Lawmen review bank protection and polygraph use in meeting
Lorain County Institute of Banking held at McGarvey's Party House Sheffield last night. Deputies demonstrated polygraph tech and discussed case histories and bank employee screening. Plans set for two courses starting Tuesday and Thursday at Elyria Savings and Trust branches, both at 7 p.m. for 14 weeks. Next month’s meeting will include a girls forum with details TBA.
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Lorain County Institute of Banking
McGarvey
Michael Ondreyco
Lorain County
Sheffield
Lorain County Sheriff's
Michael A. Ondreyco
Henry Zieba
Area Bank
William Cromsing
Elyria Savings and Trust
West Side
Cleveland St
Elyria
Eugene Tonry
Institute
Willard Polio Case Records First Local Outbreak in Years
Norwalk Huron County reports its first polio case in over two years. C. T. Dysard, 72, of Willard, contracted Type III polio in November and now receives home treatment for paralysis with periodic trips to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. He had no Sabin Type II vaccine. The National Foundation, led in the county by Ruth Friend, will cover medical expenses. The previous case occurred in August 1960.
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Norwalk
Huron County
James M. Hindley
Hindley
C. T. Dysard
Willard
Dysard
Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
National Foundation
Ruth Friend
YMCA Drive Names Bod Bazley Campaign Chairman
Bod Bazley named campaign chairman for the annual YMCA membership drive announced by YMCA president Henry R. B. Irish. Campaign runs Jan 21 to 23 aiming for 1000 new members with 800 adults and 200 boys. Bazley, a Pack House Market owner, lives at 451 Olivet Dr with wife Wilma and four children and has prior YMCA leadership roles.
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Bod Bazley
YMCA
Henry R. B. Irish
Bazley
Olivet Dr
Wilma
Packing House Market
Longhouse
Y-Indian Guides
Spring Valley Pta
Qcommerce
United Fund Drive
Elyria Area
Republican Central Committee
Daughter testifies in ex Elyrian murder trial cross examination
Detroit UPI The daughter of John Nagy 58 of Ecorse Mich a former Elyria Ohio resident was cross examined by defense lawyers in a first degree murder case Nagy is charged with fatally shooting James Topping 33 with a rifle bought the same day Topping Nagy estranged wife and daughter had just returned home Neighbors identified the weapon and James Allen testified Nagy surrendered the rifle after the shooting and earlier witnessed a violent dispute between Nagy and Topping
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Detroit
UPI
John Nagy
Ecorse
Mich
Elyria
Ohio
Gaylene
Richard Lamb
Nagy
James Topping
Topping
Lincoln Park
James Allen
Weap
Allen
Navy
Lorain Receives Final County Tax Check
Lorain to date received the final county tax settlement check amounting to 206436.59 dollars. Outstanding 1962 funds remain, with the county having advanced 640000 toward the October settlement and no timetable for the remaining balance.
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Lorain
Oclphor
Ford wins Turkish order for Lorain plant output
The Lorain Ford assembly plant received a $228,918 foreign order under the United States aid program to deliver vehicles to Turkey. Ford will manufacture the units under a Turkish contract funded by the U.S. Economic Development Program. The arrangement aims to keep about two thirds of the spending in the U.S. economy and uses distinctive color emblems to show assistance from the program.
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Lorain Ford Assembly
United States
Charles A. Mosher
Agency For International Development
Lorain
Ford
Turkey
U.S
Near East
County subdivisions face cut in local government funds
Lorain County faces an 11 percent cut in local government funds, about 125 dollars per municipality or township, as the Budget Commission certifies available funds for county operations in 1963. Total general fund certification stands around 2,673,053.17 after deductions for Community College Board expenses, with allocations set to about 680,000 to local governments and a general fund balance larger than prior year.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Community College Board
College Board
Wrassey
Slossoon
Cagarente T
Oberlin to Build First of Six Retirement Units
Oberlin plans the first of six Lorain County retirement centers on South Professor Street German House property owned by Oberlin College. The 70 unit four story complex will include efficiency units with private baths kitchens and terrace or balcony spaces. Groundbreaking is expected this fall pending zoning approval and FHA feasibility.
