University Post as smut and launches a drive to strip student newspaper funding. He cites a campus sex symposium and toilet facility piece as proof, while editors defend the paper's independence and urge restraint in funding politics.
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Ohio Uniersity Post
Robert J. Corts
Corts
Athens
Ohio
Elyria
Post
Ohio University
Alexander
Mickey Mouse
Chronicle-Telegram
university
Teall
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