Nobody Dachshund Hero Saves Family From Smoke
Seven year old James Sugaski family credits their black and silver dachshund Mr Nobody with waking them during a smokey fire caused by a blocked fireplace damper. Betty Sugaski feared the dog but now values him while the couple's four children Julie Eric Brian and Kayleen stay safe. The dog was previously given by Roland Sraith of Elyma. James works at Busser Tire Co in Lorain.
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Solth Amherst
Mr. Nobody
James Sugaski
Anis Rd
Sugaskis
Julie
Eric
Brian
Kayleen
Sugaski
Roland Sraith
Elyma
James
Ohio Liquor Control reports 1969 receipts exceed 338 million
Columbus heads say 1969 receipts from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control totaled more than 338 million, driven by wholesale and retail sales and a higher gallonage tax. Director Donald D Cook notes 5 367 stores and agencies plus state taxes and permit fees boosted revenue. profits support Ohio public schools.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Donald D Cook
Department
Cook
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Local Woman Builds Busy Handcraft Quilt Business
Mrs Thelma Moore of 26385 Sprague Road Columbia Station became confined at home after illness yet turned crafting into a thriving enterprise. She offers quilts and afghans and reports many senior citizens bring items to her home. she hopes to expand after recovery. Louis Stemberg, Elyria businessman, has been hospitalized since Jan 5 after a heart attack and is in the cardiac ICU at Elyria Memorial Hospital room 626M. his planned week of rest includes returning home for further recuperation.
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Thelma Moore
Sprague Rd
Columbia Station
Moore
Harry
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Mrs Moores
Louis Stemberg
Elyria
Collins Auto Paris
Little Brown Jug
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stemberg
EMH
Lou
End of U S pollution urged as constitutional right
Senator Nelson of Wisconsin urged a constitutional amendment to guarantee every person a decent environment. He warned pollution risks by century’s end and called for strong action including clean air and water rights and nonreturnable vehicle proposals. The speech framed pollution as mankind’s major challenge and pressed for decisive safeguards.
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Washington
Aplon
Gaylord Nelson c
Hay
Senate
Wisconsin
Democrat
Nelson
Pollution hearings set for two Lorain industries
Lorain hearings are scheduled for two local industries amid concerns over chemical discharges and pollution controls. Officials will hear testimony from company executives and environmental groups as part of the regulatory process.
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Lorain Industries
Judges rearrange courtrooms to handle case load
Presiding Judge John D Pincura announced a reassignment of courtrooms for 1970 to address overbooked juries and limited spaces. Mikus will chair jury trials in Courtroom 1 Mondays and Pincura will use Courtroom 1 Thursdays for jury work. Courtroom 2 handles pre trial and equity on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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John D Pincura
Paul J Mikus
Pincura
Leroy F Kelly
Henry P Webber
Charles W Neeson
Mikus and
Kelly
Mikus
Pmceura
Lorain County Plans Regional Program for Handicapped Students
Lorain County schools develop Title VI project to identify educable handicapped children and provide education at their level. George Lucia leads the effort with Wayne Whyte and a coalition of 36 districts, targeting a four county regional district and state funding shift.
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Lorain County
George Lucia
Midsien
Wayne Whyte
Huron
Medina
Lucia
State Department of Education
Ares
Midview
Louise Miner
Euclid-Lyndhurst
Willam Fretag
Silyamia
Ohio City Schools
James McGettigan
Division of Education
Western Reserve UN
Margaret Strohm
Lorain
Jerm Strables
Behar
Lorain Counts
Brush
Bowling Green State University
George R. Lucia
Jerry Strabley
Miners Seek Black Lung Benefits Across States
Since the act passed, 452 claims have been filed in 32 states, led by Pennsylvania with 28,744 cases and California and Arizona reporting smaller totals. Social Security Administrator Robert W Ball says first checks will arrive within two months, retroactive to application.
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Provident Neston
Pennsylvania
California
Arizona
Social Security Administration
Robert W Ball
Avon Lake Seeks Fast Sewer Plan for Fisher Fazio Store
Avon Lake officials and planners reviewed preliminary plans for a Fisher Fazio supermarket on 9 acres at Lear and Walker roads. The project hinges on securing sewer service, with a 4 inch line proposed. Officials aim to finalize sewer details soon and start construction by March, boosting local shopping options.
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Avon Lake
Representaries
Midwest Land Development Co
Benali
Fisher-Fatto
Council
End Planning Commission
Lear and
Walker Roads
Cir
Wal Evenson
Planning Commission
Fisher- Fazio
Harold Barlet
Chronicle-Telegram
Curzen
Fisher
Asan Lake
Nerhboring
Four Ohio Pedestrians Killed in Weekend Traffic Mishaps
A weekend toll in Ohio includes four pedestrians among multiple traffic deaths. United Press International reports the fatalities during the period, highlighting dangers faced by walkers on roadways.
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United Press International
Wipersons
Ohio
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Cleveland Zoo
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Liquor Control Receipts
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Sharon Tate
Russ Davies
U.S
Dee Wes Amore
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Walter A. Godfrey
Lorain County School Project
Neysa
Stroup
Hengton
Thaisares WA
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