Future Farmers honor Richard Brill and Ann Pitts
Wellington FFA banquet crowns Richard Brill star farmer and Ann Pitts queen. Brill, a senior and chapter president, cultivates 27 Holsteins and 20 acres each of corn and soybeans with family partners on Whitney Road. Star Greenhand goes to Fred Pitts.
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Richard Brill
Ann Pitts
Wellington
Wellington High School
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Brill
Rich Ideal
Otis Lyndes
Lorain County
Fred Pitts
Darrell Pitts
Walter Young
Elyria Considers Spectrophotometer to Detect Metal Pollutants
Elyria city officials proposed purchasing a $10,000 atomic absorption spectrophotometer to detect and analyze metallic pollutants in the sanitary sewer system. An additional $8,000 was requested to hire a chemist to operate the device, with state pressure driving pollution program actions.
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Elyria
Health Board
Youth Shot in Execution-Type Killing at Roosevelt Junior High
Cleveland police describe the death of 15 year old Kenneth Wagner as an execution style killing at Roosevelt Junior High. Five bullet wounds ended a school lavatory attack as three 15 year old pupils were arrested after fleeing with a rifle. The weapon was found in a locker, and Brown notes weapon carry is common among pupils.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Junior High
Kenneth Wagner
Brown
Help to Stop Drinking Guidance from AA Post Office Box 467 Elyria
Alcoholics Anonymous offers free support for sober living and recovery. Members help others achieve sobriety through confidential, publicity free assistance. If you want help, write to AA Post Office Box 467 Elyria Ohio 44035.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
Wellington Library names new children's librarian
Mrs Lyle Ziegler is promoted to children's librarian at Herrick Memorial Library succeeding Mrs Theodore Thoms who resigned. Ziegler, a Wellington resident since 1943 and former Bry an University library employee, has served since 1965 and is a New London native. Gloria Cole Dybo will replace Ziegler as librarian assistant.
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Wellington
Lyle Ziegler
Herrick Memorial Library
Theodore Thoms
Thoms
Ziegler
New London
Bryan University
Gloria Cole Dybo
Zieg
Amherst considers revote on annexing B Bar-B Park
Two Amherst officials push reconsideration of annexing B Bar-B Mobile Home Park on Quarry Road. Park owner Mario Cipolla offers to tie into city water and sewer at no city cost, paying all labor and engineering. Ward One residents oppose. council previously denied annexation and granted emergency water.
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Amherst
Quarry Road
Anthony DePaola
Richard Geduldig
DePaola
Geduldig
Mario Cipolla
Tom Clark
Clark
Cipolla
Steven Galusha
Utilities Committee
Galusha
Ward One
Whitney Young faces unique experience amid Middletown pickets
Whitney Young Jr. spoke at Miami University branch while 40 to 50 black protesters gathered outside. Reverend James Holloman led Middletown Council for Human Dignity, saying the action targets the racist system using Young to mask black inequalities. Young explained he spoke to the chamber, not for it, during sessions with business leaders.
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National Urban League
Miami University
Young
Middletown Council For Human Dignity
James Holloman
Middletown
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Council On Human Relations
Chamber
Holloman
City receives first $400000 of federal water plant aid
Elyria has received the initial $400000 out of a $1.5 million federal grant to support its $45 million waterworks expansion. City Auditor Dale C. Kellogg announced the receipt as the city completes its loan repayment and advances the project funded by local and federal sources. The grant will be disbursed in $400000 monthly increments over three month intervals until project completion expected July or August.
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Elyria
Dale C. Kellogg
Weather Summary For Pacific Coast to Atlantic States
Snow will affect the upper Pacific coast Northern Rockies and Lakes region tonight. Rain and showers move across the Atlantic coastal states from New England southward into the Eastern Gulf coast. Colder and freezing conditions rise over the Plains and most of the Rockies. Clear to partly cloudy skies are expected elsewhere.
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Pacific Coast
Rockies
Lakes Area
Atlantic
New England
Gulf Coast
Plains
Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy windy mild conditions today with showers and possible thundershowers. Highs range from the upper 40s in the northeast to the low or mid 50s in the southwest, with tonight lows in the mid to upper 30s northwest to near 50 southeast. Variable clouds. Tomorrow turns windier and colder with showers in the south and central regions and isolated snow flurries in the north. Highs mid to upper 30s northwest to near 50 southeast.
Weather Outlook Winds Rise From Southeast to Southwest
Southeast to south winds lift to 15-25 knots today then to 25-35 knots tonight. Rain is likely today with showers and thundershowers tonight.
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Melvin Beall
Whitney Road
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Jim Smith
Tom Syoc
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Rick Brill
Ray Bucholz
Ernest Bartha
Bartha
Robert E Kleinoeder
Spectro
Ralph Joyce
Arnold A Brown
New Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Avon Lake
D. E. Fisk
M. D. Rider
Rider
A Whitney
Whitney Young Jr
Almc
Stewart
Byra
Lerein
U.S
Chronicle-Telear
Eagles
Heart Fund
Eagles Hall
Omicron Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Wellington Hardware
G.C. Murphy Coo
Ridgeview Shopping Center
FOX Furniture
Middle Ave
Ltst
Monnday
Pinday
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