Lorain cops nab suspects in two Lorain murders
Lt. John Malinovsky and Officer Emil Haponek of Lorain's vice squad aided by chance and radio dispatches, rounded up two prime suspects in recent Lorain killings. Their actions mirror Dallas journalist Hugh Aynesworth, who witnessed Kennedy's assassination, Oswald's capture, and Oswald's slaying within a pivotal November weekend.
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Emil Haponek
Malinovsky
Haponek
South Lorain
East 42Nd St
Hugh Aynesworth
Dallas
Aynesworth
Dallas Morning News
Kennedy
News
Jack Ruby
Houston
Elm Streets
Texas School Book Depository
Jim Ewell
J. D. Tippitt
Oak Cliff
Ewell
Jefferson St
Tippitt
Texas Theater
Hugh
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Paula
City
Aynesworths
City Jail
Ruby
Ohio ruling eases school closing due to winter weather
Ohio attorney general reverses state education board on public calamity defining severe snow and ice as justification to close schools. Districts may request waivers to the 180 day minimum up to five days, using the new interpretation to close when travel is hazardous. The shift follows policy statements from boards that kept schools open in extreme conditions.
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Ohio
Boards of Education
Columbus
UPI
Unem
Emmwas
Bureau of Unemployment
BUC
Willard P. Dudley
Regional Planning chief to address Lorain health unit meeting
Richard W. McGinnis Lorain County planning chief will speak on Regional Planning and Public Health at the 46th annual Lorain County Health Department meeting. The event is March 7 at Huntington United Church near Wellington, with a 7 p.m. dinner before the district advisory council meeting. Tickets are at Lorain County Health Department 220 West Lorain Street. Reservations by March 2.
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Richard W. McGinnis
Regional Planning Commission
Lorain County Health
Huntington United Church
Rt. 68
Wellington
District Advisory Council
Jrein County Health
Ament
West Lorain St
Oberlin
Lorain County
Board of Health
Huerth Tanantiwant
Thirty Million Get Traffic Citations in 1964
The American Automobile Association reports that thirty million motorists in the United States received traffic citations in 1964. The figure highlights widespread enforcement and driving violations across the nation during the year.
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United States
American Automobile Association
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