Ohio Senate Repeals Full Crew Law With Amended Tie
The Ohio Senate repealed the full crew requirement for diesel locomotives but added an amendment to keep five crewmen on freight trains over 5 000 feet and six on trains over 10 000 feet. The bill moves to the House, where concurrence is uncertain, with debate over labor versus management control and safety.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio
House
Senate
Paul Matia
Fairview Park
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
House-Senate
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney
Stanley Aronoff
Aronoff
Kidney Foundation feud unsettles Lorain County chapter
Rev. Stanley Wallace says Ohio Kidney Foundation in Cleveland demands a different collection method for Betty Crocker coupons. If not followed, the Cleveland group may disaffiliate the Lorain County unit, prompting a tense public meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the American Red Cross Building with mediation possible from Summit County officials.
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Lorain County
The
Kidney Foundation
Stanley Wallace
Ohio Kidney Foundation
Cleveland
Board of Trustees
American Red Cross
W. River Rd
Wallace
North Ridgeville Middle School Bomb Threat Suspect Held
An eighth grade student is held by police after allegedly calling a bomb threat at North Ridgeville Middle School. The call was traced to his home and students waited as police, fire units, and officials searched the building. Classes were delayed 15 minutes. authorities will refer the case to juvenile court.
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North Ridgeville
William B. Craig
LCCC chairman denies stepping down
Edward J. Conley denied plans to resign as chairman of Lorain County Community College. He said re-election is up to the eight member board and noted the meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow will elect officers and committees for the coming year. He called it a democratic board and declined to name likely successors.
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Edward J. Conley
Lorain County Community College
Lorain
Conley
LCCC
Hospital asks visitors to stay away when sick
St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain urges discretion for visitors amid rising flu and cold cases. Hospital Administrator Ronald Streem appeals to the public to avoid visiting if ill to protect weakened patients from illness spread.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Ronald Streem
Elyria YMCA kicks off 1972 membership drive
Herbert E. Evans former Peoples Broadcasting Corp president will speak at the Elyria YMCA kickoff dinner Monday at 6 pm. The drive targets 1 250 new members as the association seeks to grow from about 3 500. Evans is a longtime broadcaster and civic figure and will chair the campaign along with Dr Jack Smith and Worth Fauverty. A victory dinner follows on January 24 at the YMCA.
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Herbert E. Evans
Peoples Broadcasting Corporation
Elyria
Jack Smith
Worth Fauverty
Lorain Port Authority seeks 1 mill levy for harbor projects
The Lorain Port Authority votes to place a five year 1 mill operating levy on the May primary ballot to fund three Lorain Harbor projects. The levy would raise about 375 000 annually, costing the average homeowner roughly 5 per year. If approved funds would start in 1973 with borrowing possible this year to begin projects. Executive Director Edward Brohl announced a representative from Stanley Consultants will attend the next meeting to finalize project plans and costs.
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Lorain
Lorain Harbor
Brohl
Port Authority approves 1972 general fund for operating costs
The Port Authority authorized a 33,500 general fund for 1972 expenses, 20 percent below last year, with Executive Director Edward Brohl citing office cuts. The agency has operated without an active levy since 1969 and reports 7,392,871 tons handled in 1971, down 10 percent from 1970 due to coal and steel strikes. Brohl also discussed nearing completion of the Norfolk and Western Railroad bridge over the Black River with Rep. Charles A. Mosher.
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Lorain
Port Authority
Edward Brohl
Brohl
Charles A. Mosher
Avon Lake Eyes City Health Department Venture
Avon Lake plans to study creating its own city health department funded by the $110 000 annual tax payment to Lake County Health Department. Mayor Harold Earley appointed Councilman Edward Mitchell as committee chair to investigate. Mitchell argues funds justify a city health service and cites county offerings while Earley notes the project is exploratory.
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Avon Lake
Lotain County Health Department
Harold Earley
Edward Mitchell
Harley
Mitchell
County Health Department
Earley
Lake Erie
City Health Department
Oberlin area health clinic idea explored by officials
Mitchell proposed a walk in style clinic under an administrator staffed by medical personnel to serve the elderly and others with minor illnesses. It could become a satellite to a nearby hospital. Councilmen Wakefield and Luce consider options, stressing self service as the motive.
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Oberlin
Mitchell
Crane accident claims Mansfield man near Foster Road
Raymond Buterbaugh 40 of Mansfield was electrocuted when the boom of a mobile crane touched a live power line on Foster Road near Ohio 18 while trimming trees for Nelson Tree Service under contract to Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative. He died at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin at 2:55 PM.
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Penfield
Raymond Buterbaugh
Mansfield
Foster Road
Ohio Rt. 18
Buterbaugh
Diamond St
Nelson Tree Service
Dayton
Lorain-Medina
Area GOP nears full 72 slate
A Lorain county Republican steering sub committee meeting at Americana Inn indicated a full slate of GOP candidates for county and state offices with potential sharp primary contests. Lois McPherson may run for state representative in the 77th District, while former Lorain Mayor Woodrow Mathna is eyeing county recorder and possibly county commissioner. Ethel Fauver and Harvey Holcomb listed among potential candidates. next steering meeting is 7 30 pm Tuesday at Americana Inn.
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Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Americana Inn
Lois McPherson
Ripton
GOP
Ethel Swanbeck
Reuron
Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Elyria Atty. Scribner Fauver
Avon
North Ridgeville
Wellington asks gym bond for new high school facility
Wellington Exempted Village School District voters will decide on a 450000 bond for a North Main Street high school gym. The bond would require about 1563 mills yearly for 22 years, following a prior failed measure and higher costs than planned.
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Wellington
Wellington Exempted
North Main Street
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Sonja Henie
Ralph Sheetz
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Smith Court
North Park
Kimberly Fisher
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Carl Skalak
Chronicle- Telegram
Area Kidney Group
Summit County
Mr. Wallace
Inter- American Association of Broadcasters
United Nations
New York
Unesco
Paris
National Board of the Ymca
Evans
Cleve
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National Osteopathic Foundation
By Frank Finegold
Stanley Consultants
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Avon Lake Eyes City Health Unit
Farley
Howard Wakefield
Robert Luce
University of Akron
Crane
Atty
Joseph Zieba
Dave Baumhart
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Harvey M. Holcomb
Zieba
Norma Jones
Board of Education
Chalmer Mosher
Lorain County Board of Elections
Joseph Mitock
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