Radiation rules endure says panel with pregnancy caveat
A government advisory panel says new studies do not justify tighter radiation protections for the general public, but recommends reducing exposure for pregnant workers and lowering thyroid and skin exposure limits. The 10 year review affirms standards from 1954, with a notable exception allowing 0.5 rems during pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Council On Radiation Protection and Measurements
John F. Gorman
Arthur R. Tamplin
Council
AEC
The
Public Health Service
Recipe for a brutal Lorain County winter blast
A weather feature describes a rapid cold snap across Lorain County with Arctic air and gale winds. Forecasts predict temperatures dropping to five below zero, winds up to 50 mph, and a chill factor near 63 degrees below zero, with snow flurries and improving late week conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lorain
Winter Storm Warnings and Cold Wave Travel Advisory
Cold wave conditions with travelers warnings as blizzard like weather arrives today. High winds and falling temperatures produce snow and widespread drifting with accumulations from three to six inches and up to a foot in snow belt areas. Temperatures drop to the teens today and to 5 below tonight. Tomorrow remains windy and cold with flurries and a few squalls. highs near 10 to 15 above zero.
Bond security claim links 223 West 13th Street to Gay
John Gay pledges another property as bond security for a 15000 dollar bond while his mother in law's home and a bar property also serve as security. Officials with Lorain County Clerk Charles V Neeson refuse reporters access to the bond papers citing public record questions. Gay, a convicted narcotics peddler, previously claimed ownership of the bar with Ellis Vasu amid welfare and liquor permit inquiries.
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John Gay
Lorain County
Charles V. Neeson
W. 13Th St
Lorain
Gay
Neeson
Mary Zaldivar
Ellis Vasu
Sheilds Nursing Home
State Liquor Department
Vasu
Liquor Department
County Welfare Department
County Welfare
Gerald Prinz
Lyndon B. Johnson
Contract OK ends Koehring strike
Lorain Ohio United Steelworkers Local 4849 voting 66 to 40 approved a three year contract with Koehring Co ending a strike that began January 26. The agreement provides immediate 10 cent hourly raise plus 2 cent incentive pay, 10 more cents in August 1972 and 20 cents in August 1973.
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Lorain
United Steelworkers of America
Local 4849
Koehring Co
Local 1242
Robert K. Bloedorn
Elyria Board Approves School Staff Pay Raises
The Elyria Board of Education approved average raises of about 6 percent for all public school staff funded by higher general property tax revenue. Teachers gain about 461 per year, non teaching staff 457, administrators full‑time 900, with Smittle receiving 875.
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Elyria Board of Education
George B. Smittle
Smittle
Erie Elementary Opens to Ease Elyria Overcrowding
The Elyria Board of Education voted to open Erie Elementary on Naples Drive north of Burns Road to relieve crowded classrooms. They allocated 52 000 from reevaluation tax revenue of 483 236 to launch the school, adding ten teachers as enrolment climbs by 481 students this year.
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Erie Elementary
June Blakeslee
Elyria Board of Education
Erie Elementary School
Naples Drive
Burns Road
Elyria
Plans for a second high school in Elyria approved
The Elyria Board of Education approved plans for a second high school costing about 3.5 million dollars. Located between Griswold Road and Adelbert Street, it will be funded from proceeds of a 1966 7.25 million bond issue. The first phase will house 800 students, with later expansion to 2,000, and it joins Crestwood School in an educational park with a new fifth junior high under construction. Bids are expected to be advertised in April.
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Elyria Board of Education
Griswold Road
Adelbert Street
Crestwood
George B. Smittle
Jury weighs death or life for Tate killers
Los Angeles AP report notes the Manson case jury will hear the penalty phase to decide between death in the gas chamber or life imprisonment. Prosecutor Bugliosi predicts up to 50 witnesses but may call far fewer. the defense plans a full case emphasizing character.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Asst. Dist. Atty
Vincent Bugliosi
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United States
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Tamplin
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California At Livermore
Atomic Energy Commission
Lauriston S. Taylor
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Chronicle-Telegram
John Kenney
Kenney
Mansfield
Lake Erie
Canadian Coast Guard
Ashtabula
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
Columbus
Wendobil
Bond Security
Ing
E. 28Th St
Koehring
Local
Board Oks
Howard Cleveland JR
Avon Lake
North Ridgeville
Admiral King
Southview
Elyria High School
Charles R. Miller
Blue Cross
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Elyria Education Association
Langsdale
Contract Bridge
Ridgeville
Sum of the People
Erie
ERQE
George E. Johnson Jr
Tate Killers
California
Paul Fitzgerald
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