Amherst residents pledge funds to restart school bus service
The Citizens Support Committee drew about 490 attendees who pledged 350 toward the 19.59 estimated cost to resume bus service for Amherst schools. School board figures and potential ticket system were discussed as funds target transportation costs and kindergarten financing.
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Amherst
Citizens Support Committee
Giuris
Buse
Ano
Clarence Ger
William Her
CSC
Fisher
Joe Godfrey
Ately
Roof Blaze Damages West River St Dwelling
An unoccupied two story frame house at 809 West River Street suffered about 5000 dollars in damage from a fire of undetermined origin. Firefighters from Etia arrived at 1 10 pm and fought the flames for about an hour, encountering water and access problems caused by a steep hill and park edge. The rear roof collapsed into the second floor. both floors sustained heavy water damage. Fire police blocked nearby streets as hoses crossed Furnace and West River Streets. The owner is listed as Robert Fields.
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Elyria
West River St
Etia
Conrol
Cascade Park
Furnace
West River Sts
Robert Fields
Uncommitted GOP Leaders Eye Scranton as Nomination Possibility
Uncommitted Republican leaders in Washington showed interest in Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton as a potential presidential candidate. They cautioned the field remains fluid and unclear on how it will shape up by the July national convention.
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Washington
UPD
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater presses defense stance in New Hampshire campaign
Barry Goldwater declares ICBMs dependable while urging a robust air power posture during a three day New Hampshire swing. He jokes about long range missiles and notes classified limits on discussing their reliability. GOP leaders assess his standing amid Kennedy’s death fallout and upcoming 1964 primary contests.
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Portsmouth
N. B
GPD
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Air Force Reserve
United States
Defense Departent
ICBI
Arizona
Rockefeller
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Scranton
Goldwter
Nixon
Washington
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Nursing home charge dropped in Oberlin case
An Ohio Fire Marshal order against Carter's Nursing Home in Oberlin was dismissed after a state inspection found electrical, wiring, fire door, storage, and furnace-room safety violations. The case followed a September accident and a December 1963 neglect charge. attorney Richard Huber commented on the process. A separate matter mentions President Johnson's executive order on foreign aid.
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Oberlin
Ohio Fire Marshal's
Bessie
Jack Hodgkin
Rochester
Furnorce
Carter
Judge Orders Swift Action After Child Safety Inspection
Municipal Judge David Goldthorpe discusses state code for serving orders personally or by mail after a state inspection at a nursing home. Mrs Carter notes corrections are underway and wiring work is ongoing while the judge urges rapid processing for protection of residents. Aliso Jesulvine, six, and fire chief Oberth are mentioned in connection with the inspection and alleged violations.
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Huber
Carter
Aliso Jesulvine
Chis
Wubtur van Ausdale
Greaander
Oberth
Oberlin and Lorain County End Free Water Pact
Oberlin city and Lorain County Commissioners settle the dispute over free water for Green Acres, the county children’s home in Oberlin. A July 3 entry in Lorain County Common Pleas Court dismisses Oberlin’s suit to terminate the contract. The county agrees to begin paying regular water rates starting April 1.
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Oberon
Lorain County
Green Acres
Oberlin
Coreen Pleas Court
City carryover funds eyed for payroll and police needs
Elstia's general fund carryover from 1963 totals 15 780 with 3 police cruisers earmarked. Auditor Haywood told the finance committee the remainder plus minor revenue should cover the January 20 payroll. If tax money advances fail, short term borrowing will be recommended.
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Elstia
Finance Committee
Haywood
Baird
Lorain Council Shifts Appointment Power to Committee
Lorain council adopts rules creating a committee on committees, to appoint chairs and make all committee appointments. The move ends the council president’s control, while a disputed Monday organizational meeting sparks debate about its validity. Mayor Mathna says another special meeting will be held to address the city’s early year appropriation.
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Fred B Sanford
Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Richard E. Baird
Lorain
Cowncil
Joseph Grubi
Council
Grubic
Adrian FB. Bedeski
Betleski
Grubie
Joseph P. Smith
Grubbc
Frank Gail
Claire Nagy
Smith
Jerry Keron
Dallarge
Edwin Cinniger
Police and Fire Departments
Yeat
Woodrow Mathna
Too much thieving leads to a UK shoplifting case
Mrs. Annie Sone, 55, was caught shoplifting two pairs of pajamas when detectives found she carried 1036 in cash 1238 in premium bonds and 560 in savings certificates. She blamed the money on widespread theft and the judge fined her 28.
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UPI
Annie Sone
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