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Oberlin
Lands Retirement Center Inc
Germany
South
Professor St
Lorain County
Roland Larsen
Housing Renewal Commission
Larsen
Zoning Board of Appeals
South Professor St
C-T
Oberlin College
Commission
Senior Citizens Desk
Richard Dunnbar
Warren Finkel
Oberlin Center
Ingweinnain
Ark
Coutvil
Housing Commission
Cite Fathers
Firelands Group
Federal Housing Authority
Cleveland
August taxes to be distributed by county auditor
The delayed distribution of August real estate taxes totaling 9 122 331.37 is now being made by County Auditor Frank Ayres department. Chief Deputy Auditor Arthur Giles says the delay was caused by balancing difficulties in the treasurer's department. The county share totals 699 295.11 with 372 975.39 for general fund, 104 894.27 for Pleasant View Sanatorium, 151 513.93 for child welfare, and 69 929.51 for metropolitan park use. Principal share goes to school districts amounting to 6 173 189.61, municipalities 1 583 418.65, townships 186 099.15, and special assessments 366 227.64 county, 50 841.30, and 11 54 29 township. The settlement includes 46 713.62 for principal and interest on Korean bonus bonds and 59 757.09 in inheritance taxes to entitled subdivisions.
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Frank Ayres
Arthur Giles
Giles
Pleasant View
NASA seeks 400 scientists for crash program in Cleveland
NASA officials in Cleveland announce a nation wide search for about 400 scientists and engineers to support Centaur, Atlas Agena, M L and other projects at Lewis Research Center. The drive aims to staff propulsion, lunar, geophysical and Mars probe programs, with emphasis on the Centaur propulsion system and new launch vehicle development.
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Surveyor
Cleveland — National Aerosmoon
NASA
Mnauied
Centaur
TIROS
Mariner
Lewis
John F. Kennedy
Eugene J. Manigen
Siganiello
Gram
Sheraton-Cleveland
U.S
Marshall Space Lewis
United States
Manganiello
H Lewis
Agena
Moon
Geophysical Observatory
Woman pleads innocent in local shooting case
Mrs Lola Manganiello entered a plea of innocent before Municipal Judge David R. Gold after an alleged attempt to shoot her husband at their Lincoln Street home. The Lewis laboratory center employs about 4 100 people, including engineers and scientists, with real estate services handling property rentals and sales within the city limits.
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Lewis
Oblelin
Lola Poone
Manley
Lincoln St
Sep
David R. Goldsmen
Thorpe
Thuisand
Cleveland
Sandusky
NASA
Manganiello
James
Lawmaker proposes bill to expand Sunday closing exemptions
Ohio State Rep. Ray Hildebrand plans a General Assembly bill to keep Sunday closing laws but add exemptions for grocers, allowing stores with 80 percent grocery sales to stay open seven days, plus hotels and motels and specific allowed drug store items. He cites confusion over the Lawson amendment vote.
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Toledo
Ray Hildebrand
R Lucas
Chronicle-Telegram
Perentt
Hildebrand
General Assembly
Amherst nearing water takeover
Amherst officials meet with Amherst Water Co at Squire Sanders in Cleveland at 10 am to begin final steps for municipal ownership following electorate approval last November. Mayor Frank Janik, Safety Service Director Carl Wenrich, City Auditor Robert Renouard, and council members will attend. Ray Muzula of AWC negotiated the final sale of $900,090 after years of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Water Co
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Frank Janik
Ray Muzula
AWC
Janik
Stove Fire Kills Elyria Widow. Funeral Arrangements Set
Mrs Miltler widow of Janes died after clothing caught fire in a single story frame dwelling. She aged 95 born in Hungary lived in Elyria six years and belonged to Magyar United Church of Christ. Surviving daughters Anne Pesti Lorain Mary Wyckoff. sons James Elyria William. 14 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Call at Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home after 7 pm. services at Magyar United Church of Christ at 2 pm tomorrow with Rev Bela P Bacso. Burial in St Mary Cemetery. casket remains closed.
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Miltler
Janes
Hungary
Elyria
Magyar United Church of Christ
Bela P. Bacso
St. Mary Cemetery
Ex Elyrian AP chief named Ohio bureau chief
Former Associated Press editor with European postings is selected as the new Ohio bureau chief based in Columbus replacing Burdette T. Johnson who will move to New York as administrative assistant to Deputy GM Harry T. Montgomery. Heingerling, noted for Africa coverage in Johannesburg and the Congo, previously led the London bureau and the Cleveland Plain Dealer staff before joining AP in 1923. His wife Agnes Dens will remain in London during the transition.
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Ole
Europe
Fieea
Bronss
Lynn Heinzer- Lng
Heinverling
Cleveland
Phin Deater
Associated Press
Ho Asso
Bir- County
Johannesburg
Congo
Heingerling
Burdette T. Johnson
Ohio
Harry T. Montgomery
New York
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Thompson
Ludwig M. Pincura
James P. Horn
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