Outdoor recreation program funding outlined by crafts
Edward C. Crafts of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation outlined a $150 million annual outdoor recreation package in Texas. The plan, not yet cleared by the administration, would fund state and federal programs via revenue from user fees, surplus property sales, and a marine fuel tax, with a three-year state match and a possible conservation sticker.
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Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
U. S. Department of the Interior
Texas
Crafts
Federal Outdoor Recreation Program
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
County to review North Ridgeville water contract
Lorain County Commissioners plan a meeting with Elyria City Council's water committee to review the North Ridgeville water contract and discuss expanding water in unincorporated areas. They note unmetered homes on flat rates may underpay revenue and seek a meeting date.
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Lorain
Ridgeville
J. Norman Thompson
Thompson
North Ridgeville
Junior Achievement Week Opens With Fair and Banquet in Elyria
Junior Achievement Week begins Monday in Elyria with a miniature industrial fair at the Center. about 125 teens from Elyria and nearby high schools form JA companies, elect officers, and display products from 50 cents stock. Nine JA companies, sponsored by local Kiwanis and businesses, operate for a year, ending with a banquet and stockholder dividends.
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Yorkshire Ct
Elyria
Kiwanis Club
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Asiain County
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American Brake Shoe
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Genco — General Industries
Genco — Ternstedt Division
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J.A. Flame Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Lear Rites
Lear Siegler Inc
Telen
Elyria Telephone Co
Teens
City approves parking meter sale and rezoning plan
Elyria voters approve a sale of on street parking meters to a merchants association for 100 per meter and approve rezoning on East Broad Street from R2 to B1 for a dairy drive in. The building lands committee also raises apartment parking from 160 to 200 square feet per car and rezones a South Abbe Road parcel from R1 to R3 for four family dwellings.
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Mercer
North West River &I
Chants Association
RSA
John Muzick
John A. Kalko
Kalko
Ayehairman Reiniead
East Broad St
Longson Ave
Abbe Rd
Katko
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Planning Commission
Leonard P. Reichlin
Fred B. Sanford
South Abbe Rd
Oberlin leads county enrichment program for students
A five week enrichment program at Oberlin College for Lorain County Schools runs June 17 to July 18. It features study in social science mathematics biology language arts French and art with star members certified. Oberlin faculty consultants and facilities including library museum labs and classrooms will be used. Participating districts include Avon Avon Lake Clearview Columbia Firelands Keystone Midview Ridgeville Brookside South Amherst Amherst Oberlin and Wellington.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Star
Avon
Avon Lake
Clearview
Columbia
Firelands
Keystone
Midview
Ridgeville
Brookside
South Amherst
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Towne Crier
W. ‘Duncan
W. H. Gillies
T. IC. Simpson
W. F. Helmuth
Wayne A. Whyte
Norman ‘Stewart
Lorain County Schools
WW. Barr
Sheffield Lake
Mosher urges US Canada joint stamp for 1812 peace anniversary
Rep. Charles Mosher proposes a joint stamp with Canada to celebrate 130 years of peace along the border. Canadian official Ellen Fairclough discussed the idea with J Edward Day in Washington, Day declining to commit. Mosher cites the 1959 St Lawrence Seaway stamp as precedent and says the peace is a tangible symbol of international arbitration and disarmament.
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UPI
Charles 4. Mosher
Qhio
United States
Canada
Ellen Louks Fairclough
U.S
J. Edward Day
Day
Menaged
Kennedy
Mosher
St Lawrence Seaway
Elyria Mayor Nee son in fair condition after kidney ailment
Elyria Mayor Charles V Nee son was reported in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after suffering an attack at his home yesterday. He had been under doctor care at home for days, according to Safety Service Director Joseph C Cowden. A large community program was announced for the Elyria YMCA with Sunday family activities including demonstrations, games, and a pool swim beginning tomorrow. The plan features a new plating machine and expansion at General Motors Plant 2, plus a power substation upgrade with larger transformers as part of 1964 car production. The schedule extends into March with future Sunday programs and a Labor Day family weekend at Camp Iss-See-Kes.
