Elyria committees take up 1968 budget and housing plan
Elyria City Council committees meet tonight to tackle the 1968 budget with a pay raise backdrop and to explore creation of an Elyria Housing Authority to supplement Lorain Metropolitan Authority. Also on the agenda are a Toboggan run idea at the sewage plant site and committee tasks for the year. actor Dana Andrews remains in fair condition after a skull fracture from a fall while in St Louis.
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Elyria
Bers
Edward A. Robinson
Lorain
Leonard P. Reichlin
Dana Andrews
St. Lows
UPI
Western Reserve OKs appropriation
Western Reserve school board approved temporary appropriations totaling 155000 for the first three months of the year.
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Western Reserve
Oks
Wakeman — Western Reserve
Coral Gables Publishes Free Map With 100 Points of Interest
Visitors can pick up a new Coral Gables map featuring a street index a mile self guided tour and bicycle path listing more than 100 points of interest. The city earmarked funds for staff salaries and school work with $118 028 allocated.
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Coral Gables
New London Library Board Adds Two New Members
Joseph Hurley and David O'Hara were sworn in as new members at the New London library board reorganizational meeting. Hurley will represent schools on the board. O'Hara replaces Mrs Gerald Fonden for a seven year term. Delbert Barnes was elected president, with Kenneth Kirkpatrick as vice president and Mrs WP Whittington as secretary. The board plans to withhold report cards for students with outstanding balances, with hardship exceptions upon parental contact. A $6,000 vocational agriculture department request was approved, half funded by federal sources.
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NEW London
Joseph Hurley
David O’hara
New London Library Board
Hurley
East Main St
Gerald Fonden
Delbert Barnes
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
WP Whittington
Harry Rowland Sr
Rodney Ward
Vocational Agriculture Department
Emerich to Lead City Streets Improvement Effort in 1968
Council utilities chairman J. Theodore Emerich announced a working committee to inspect every street in the city for needed improvements. He aims to involve four at large councilmen in ward assignments to push petitions and projects formerly handled by the streets sidewalk bridges and utilities groups. New members are Robert Messaros and Richard P. Seward.
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Council Utilities
J. Theodore Emerich
Emerich
Utiities
Robert Messaros
D-6
Richard P. Seward
D-1
Martin Loses No Time as LaGrange Elects President
Council in LaGrange unanimously names Fred Martin as president. Robert Corts is rehired as village solicitor. Mayor Harry Grabenstetter assigns committees with members Behner, Smith, Johnson, Rahrig, Opfer, and Miller across finance safety streets sewers sidewalks sanitation street lights.
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Lagrange
Fred Martin
LaGrange Council
Robert Corts
Harry Grabenstetter
Lyle Behner
Dwight Smith
Williard Johnson
Johnson
Ralph Rahrig
Martin
Smith
Behner
Harold Opfer
Rahrig
Opfer
John Miller
Bingham Exhibition Opens at Cleveland Museum of Art
An exhibition of George Caleb Bingham works opens January 24 in Gallery 28 at the Cleveland Museum of Art and runs through March 10. The show, organized by the National Collection of Fine Arts at the Smithsonian, travels to Washington DC and Los Angeles.
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George Caleb Bingham
Cleveland Museum of Art
America
National Collection of Fine Arts
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
D.C
United States
Cleveland
Los Angeles
California
New England
Murbach 23.4 Percent at 201 W Bridge Street
A concise entry notes Murbach achieving 23.4 percent at 201 West Bridge Street with contact 223 3131. The data appears as a brief index item from a local page segment.
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Murbach
W. Bridge St
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