Five year old saves brother from drowning near Avon ditch
In Avon, five year old Brian Faber pulled his three year old brother Shawn from a five foot water filled ditch behind their home. Shawn was treated for exposure and under observation at St Joseph Hospital in fair condition. Shawn’s mother Mrs. Sharon Faber and father Edward Faber aided in the rescue as Brian alerted their mother after Shawn fell in.
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Avon
Shawn
Brian Faber
Edward Faber
Long Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Shawn Ditch
Brian
Faber
Sharon Faber
Mrs. Faber
Norwalk Officer Aids Birth On Routine Patrol
Norwalk policeman Mike Ruggles assisted in delivering a baby during a routine patrol shortly after midnight. The newborn Matthew Allen and mother Mrs. Dennis Ritchie of 70 Milan Ave. were in good condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Ruggles, also on city ambulance patrol, had trained in childbirth and this was his first delivery.
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Norwalk
Mike Ruggles
Matthew Allen
Dennis Ritchie
Milan Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ruggles
Ohio tax hike debate pressures school funding
State Senator Donald J. Pease told about 60 Wellington residents that Ohio cannot fund schools entirely from state revenue and that local taxes may need raising. He defended the state income tax and lottery as contributing to education, noting lottery funds include veterans bonuses and vocational high school matching funds. three plans for aid are under review with more clarity in weeks ahead.
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Wellington
Ohio
Donald J. Pease
Pease
Ohio Lottery
Em. Pease
Sures
Panel to probe CIA interview of Vermilion executive in 1967
Vermilion resident Theodore Wakefield says a CIA agent questioned him in May 1967 about the Bowling Green State University East West trade conference he helped arrange. The commission led by Vice President Rockefeller said it will consider all leads, while Wakefield calls the interview illegal and seeks inquiry at the national level.
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CIA
Vermilion
Bowling Green State University
Theodore
Ted’ Wakefield
Firelands Community Bank of Huron
Itt-Wakefield of
Bulgaria
Romania
Wakefield
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Mosher
Nelson Rockefeller
Commission
Peter Clapper
Detroit
BGSU
William Jerome
Jerome
Eaton
Mae
Hoskins
Reverend Isaac Louden Dies Aged 62 In Elyria
The Rev. Isaac Louden 62 longtime minister and civic leader died of leukemia yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after two months illness. He led Jones Chapel AME Church for nine years and championed Wilkes Villa low income housing with regional NAACP and church leaders facilitating non profit efforts. He ran for Elyria council in 1974 primary and held multiple church and community roles. services arranged with Carter's Funeral Home and Jones Chapel AME Church with burial in Columbus Tuesday.
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Isaac Louden
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Louden
Jones Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkes Villa
Filler Road
Ministerial Alliance
Elyria
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
AME
The
Wilkes
Isaac Chapmen
Lorain Metropolitan Housing
NAACP
R. J. Gordon
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Ward
W. 13Th St
Charleston
D.C
Columbus
Wilberforce University
Payne Theological Seminary
Kroger
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
St. Mark’s Masonic Lodge No. 7
Portia
Walter
Sonia) Walker
Memphis
Carter
M. C. Pollack
Cleveland
McNab Funeral Home
Doctor sues attorney and clients for malicious prosecution
Elyria physician Dr J George Dakters filed suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking 1 million dollars claiming malicious prosecution in a prior malpractice case. He named Cleveland attorney Michael Shane and Shane's clients Valerie Jean Hime and Robert L Hime of Sandusky. The document alleges unfounded legal action connected to a separate malpractice matter.
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Elyria
Lorain County Common Pleas
Cleveland
Sandusky
J. George Dakters
East River St
Dakters
Michael Shane
Terminal Tower
Shane
Valerie Jean Hime
Fire at Ohio Street Legion Post 12 damages attic and canteen stays open
Fire officials ruled faulty attic wiring sparked a 4:30 p.m. blaze that confined to the attic of American Legion Post 12 on Ohio Street and Golf Road. The basement canteen remained open as flames dried, with two inches of water on yesterday’s floor but gone by afternoon. Firemen battled the blaze for about 1.5 hours in windy conditions, protecting memorabilia and assisting in cleanup while members praised the fire crews and assisted with salvage efforts.
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American Legion Post
Ohio Street
Golf Road
Elyria
Legion
Gigliotta
Giglietti
The
Post
Moe
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International Telephone and Telegraph
Business International Corp
Business College
W.R. Hoskins
Theodore Wakefield
By Ruth Palm
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Walter A. Godfrey
By Mike Benbow
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Mahendra Patel
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