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Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Ternstedt
General Motors
P. H. Cooniz
Keystone
J. Z. King
Avon Lake
Don
Therald
Oberlin City
Kathryn Fleming
Frank Laycock
Oberlin College
Norman Stewart
Robert L. Fortune
Glen R. Tor
Dennis
Midview
W.L. Har i
Fortune
Ohio Fuel Gas Pumps Record Deliveries In 24 Hours
Ohio Fuel Gas Co officials reported an all time 24 hour gas delivery record of 2.615 million cubic feet. The prior daily high was 2.502 million on Jan 10 1962. Half of the gas came from underground storage with cold weather conditions noted. A 31 year old Elyria man slipped on ice while crossing Broad St and was treated and released after an injury. Police reported the coldest 24 hour period since December 1951.
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OFG
Rom
Wat
Broad St
Ely
Ria Memorial Hospital
Dan
iHurley
Lake Ave
Mothers March drive opens with house to house effort
The Mothers March for the March of Dimes starts tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. More than 500 Elyria women will go door to door despite bad weather in the county city. Some outlying areas wait until next Sunday due to severe weather. A teenage dance at Melody Grove and a bowling tournament by Elyria bowling alleys are also raising funds. Co chairs are Mrs Earl Mahl and Mrs Robert Olsen. Funds support polio vaccine discovery and Sabin and Salk distribution as well as birth defects and arthritis research.
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Elyria
National Foundation
Melody Grove
Earl Mahl
Robert Olsen
Elyria Bowling Alleys
Thomas Ristas
March of Dimes
Labor act violation suit over Local 18 election
The Labor Department filed in Federal Court to void Local 18 of the International Union of Operating Engineers election in Ohio and parts of Kentucky. The suit alleges Landrum-Griffith Act violations including improper candidate eligibility, nonsecret ballots, and improper use of dues for campaigns, with Frank Converse’s slate winning and Bernard Kelly challenging in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
Labor Department
International Union of Operating Engineers
Landrum-Griffith
Ohio
Kentucky
Frank P
Converse
Teeas
International Union
Washington
John Passeh
Bernard Kelly
International Executive Board
Usec
Tha the Ballors
College stores pact nears completion in Oberlin
The National Association of College Stores moves toward signing deals with four major paperback publishers to ship about 500 000 books annually to 1160 member stores. A two year lease for Westervelt Hall in Oberlin will store the books ahead of distribution with 5 6 new hires planned before a March 1 move.
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Oberlin
National Association For College Stores
Russell Reynolds
NACS
Westervelt Hall
Reynolds
Westervelt
South Main St
Oberlin College
East College St
The
National Association of College Stores
Bowling Green Names Jerome Sixth President
Dr William Travers Jerome dean of the college and professor of business administration at Syracuse University will become Bowling Green State University sixth president on September 1 after a 15 month screening. Magna cum laude Colgate graduate with Harvard degrees he led education efforts worldwide and advised the U S Agency for International Development in Medellin Colombia. He studied at Yale Law School and served in Army G 2 during World War II and will move to Bowling Green with his wife and four children in August.
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William Travers Jerome TN
Racuse University
Bowling Green State University
Colgate University
Jerome
Harvard
U.S. Agency For International Development
College of Business and Finance
Mendellin
Columbia
Yale Law School
Bowling Green
Satellite Visible Over Elyria Area Tonight
Echo is visible over Lorain County as George Died rich of the Black Rover Astronomical Society reports the satellite passing mid passage times around 6:53 and 8:50 p.m. tonight and again at 9:55 p.m. tomorrow. Observers should expect rises from the west or northwest and set in the south or southwest, with brief 6 to 11 minute visibility windows.
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George Diedrich
Black Rover Astronomical Seciets
Lorain County
Horion
Kennedy proposes nationwide federal jury selection reform
Attorney General Raber F Kennedy calls for a new bill to create a nationwide all party jury commission in every district court to select qualified jurors using questionnaires. The measure aims to prevent systematic or deliberate exclusion of any group from jury panels based on race sex political or religious affiliation or socioeconomic status.
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Washington
Cupid
Raber F. Kennedy
Attortey General
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