Lear Siegler introduces breakthrough intravenous medicine pump
Elyria based Lear Siegler Romeo Division unveils a compact infusion pump delivering constant, measured drug flow intravenously. Dr Anthony Flood and colleagues tested it in Houston on a cancer patient. Neutron timing device from Bulova and plastic medicine bag from Cutter Laboratories aided the developmental effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Flood
San Jose
Calif
L. R. Barr
General Manger
Lear Siegler, Inc
Romeo
Elyria
Romeo Division
Flood
Houston
Tex
Lear Siegler
Barr
Bulova Watch Co
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley Calif
Interfaith forum urges public high school religion course
A college professor urged Elyria public schools to introduce religious studies classes in a campus forum at First Methodist Church. Dr Milton McLean of Southern Illinois University called for a university style, objective approach with an advisory board, stressing the need to reflect diversified faiths in the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Milton McLean
Southern Ilinois University
Ohio State University
Dr. McLean
McLean
United States
Miami University
Oxford
Oberlin College
Elyria High School
Board of Education
Lorain hosts first inter faith service uniting three faiths
In Lorain Protestant Catholic and Orthodox clergy held the citys first inter faith service at SS Peter and Paul Orthodox Church during Prayer for Christian Unity week. Rev Father Lavelle of St Johns RC Church delivered a sermon urging a priesthood for every Christian. About 200 attended led by host pastor Rev Daniel Donovan and Rev C King Wynkoop. Orthodox choir was directed by Michael Karasevich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
SS. Peter and Paul Orthodox
John Lavelle
St. John’s
Daniel Donovan
C. King Wynkoop
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Michael Karasevich
Area handicapped facing layoffs in Lorain County
A new federal minimum wage raise to 1.60 per hour, effective Feb 1, will impact Lorain County agencies serving the handicapped. Goodwill Industries may cut hiring or lay off some handicapped workers. timing unclear until early next month. Sheltered shops can pay half the minimum. Center for the Sightless favors the raise, saying it boosts dignity and may affect new hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Goodwill Industries
Lorain
Marge Wright
Wright
Robert DeForest
Center For the Sightless
DeForest
Bicycle safety tips and local events from Lorain area
Mrs Mildred Gnau of the Cleveland Automobile Club urges parents to teach bicycle safety: ride with traffic, yield to pedestrians, and stay out of driveways. Also notes on Lorain metro nature walks schedule, USAC banquet update from Indianapolis, and Kiwanis inter club meeting set for Jan 30 at Shefield Lake Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gnau
Cleveland Automobile Club
Gnau
Kiwanis Club
Lorain County
Sheffield Lake Congregational Church
Elyria
Bela Bac
Ohio Supreme Court halts Ray Pemberton execution
The Ohio Supreme Court granted an indefinite stay for Ray Pemberton, 22, of Lodi, who was slated to die January 26 for the 1965 knife slaying of an Akron factory worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ray Pemberton
Pemberton
Lodi
Akron
Man Hurt In Collision At Rural Intersection
A Westlake man, David Saultz, 23, was injured when his car collided with a fuel oil tanker at the Rt 82 and Rt 76 intersection at 4 15 a m. He underwent surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital for leg and rib fractures while the tanker driver, David Cooper, 51, was treated and released for hand and arm cuts. The tanker carried 6 500 gallons of fuel oil. both vehicles left the road and rolled into a field, with damage estimated at 3 500 to the car and 28 000 to the truck and the accident under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Saultz
Westlake
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rt. 76
David Cooper
East River Rd
Rt. 82
Saultz
Cooper
Oberlin adviser McQueen shaped by black culture goals
Albert J. McQueen, Oberlin College ABC adviser, states Oberlin’s liberal tradition leaves black students feeling unchanged. A 1952 graduate, he is an associate professor of anthropology and sociology and directs a follow-up program for graduates of Oberlin’s Summer Special Education Opportunities Program. He holds degrees from Michigan and recent fellowships in London and Ibadan. He belongs to major social science associations and researches African studies and deviant behavior. He is writing a book on aspirations and juvenile delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Albert J. McQueen
Oberlin College Alliance For Black Culture
ABC
McQueen
University of Michigan
Eastern Michigan University
Howard University
Center For Youth and Community Studies
Ford Foundation
University of London
University of Ibadan
Nigeria
Nigerian Institute For Social and Economic Research
Ford
Kenya
Social Science Research Council
Oberlin College
American Sociological Association
African Studies Association
American Political Science Association
Society For Psychological Study and Social Issues
American Association of University Professors
Sigma Xi
Democrats back Parobek Grunda for Lorain County prosecutor
The Lorain County Democratic Executive Committee endorsed two candidates for prosecutor. Joseph R. Grunda, 34, an assistant county prosecutor since 1961, and James B. Parobek, 38, city prosecutor since 1966, are the endorsed Democrats. Mikus seeks election as fourth judge of Lorain County Common Pleas Court next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph R. Grunda
James 8. Parobek
Grunda
Lorain High School
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Parobek
John J. Hritsko
Lorain
John B. Otero
Paul J. Mikus
Mikus
Weekend toll rises to thirteen in state traffic deaths
Five fatalities yesterday pushed the weekend traffic death toll to 13 as mild weather contrasted with snowbound prior days. The count ran from 6 p m Friday to midnight yesterday, with officials calling the incidents accidental.
Ex-drug addicts tell of cure life as Christians
Mr and Mrs Demi Rodriguez, former drug addicts, spoke at La Porte Methodist Church about their conversions to Christianity and recovery through Teen Challenge in Brooklyn. They described years of addiction, brutal experiences, and how faith led them to organize a rehabilitation center in Columbus with others, while urging youths to avoid narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demi Rodriguez
la Porte Methodist Church
Teen Challenge
Brooklyn
Rodriquez
New York City
Columbus
Rodriguez
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Wilkerson
Pennsylvania
Wilkseron
New York
Sandusky gets housing loan increased for elderly apartments
Washington AP report: The Department of Housing and Urban Development approves a loan increase to 2,075,000 dollars for Sandusky. The funds support a 153 unit apartment building for the elderly, expanding housing options in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sandusky
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Lorain Metropolitan Park District
Mill Hollow
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Len Milde
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Len
Speedway
Bratchtson Ave
Kiwanis Division
Ohio
Mtil
Black Culture Alliance
Woodrow W. Mathna
Joseph Zahorec
Leonard P. Reichlin
Canberra
UPI
Harold Holt Dee
Commonwealth
Victoria
Holt
David Wilkerson
Jesus
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