Sick pay affidavit law to be enforced in Lorain County
Ohio officials rush to enforce the 1969 law requiring notarized affidavits or signed doctor statements for sick leave. Gov Brown defines a satisfactory affidavit as a sworn written statement. Schools in Elyria North Ridgeville and Lorain scramble to implement the rule with new forms and 10 day return periods.
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Chemical tank blast at Obitts Chemical Co causes fire
A large chemical tank exploded at Obitts Chemical Co on Locust Street at 1 15 pm today igniting the interior of a concrete building. Firemen from No 1 station responded and contained the blaze in about 30 minutes with no injuries reported though several workers were inside at the time. Arthur Bush described the moment saying he heard the bang while resting after moving a tank from the warehouse.
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Agnew's Guards in Battle During Australia Visit
During Spiro Agnew's Australia visit a 300-strong crowd clashed with police and Secret Service agents. Police later said about 50 American security personnel infiltrated protesters to make arrests, with 15 demonstrators detained for shouting anti US slogans.
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New Zealand
Nine more added to My Lai probe
The number of people under Army investigation or charged in the My Lai massacre rose to 35, up from a November tally. Four soldiers face charges and two await court martial. Thirteen active duty and eighteen former soldiers remain under scrutiny as Army probes continue under Lt Gen Albert O Connor.
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Avon Lake teachers demand advance reports for board meetings
Avon Lake Education Association president Jerry Briggs says reports to be acted on at board meetings should be prepared in advance for the news media and attendees. The group criticizes December 9 actions when administrator salary increases were not disclosed, contrasting with published raises for superintendent and other staff. Ruth Dobosy notes the rush through the meeting and urges full public information on negotiations and actions.
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Edward Mitroff
Ruth Dobosy
Draft lottery snags spread confusion across counties
The new draft lottery based on birth dates causes uneven quotas as boards strive to meet state targets. Lorain County boards struggle with higher calls than quotas, while Huron and Ene counties face shortfalls, all under orders from Col William P Richardson to use lottery numbers one through 30 and monthly groupings in a shakedown period.
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Webber seeks to follow dad as judge
Lorain attorney Henry T Webber son of retiring Judge Henry P Webber announced his candidacy for the Lorain Municipal Court judgeship vacated by his father in a likely Democratic primary contest with John Kelena. Webber, 33, vows no disruption in existing court programs and outlines his legal background and community roles.
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Lorain
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Cuyahoga County
Senators hear alarm on birth control pills health hazards
Dr. Hugh J. Davis told Congress that widespread pill use poses cancer and clot risks. He cited nine million American women consuming pills with potential harms, urging FDA guidance and safer options like the loop intrauterine device.
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Washington
Congress
Hugh J. Davis
Nelson. Jong
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