Fire damages church. services held at pastor home
The Rev. Ray Moore of Middle Ridge Road hosted services after a fire damaged the church building. Firefighters began at 12:28 a.m. and battled the blaze for over two hours, damaging the assembly room altar and attic. investigators suspect an electrical short.
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Ray Moore
Middle Ridge Road
C-T
John Kenney
Everspring Independent Missionary Baptist Church
Baumhardt Road
Brownhelm Township
Amherst
Walter Gambish
1972 Rainfall Record in Lorain County Sets New Highs
U S weather observer Ray Diederich reports 1972 total rainfall at 46.67 inches, about 10 inches above normal. The wettest day was June 23 with 3.1 inches. August 16 brought 2.3 inches. Temperature plunged to minus 12 on January 16, and July 18–24 saw highs of 90 or more. Sunshine was under 40 percent.
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Ray Diederich
U. S
North Ridgeville
Diederich
Lorain County
William E. Rishman
New Lorain County
Charles Chesner
Dorothy Essex
Marie Crowell
Ohio highway deaths rise during New Year weekend
United Press International reports at least 24 people died in Ohio highway crashes over the New Year holiday, with four pedestrians and a double fatality in Dayton involving Marvin D Ward, 22, and Jacquelyn Lampkin, 23. The patrol tracked incidents from Friday dusk to yesterday, noting nine deaths Saturday and seven yesterday.
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Whire
Marvin D Ward
Dayton
Jacquelyn Lampkin
Norwalk cop downplays fire hero label in Burr rescue
Police officer Michael Tesmer says he merely did his job when he entered a burning Norwalk home to rescue Robert Burr amid a house fire that caused about 12 000 in damage. Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin disputes the hero tag, while Caprara notes the act but Tesmer avoids praise.
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Norwalk
Michael Tesmer
Tesmer
Elmer McGuckin
David Caprara
Warren Werner
Oak St
Telmer
Werner
Robert Burr
Maple St
Burr
Caprara
Tesmers
M. R. Tesmer
McGuckin
Lorain Sees 100 Percent Water and Sewer Rate Increase Proposed
Water and sewer bills in Lorain could double if city council approves a rate plan from Service Director Elio Jacobozzi. The sewer bill would rise from 5.10 to 10.21, water from 5.90 to 10.50, with June as the target date for new rates. The proposal, prepared by McDonald and Co, will go to the utilities and finance committees, and aims to fund operating deficits and capital improvements while moving to monthly billing via computer equipment.
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Elio Jacobozzi
Council
Utilities and Finance and Claims Committees
Jacobozzi
McDonald and Co
Cleveland
Frank A. Thomas and
Jacobuzzi
Oberlin approves 1973 budget plan with growth
Oberlin's proposed 1973 budget totals 2.9 million dollars, up 400000 from last year. City Manager Thomas Dalton outlines major changes including hiring a patrolman, day care subsidy, indoor recreation facility planning, a community development coordinator and 70000 for a new city hall. The plan credits 133000 in revenue sharing and higher local taxes to fund a stronger capital improvements program and open space development. Council to meet Thursday night for workshop sessions at 7 30 p m in The Community Center.
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Oberlin
Thomas Dalton
Police Department
State Health Department
Council
Dalton
Soviet diplomacy in 1973 faces tests after 1972 gains
Analysts forecast a tough year as Moscow aims to maintain 1972 gains in arms control and trade while pursuing a broad European Security Conference. Brezhnev may push for selective talks on force reductions, amid Sino-Soviet tensions and a cautious economic outlook.
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CPT
Patros
Europe
West Germany
India
Kremlin
America
Crosob
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Washington
Brezhmev
Iron Wall
Histone
Brezhnev
China
He ii
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