Reehorst reelected president of Columbia Board
Reehorst was reelected president of the Columbia Board of Education at the 1970 reorganizations meeting. Heinrichs was reelected vice president and three members, Heinrichs H Scott Leeseberg and Dr Fred Colbrunn, sworn in to new four year terms. Regular meetings set for the fourth Thursday monthly, except November and December.
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Columbia
Newton Reehorst
Columbia Board of Education
Weh
Gilbert
Heinrichs
H Scott Leeseberg
Fred Colbrunn
Reehurst
Gordon Bartter
Copopa
Flora Wikbond
Burglars Take Radio From Doctor's Office
Burglars pried open the front door of Dr. Richard Nielsen at 203 Fifth Street and stole a stereo radio valued at 150 dollars over the weekend. Police reported no other items missing.
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Lorain
Richard Nielsen
Fifth St
Sandusky River Declared Scenic River in Ohio
The 70 mile stretch from Upper Sandusky to Fremont was designated scenic by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Officials said the move preserves natural character and guides future development while not receiving state funds.
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Columbes
Sandusky River
Upper
Sandusky
Fremont
State of
Ohio
Morr
Zoning Board of Communities
Miami
Brown Elected Chairman of Chatham Township Trustees
William Brown was elected chairman at the Chatham Township Trustees organizational meeting. He is the longest serving yet in his first term. Kenneth Siman was named vice chairman and Robert Arters joined the board. Charles Jarrett remains township zoning inspector at 300 dollars annually. Leonard Barnhart fills the unexpired term of Avery Clapp on the zoning board. Regular meetings set for the last Tuesday each month at 8 p.m.
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Chatham
William Brown
Chatham Township
Brown
Kenneth Siman
Robert Arters
Roy Garver
Mack Whitman
Charles Jarrett
Leonard Barnhart
Avery Clapp
Chatham Raises Cemetery Plot Costs for Non Residents
Chatham Township trustees raised burial plot prices for non residents at a meeting to curb out of town purchases. The price for two lots jumped from sixty dollars to five hundred dollars and four lots from eighty dollars to one dollar. Officials say the low prices attracted non residents and the rise aims to preserve space for locals.
South Amherst Board Elects New Officers and Members
South Amherst voters see women lead for the year as Mrs. Helen Cobb is elected president and Mrs. Joyce Trotter vice president of the Board of Education. New members Reginald Cameron and Glenn Ruth and returning member John Lupe sworn in. meetings set for the third Monday at 7 30 p m. members paid 520 monthly for 12 meetings. First regular meeting Jan 19.
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South Amherst
Helen Cobb
Joyce Trotter
South Amherst Board of Education
Reginald Cameron
Glenn Ruth
John Lupe
Ministers invited to Lorain Sunday sales meeting
Representatives of ministerial associations in Lorain County were invited to a 1:30 p.m. meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church called by Rev. George Bender to discuss Sunday sales and possible actions against the rising disregard for the law. The discussion aims to determine what the group can do to address the issue.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Westminster Presbyterian Church
George Bender
Area man named Wooster food service director
Oberlin resident Ray Latham, a 1956 Bakersfield College graduate and former Hi Continental Corp. employee, was named director of food service at the College of Wooster yesterday.
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Wooster
Ray Latham
Oberlin
College of Wooster
Latham
Bakersfield College
Hi Continental Corporation
Nationwide cold snap with snow in Great Lakes to New England
National forecast shows cold weather across the country with snow or flurries in the upper Great Lakes and New England, rain along the southeast and Oregon Washington coasts, and mainly sunny dry conditions elsewhere. Northeast Ohio remains cloudy and colder with snow flurries tonight and Wednesday. lows 3 to 15, highs in the teens. Northwest winds shift to northerly 15 to 25 knots with increasing snow flurries tonight.
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Great Lakes
New England
Oregon
Washington
Ohio
Brooke Arrives in London to Teach Russian History
British lecturer Gerald Brooke, freed by Russia in October, reached Holborn College of Law in London to instruct a group in Russian history and politics. Brooke, 31, was jailed for anti Soviet leaflets in Russia and exchanged for Peter and Helen Kroger, freed by Britain and sent to Poland after eight years of their 20 year sentences for spying Polaris submarine secrets.
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Russia
Holborn College of Law
London
Brooke
Peter
Helen Kroger
Britain
Poland
Bartender Fills Good Guy Seat in Des Moines
Walt Haddy, a Des Moines bartender, steps into a role praised as serving the public with steady, friendly service. The feature notes his background in the local bar scene and his commitment to community trust.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Walt Haddy
Gulf
Fatal Wooster logging accident claims local worker
COSHOCTON Ohio UPI Harlene Pfeiffer 54 died in a logging accident on a farm three miles north of Wooster. Deputies said a tractor lift failed when a log slipped pinning him to the seat. The incident occurred around midday amid farm activity.
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Coshocton
UPI
Harlene Pfeiffer
Wooster
Here
Coshocton County
New London School Board Elects Erickson President
James Erickson was elected president and Robert Shillicorn vice president at the New London Board of Education reorganizational meeting. New term members Davai O’Hara Skillicorn and Edward Reilly took oaths. each will serve four-year terms.
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NEW London
James Erickson
Robert Shillicorn
New London Board of Education
Barbara Angle
Davai O'Hara
Skillicorn
Edward QC Reilly
Youths bound over in cycle club break
Three 18 year olds were bound to the Lorain County Grand Jury after a preliminary hearing in municipal court. They face charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny for alleged thefts from the Meadowlark Motorcycle Club in Amherst on December 17.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Meadowlark Motorcycle Club
Amherst
James E. Whitt
John Wullowicz
Oberlin Ave
Lorain
Ronald M. Ratas
David R. Goldthorpe
Dan Cook
Rataj
Edward Rhobal
James H. Young
Young
Stotter to head Avon Lake board
Avon Lake board members elected Roland Stotter as president for 1970 with Robert Wilging as vice president. Stotter was reelected to a four year term. Regular meetings stay on the second Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school library. The board kept a $3 per month attendance fee for meetings despite a proposed $20 maximum rate.
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Avon Lake
Board of Education
Roland Stotter
Robert Wilging
Stotter
Ohio School Boards Association
Donald Armbrecht
Mark Hannibal
Clearview elects Tony Misko as president at 1970 meeting
Clearview School Board reelects Tony Misko despite him being hospitalized. Mitchell Zunich named vice president, Lucien Kucharek selects Zunich as presiding officer. Board approves four year clerk reappointment, $20 per meeting pay, $276,470 temporary fund, sets eight pm monthly meetings, and schedules Jan 21 next meeting to discuss the revised 1970 budget amid a $70,000 Sheffield Center tax hit.
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Tony Misko Jr
St. Joseph Hospital
David Cramer
Lucien Kucharek
Mitchell Zunich
Zunich
Anna Dombrowsk
Misko
Sheffield Center
Clearview
Berlin Township Trustees Pick Monthly Meeting Night
Berlin Heights trustees set the first Monday of each month for regular meetings. Wayne Lutes was elected chairman and Charles Otto as vice chairman. Reported the new fire truck had been received and tested with all radio equipment mounted.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Wayne Lutes
Charles Otto
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