Grand jury hears 24 cases including slaying at Lorain
The Lorain County grand jury has 24 criminal cases on its calendar, including a first degree murder charge against Albert Snell. Other indictments involve burglary, unarmed robbery, forgery, and a December check defraud case. George Haynes faces a separate first degree murder for a Dec 9 shotgun killing in South Amherst. trial set for Feb. 11. Names include Paul Green, Clell Bland Wood, Walter Girman, Leonard Williams, and Magie Evans among others.
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Paul Green
Paul
Clell Bland Wood
Lorain
Eaton ‘Township
Forester
Albert Snell
George T. Forester
William Albert Phillips
Kohli Broadway
Walter Girman
Cleve- Kelley St
Wellington
Myer Hardware and Appliance
Bery
Millard Roy England St
Paul Lorain
J. Mikus
Leonard Williams
Louis
Connect Case Ave
Bohn
Tion
Gie Evans
Phillips
Virginia
Lorain County
George Samuel Haynes
South Amherst
Blaine Susan Barley
George Johnson
Ben V. Myers
Myers
Hata
Roldan
East 29Th
James M. Thayer
Cleveland
Trick
Diego V. Ramirez
East Ave
Walter Sheffield
Mansfield
James Parsons
Center Ridge
Harvey Lance
Hale Rd
Oberlin
Robert, Phares
Harry Bold
Grove Ave
Donald H. Hash
Hollywood Blvd
Sheffield Lake
Sweeney Buick Co
Board urges parental role after senior escapades concern
The school district cites past senior pranks and vandalism as evidence parents must govern out of school actions. A prior incident involved a teacher's dismissal after a beer can was opened during a Distinction Day program. The board supports in-school improvements and plans a meeting with parents to emphasize dangers of letting students “run wild.”
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MLE Roeiney Penreage
Crete
Myers
High Schoool
Two Elyria car dealers cited on title and sale charges
Prosecutor Roy A West announced charges against two Elyria dealers and noted a continuing state investigation into illegal used car practices in Elyria and Lorain. John A Popp and David R Smith face counts over titles and display of unsold cars while fellow dealer Telly J Pielak was fined previously.
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Filyria
Roy A. Wests
John A. Popp
Hamilton Ave
West l
Lorain
David R. Smith
Winckles
West
High St. Motors
High Ist
William A. Colesman
Ohio Highway Patrol
Elyria
Robert Rogjers
Ohio Motor Vehicle License Bureau
Popp
Smith
Telly J. Pielak
Lorain County contractors elect officers and hire teachers
The Lorain County Contractors Association elected officers led by Rabher Harding as president, with Herman as vice president and Conrad as recording secretary. Three teachers were hired at half time for the adult education program at salaries around 4,700 to 5,215 yearly, and resignations from two Edison and McKinley School staff were accepted. A panel of doctors will outline cancer treatment advances at an open dinner meeting hosted by the American Cancer Society group.
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Wring Ae
Rabher Harding
Lorain County
Elyria
Contractors Association
Elyria Boards of Education
Ing
Schroeder
Airs Lois C. Falkner
Lodi St. Ine S
Baldwin-Wallace Co
Matt
Patricia Humphrey
Regul
American Cancer Society
Will Lin
Ashland College
Regi Cmer Ini
Miami University
Bermie S. Miller
Edison School
Diane Klunzinger
McKinley School
Harold L. Nell
Marilyn Pollock
Religion prompts snow debate in South Amherst meeting
At South Amherst village meeting, Mayor Jack Walker designated the week of Feb 3 as Relig i on Emphasis Week. Residents sparred over snow removal from church grounds with Council members defending past aid and emergency use, leading to a unanimous vote to allow village equipment on private property only in emergencies.
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Donald Nicol
Jack Walker
Russell Moser
Frigid
Ucur
Walker
Moser
Masey
Tthe Nazarene
The
Baptist Church
James Nico
Lawrence Knable
Nicol
Council Ge
Elyria library program ends after long cooperation
The Elyria Board of Education votes to terminate the school library cooperation citing rising operating costs and a court ruling on ownership of books bought since 1961. Dr Gottfried reports plans to provide library service in schools under a part time program as the board seeks a fall decision.
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Elyria. Board of Education
Elyria Libraries
Hebrary Board
Dent
J. Clare George
Cdui
F. J. Gott
Fried
Gottfried
Library Board Board
Nurgesea
J. C. William Tattersall
Itive
George
Pollution halts Lake Erie fish decline study update
UPI reports the Interior Department says destructive sea lampreys are being curbed in lakes Huron Michigan and Superior but pollution driven oxygen loss in Lake Erie has reduced walleye blue pike and yellow perch populations. Rehabilitation of lake trout continues in Lake Superior with hatchery trials showing success while many fish species have died or vanished in oxygen depleted waters.
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Ashington
UPI
Interior Departant
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Iaut
Wits Laree
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
IRS Help Sessions Set for Elyria Area Residents
IRS representatives will be in Elyria each Friday from March 5 to April 13 to assist with income tax returns. Sessions Tentatively run 9 30 am to 3 30 pm at the Armory 113 East Ave. IRS offices are permanently located at 403 Broadway Bldg Lorain.
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Elyria
iTreasury Department
Itc
East Ave
Internal Revenue Service
Broadway
Lorain
Y Campaign Nets 297 New Members In Elyria Drive
The YMCA report shows 297 memberships sold since Jan 21 in the youth and adult drive. Of these, 276 are adults and 21 are boys. Final reports on the campaign are extended to Saturday with a goal of 11,000 members across all groups.
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Elyria
Washington
Kerinery
Girsy
Rettredy
Cision
Suanthmna
Ren
Grodd Ford
Essaul
Finsmer
Hotsis ‘Hors Homie
Weather forecast lifts gloom on cold spell with warming trend
Ray Waldman of Cleveland Hopkins Airport reports milder temperatures today reaching plus 20 and a low near plus 15 tonight as cloudy with light snow Wednesday. He notes the long cold spell may be ending though uncertainty remains beyond Wednesday night.
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Ray Waldman
Cleveland Hopkins
Weather Bureau
Che
Waldman
Sheffield Lake
Mimis
Elyria
United States
Youths Admit Damaging Buses in Cold Weather Incident
Two ninth grade students from Tennyson Junior High School in Sheffield Lake admitted causing damage to four school buses on January 13. Police said William Barr, superintendent, told reporters the boys confessed to vandalism and implicated each other. A board meeting will decide whether charges are filed.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Y
William Barr
Iave
Sime
Eheesenceer Renener
White House
Bart Yenna
Barr
Kennedy
Ken
Young
Tenna
Yenna
Tennyson Junor High School
Weather forecast for Northeastern area with rising temperatures
Sunny and warm today with highs near the mid 70s. Tonight's low around 18. Clouds may bring light snow on Wednesday with a slight change in temperature. Monday's high 16 to 22, trace precipitation in the last 24 hours, humidity around 71 percent at 7 am and 62 percent by 1 and 7 pm. Sunrise 7:42 am sunset 4:40 pm. Average temperature for the period ends at 7 am is zero.
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Northeas
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