Elyria council OKs police gear purchase
Elyria City Council's public safety and environment committee approved about 8000 in expenditures for police gear including 45 handguns eight rifles 24 helmets 24 shields and protective gear. The plan sparked debate over helmet numbers and distribution while leasing options for cruisers were explored.
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Elyria Polo Department
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Proxmire Criticizes Ford in Cleveland Talk
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire told students at Cleveland State University that Vice President Gerald Ford has a fantastic habit of always being wrong. He responded to Ford’s Atlantic City speech about a coalition aiding the President and urged authentic energy figures amid suspected shortages. He cited energy policy issues and cited contrasts with federal energy director William Simon and Ralph Nader from the prior day.
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Gerald Ford
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Cleveland State University
Atlantic City
N.J
Ford
United States
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Aflcio
Americans For Democratic Action
Proxmure
Senate
William Simon
Ralph Nader
Washington
Proxmire blasts energy data as self serving and calls for audits
In a Wisconsin speech to students and professors Senator William Proxmire condemned oil industry data as biased and urged government audits. He urged halting gas price rises and proposed nationalizing U S oil firms and using anti trust action while criticizing Senator Carl Curtis over Metzenbaum. He praised Metzenbaum’s record and rejected Curtis’s disqualification claim.
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Proxmire
Simon
WIS
U.S
Brazilian exchange students find quick Norwalk housing
Fourteen Brazilian high school boys aged 16 to 18 arriving from Cleveland Hopkins Airport were housed within hours by Norwalk families led by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fisher after a local appeal. Fisher Garage owner Fisher transported the group, translator Carlos Cobo aided communication, and nine Norwalk homes took in the youths temporarily as program officers aim to settle them within days.
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Norwalk
Brazil
Lyle Fisher
Old State Road
Ecuador
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Fishers
Fisher
Fisher Garage
Cleveland Crusaders
Chicago
Cleveland
Philip van Meter
Harris Ave
Old State Rd
Elyria Baby Fights Maple Syrup Disease To Live
Tricia Dawn Hazelett of Elyria, three weeks old, suffered neonatal respiratory failure from maple syrup disease, a rare hereditary condition. She received transfusions and nutrition via IV, regained sight, and doctors say she may become a normal child as research continues with University Hospital funding. Her parents, James and Janet Hazelett, live at 173 Preston Ave in Elyria.
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Elyria
Tricia Dawn
Tricia Dawn Hazelett
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Preston Ave
Elyria woman dies in crash in Avon North Ridgeville
Marilyn C. Miller a 38 year old Elyria woman died after her car hit a concrete abutment on Mills Road near Jaycox Avenue dividing Avon and North Ridgeville. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being taken there by North Ridgeville Rescue Squad following the 645 PM crash. Police said she was traveling north on Daycox Road with headlights off and at high speed. her boyfriend James Edward Stevens said he had told her he was leaving and that he had been following her. Miller had three children and funeral plans would be made when her sister arrives from Arizona.
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Elyria
Daycox
Mills Roads
Marilyn C. Miller
Baldwin Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
North Ridgeville
Miller
Mills Road
French Creek
Jaycox
James Edward Stevens
Metzenbaum tax fight sparks senate clash
Senator Howard Metzenbaum defends his tax dispute as Senator Carl Curtis demands an ethics review and his seating in the Senate. Curtis cites past probes and insists on an investigation while Metzenbaum asserts he owes no back taxes and describes a legal disagreement with the IRS.
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UPL
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Dohin
Carl T. Curtis
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Metzenbaum
William B. Saxbe
U.S
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Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Artis
Sen- Curtis
Curtis
Gerald R. Ford
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Dewey elected Lorain County Airport Authority president
Oberlin pilot David Dewey now leads the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority for a one year term. He vows stiff goals and a set schedule after replacing Robert Strama, with Ken Sommer as vice president and Carl Nielsen as secretary. The board approved a jet fuel tax levy and progress on the Midwest Air Chapter fixed base, while weighing water service plans and drainage issues at the airport.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Authority
Dewey
Robert Strama
Elyria
Ken Sommer
Lorain
Carl Nielsen
Ues
Airport Management
Russia Road
Strama
Midwest Air Chapter, Inc
Rural Water Authority
Beard
Burke Lakefront
Frank Kellogg
Cleveland Facilty
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