Side street clearance rule sought by Reichlin
Mayor Leonard P Reichlin urged the civ council to decide on extending snow removal on side streets. The measure, referred to finance and streets committees, would expand salting and plow routes based on funds available. He defended the department after the Dec 30 storm and noted prior extensions despite claims the city never cleared side streets.
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Reichlin
Elvira
Leonard P Reichlin
Civ Council
Council
Fred McNally
Safety Service
James T Tracey
Bus service extends to Lorain County Community College
Lorain County Community College students gain bus service from 6 am to 9 pm starting today. The Convienent Bus and Limo Service operator, Richard Egg, said the first bus leaves City Square at 6 am and reaches LCCC 30 minutes later. All buses depart the square on the hour, and earlier feasibility studies underestimated student usage.
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Lorain County Community College
Richard Egg
Convienent Bus
City Square
LCCC
Egg
Kennedy testifies he drank no alcohol at Chappaquiddick party
Sen Edward M Kennedy told the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death that he had two drinks with dinner but nothing at the after party on Chappaquiddick Island. He described the crash, delays reporting it, and said he became confused and did not know what he was doing after the accident.
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Senator Kennedy
Edgartown
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Mmnquest
Chappaquiddick Island
Edmund S. Duns
Miss Kopechne
Denis
Ken
Yablonski family slain in alleged execution
Kennth Yablonski of Washington Pa and Joseph Yablonski of Washington DC said their father Joseph A Yablonski mother and sister were murdered by professional assassins and linked the killings to the United Mine Workers election. Police and state investigators probe motive as FBI joins the case amid miner sympathy strikes.
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Clarksville
UPI
Joseph A. Jock’ Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Kenneth
Washington. Pa
Joseph
Washington, D.C
United Mine Workers of America
CMW
Washington
Yablonski
Farrell Jackson
Jackson
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Yablovski
FBI
Pennsylvania
Ohio
UMW
Indiana County
Rhodes scrambles four year plan at LCCC amid governor shift
Lorain County Community College keeps wait and see stance as Gov. Rhodes drops plans to upgrade seven two year schools to four year status. A compromise proposal would permit upper division courses in teacher education and business administration at branches meeting enrollment and regional needs.
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Lorain County Community College
James A Rhodes
Max J. Lerner
Columbus
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Lerner
State Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Rhodesaide
Ohio Board of Regents
Koppenhafer may keep Amherst job
Amherst police chief Arthur Koppenhafer may remain in his post as Mayor Marvin Davis acknowledges the legal ambiguity of his reinstatement by council president John Jaworski Jr. Davis says the mayor lacks legal grounds to fire Koppenhafer and notes a pending liability release from Koppenhafer's attorneys to finalize reinstatement.
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Amherst
Arthur Koppenhafer
Marvin Davis
Chronicle
Koppenhafer
John J. Jaworski Jr
Davis
Walter P Wagner
Jaworski
Civil Service Commission
Lon B. Adams
Martin Heberling
School Board Leaders Elected Across Several Districts
In LORAIN Clearview the board selects Misho as president. Avon School Board appoints Theodore Stumphauzer as president. Amherst School Board names Joseph V. Godfrey to the top slot. Wellingon council elects Robert L. King president. Oberlin designates Arthur P. Hess as council chair. Columbia names Newton Reehurst as top school board official.
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Lorain
Clearview Board of Education
Misho
Eseeseneesereees
AVON
Theodore Stumphauzer
Avon School Board
Amherst
Amherst School Board
Joseph V. Godfrey
Wellingto
Ge Council
Robert L. King
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Oberlin
Arthur P. Hess
Columbia
Newton Reehurst
Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Tonight Through Thursday
Forecast calls for cloudy and colder conditions with more frequent snow flurries tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight 3 to 15 degrees, highs tomorrow in the teens, and Thursday remains mostly cloudy and colder with additional flurries.
Israelis Repel Egyptian Attacks Across Suez Canal
Israeli forces say Egyptian commandos and warplanes failed to dent Israel defenses along the Suez Canal. Cairo reports 4 groups of commandos crossed the southern canal tip and attacked forts, while Egyptian bombers missed targets and returned.
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Suez
Suez Canal
Israel
Bar- Les Jine
East Peak
Cairo
Cann Ene
Desert
Port Tewfik
Canal
Cairo Radio
Eass
Navy to discharge 500 Japanese workers at Yokosuka base
The US Navy announced a reduction at its Yokosuka base in Japan, with 500 Japanese workers set to be discharged in April. The base currently employs about 2,400 Japanese workers as part of a general downsizing effort.
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Yokosuka
Japan
US Navy
Navy
Lorain council seeks board guidance on air pollution case
City Solicitor John Hritsko plans to present recommendations from the Lorain air pollution control board on alleged violations by US Steel and Ohio Edison. The council weighs revamping the ordinance and setting firm future rules while considering bonds and licenses to ensure compliance.
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Lorain
Cit
1S Steel
Parker
Hritsko
Ohio Edison
Tsky
Air Pollution Board
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