Corts Bill Drives Ohio City Aid and Guidelines Debate
In Columbus the effort to raise state aid to financially pressed Ohio cities and to define how funds are distributed gains steam. The Maloney Corts bill sets 24 million yearly minimum with 5 percent growth and 13 guidelines including population and tax levels. Party leaders acknowledge need for clear rules despite infighting.
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Corts
Bill
Ohio
Clarify
Columbus
County Budget Commission
State Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Tax Appeals Board
Francis B. Douglas
Budget Commission
Supreme Court
House Democrats
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney-Corts
House
Senate
Carney
Maloney
Avon mother needs 23 pints of blood for heart surgery
Donna Kiser of Avon, mother of three, will undergo open heart surgery on March 7 at St. Vincent Charity Hospital Cleveland to replace or repair two heart valves. She requires 23 pints of type A positive fresh blood. Donors must go to Cleveland hospital that day and cross matches will be done at Elyria Memorial Hospital Thursday and Friday. Call the Red Cross to volunteer.
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Lorain County
Red Cross
Chester
Donna) Kiser
Dobby Rd
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Cleveland Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Prisoner hospital costs loom over county jail
Lorain County commissioners heard jail medical costs are rising as inmate William L. Gossett, 42, on a conversion charge, is treated at Lorain St Joseph Hospital. With no insurance, the sheriff pays about 100 dollars daily for his care, while the judge keeps him jailed until fines and costs are served.
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Lorain County
Michael DeNicola
Sheriff's Department
DeNicola
William L. Gossett
Lorain Dr
Lorain
John S. Kolena
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Kelena
Lorain boxing figures and new cat shelter plans discussed
The piece notes Rus Golden Gloves 118 pound title for 1938 and mentions Dan Bantam as a strong boxer. It cites Canales as AAU Commissioner for Lorain Erie and Huron Counties and recalls a luncheon with Carmen Barth and George Kimbel. It previews Lorain County Animal Protective League Kitty Korner shelter funded by members and Bert Harris.
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Canales
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Danny
Carmen Barth
George Kimbel
Lorain County Animal Protective League
Kitty Korner
West River Rd
League
Bert C. Harris
North Olmsted
Grace
Lorain crowd tours 19th century city hall site plan
About 1000 visitors toured Lorain’s converted 1890 farm house city hall. Officials note the structure’s cracks and space issues while council weighs a new site near West Erie Avenue and Fourth Street. A petition seeks a referendum on the site choice. legality is being checked. The $1.25 million price tag draws criticism from petitioners. Mayor Mathna, Auditor Ushelyi, and others hosted the tour. Superintendent Calta cited recruitment impact.
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Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Antone Ushelyi
Chester Campbell
Joe F. Calta
Calta
Mathna
Ushelyi
High school concert bands attuned to musicianship
Yesterday Elyria high schools staged mid winter concerts featuring Elyria High School orchestra and concert bands. About 500 and 200 attendees mostly families and teachers enjoyed varied programs including Holst First Suite and Gershwin American in Paris. Stu dios emphasized trained teachers and continuity from junior to senior high find music education shaping competitive ensembles.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Elyria High
Rogers and Hart
Paris
Holst
Jay R. Ross
Terry G. Woodings
Lynn Lovell
Oberlin demonstrators face judicial board over protests
Four students and four faculty members plus a non voting member will hear charges of improper behavior at 430 PM after four sit in protests aimed at Marine recruiters on campus. The meeting is closed to those involved and follows warnings of possible expulsion for coercive actions. President Carr cited coercive activity by some participants.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Judicial Board
Marine Information
Robert K. Carr
North Ridgeville to fly flags at half staff for fallen Marine
Flags on public buildings in North Ridgeville will be flown at half staff tomorrow to honor Marine Cpl. Raymond Baldauf killed in action in Vietnam. Mayor Richard Noll says the action follows a 1968 presidential proclamation, with sunrise to sunset as the period.
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North Ridgeville
Cpl
Raymond Baldauf
Vietnam
Richard Noll
Noll
Ratang North
South Vietnam
Lease conflict halts oil drilling at Grafton Township
Red Hawk Petroleum Co owned by Edward Kraeger reports three wells drilled to 131 feet on the Dewey Aldrich farm in Grafton Township but halted after a neighbor dispute over lease rights. Kraeger says tests show oil in the Berea strata and that full secondary recovery requires drilling on the neighboring property as well, with permits reduced from 14 to 3. In Camden Township, Edward Kubat operates on Lauener property near Wakeman, with drilling reported to reach 4,300 feet.
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Grafton
Grafton Township
Camden Township
Edward Kraeger
Red Hawk Petroleum Co
Polk
Dewey Aldrich
Rt. 303
Aldrich
Klaeger
Ashland County
Lorain County
Oil and Gas Division
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Kraeger
Edward J. Kubat
Oklahoma City
Edward A. Lauener
Wakeman
Union seeks representation election at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Building Service and Maintenance, Local 47 asks for a representation election at Elyria Memorial Hospital for March 4. President Joseph E. Murphy says the telegram was sent to the hospital’s Cleveland counsel. Hospital attorney Richard Whelan Jr. rejects card check and will review the telegram once officially received. Local 47 aims to organize about 300 non professional employees despite the hospital’s stance.
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Building Service and Maintenance, Local 47
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph E. Murphy
Local 47
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital Management
Whelan
Murphy
Elyria Council Sets Busy Week of Committee Meetings
Elyria city committees plan a week of meetings beginning at 7 30 p m in council chambers. Finance discusses permanent appropriations and financing an incinerator with possible ballot placement and tax levy changes. Water considers buying Griswold Road water line and extending north to support an industrial park. Utilities and community development plan traffic improvements for Midway Mall area.
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Elyria
Perma
Fenance Committee
Leonard P Reichlin
Elytia
Theodore J Lakacy
Griswold Road
Midway Mall
Council
Bandits Rob Cocktail Lounge in Gardena Hold Up
Four bandits robbed a Gardena lounge early yesterday forcing 17 patrons to strip at gunpoint. They piled clothes on the floor and fled with 3,563 dollars from wallets purses and cash registers. no pursuit followed.
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Gardena
Calif
UPI
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Robert J. Caldwell
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Robert J. Corts
John McDonald
Newark
Commission
Charles Carney
Youngstown
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Vernon M. Smith
Prosecutor's Department
Gossett
Northeast Community League of
Ron Taylor
Norman
Mary) Taylor
Hollywood Dr
Highland View Cuyahoga County Hospital
Young Taylor
Ron
Anderson Motor Co
Taylors
NCL
St. John's Hall
Hill
Port Authority
Dan B. Canales
George Canales
Rus
Ujhelyi
Tura
Judicial Board
Phive
Ridgeville
Learwood Junior High
Avon Lake
Wews-Tv
Carolina Kuebler
James Fisk
David Pearsall
Channel 5
Krueger
Berea
Emh
Richard WY. Whelan Jr
Nent
Niowspaz
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