Lifesaving Medal Recipients Named for Lorain Rescue
Robert Mittendorf of Amherst and Carl Schaffer of Elyria earned National Lifesaving Medals after saving Steve Vilagi in Amherst. While three Ohio Edison linemen worked in Lorain on June 30 Vilagi was shocked by a grounded hot wire. Mittendorf and Schaffer performed mouth to mouth resuscitation at the scene and during transport to St Joseph Hospital. Ohio Edison President D Bruce Mansfield presented the certificates.
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Robert Mittendorf
Amherst
Carl Schaffer
Elyria
Steve Vilagi
Ohio Edison Co
Lorain
Vilagi
Mittendorf
Schaffer
St. Joseph Hospital
Ohio Edison
D. Bruce Mansfield
Amherst mayor outlines city problems and duties
Amherst council notes unfinished 1960s projects including fire police gear sidewalks near schools water lines a sewage plant and modernized City Hall a skating rink Also discusses solid waste disposal deadlines and state aid requests council names pro tem and hires clerk of council.
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Marvin Davis
Renewal question may go on Amherst's May ballot
Amherst council votes to draft legislation to place urban renewal on the May ballot. Several members push for voter input while others urge studying the issue first and note a prior November ballot vote supported it. The Chamber of Commerce may also petition if council delays.
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Amherst
Mas
David Tayior
Dennis Clotz
Clotz
Bruce
Richard Geduldig
Joseph Husar
Gerald Lorence
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Martin Heberling
Lorence
Chamber
Standards O oid for vo ed funds
The state Board of Education approved standards for spending 75 million dollars in state aid for vocational education. Districts must submit acceptable local plans by April 1 and meet criteria including minimum student counts and number of programs while prioritizing larger districts due to limited funds. The plan sparked objections from educators and officials.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Edu
National Forecast Snow in Rockies With Cold Nights
National forecast calls for snow in the north and central Rockies with fair to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Temperatures stay cold with little change, lows 10 to 15 degrees tonight and highs in the mid to upper 20s tomorrow. Westerly winds 15 to 20 knots bring small craft advisories, while the extreme east sees partly cloudy skies with snow flurries.
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Rockies
Mrs. Monroe reelected leader of New London Hospital board
Mrs Fred Monroe and B E Thomas were reelected president and vice president of the New London Hospital Board of Trustees. The group reviewed the 1969 progress, noted Hill Burton funds totaling about 25 000 with 6 000 more expected, and outlined committees. A flood caused about 10000 in unexpected expenses, but continued public use of the hospital could end the financial crisis within the year.
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New London
Fred Monroe
B. E. Thomas
New London Hospital
Paul Howsman
Fox Grove Lane
Sterling Ford
Hill-Burton Federal Hospital
Wisnapuu and Gaede
Hill-Burton
Donald O'Dell
William Buzzard
Monroe
Frank Lawrence
Howsman
Lewis Herman
William Bryson
J W. Stewart
Oberlin economics professor to speak on 1970 outlook
Dr Thomas F Dernburg, Oberlin College economics chair, will speak at the Lorain County Medical Society meeting at 8 pm in the Oberlin Inn. He will review the nation’s current economic situation and present the talk The Low Down on the Slow Down.
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Thomas F. Dernburg
Oberlin College
Lorain County Medical Society
Oberlin Inn
Dernburg
Swarthmore College
Yale University
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Purdue
Princeton
Parliamentarian holds fort in Sheffield Village
Sheffield Village Council in 1970 meeting with new members Lenin Pando and James H. Garber as Mrs. Rosemary Schwarz pushes for formal rules. Action taken includes retaining solicitor Robert Corts, approving quarterly appropriations, and appointing committee chairs amid calls for clearer procedures and a rules panel.
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Sheffield
Rosemary
Lenin Pando
James H. Garber
Rosemary Schwarz
Schwarz
Council
Kale
Robert Corts
Harrs Road
Linda Lane
Abbe Road
Detroit Road
Safety Committee
Michael Hanko
Building and Lands Committee
Garber
Doris Burrell
French Creek
Pando
Norman Urig
Bodnar
Sheffield village reports 1969 police and fire activity
Sheffield village year end figures show 125 accidents and 83 fire calls in 1969. Police chief Mike Hanke notes 605 tickets issued and 14 breaking and entering cases, 12 robberies, four stolen cars, two vandalism incidents, 24 dog complaints, 17 junk cars removed, and one fatal accident. Police hours totaled 6 173 and fire hours 626 for the year.
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Sheffield
Mike Hanke
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Cleveland Public Guidelines
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