Five year old saves brother from drowning near Avon ditch
Avon boy Brian Faber, 5, extended a stick and pulled 3-year-old Shawn from a 5 foot water filled ditch behind their Long Road home about 2:30 pm. Shawn was treated for exposure and remains under observation at St. Joseph Hospital in fair condition. Mrs. Sharon Faber waded into the ditch to rescue Shawn as he lay unresponsive and cold. The family, with six children, says the landowner plans to fix the hazard.
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Avon Bhoy
Shawn
Brian Faber
Edward Faber
Long Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Shawn Faber
Brian
Sharon Faber
Mrs. Faber
B. F. Goodrich
Avon Lake
Akron
Faber
Norwalk Officer Delivers Baby During Patrol
Norwalk police officer Mike Ruggles assisted in a midnight birth on a city patrol. The newborn Matthew Allen and mother Dennis Ritchie of 70 Milan Ave. were in good condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Ruggles, trained in childbirth, held the infant until ambulance staff arrived.
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Norwalk
Mike Ruggles
Matthew Allen
Dennis Ritchie
Milan Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ruggles
No extra state funds, Ohio must raise local taxes
Ohio lawmakers debate school funding as State Sen. Donald J. Pease says schools cannot be financed entirely from state funds. He notes residents oppose higher real estate and state taxes, urging districts to choose between local or state tax hikes. He defends state income tax and lottery use, citing lottery money partly funds veterans bonuses and vocational high schools.
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Wellington
Ohio
Donald J. Pease
Spe
Pease
Ohio Lottery
Em. Pease
Sures
CIA quizzed Vermilion executive in 1967 on Bowling Green conference
Theodore Wakefield, former ITT-Wakefield executive and Firelands Bank chairman, says a CIA agent questioned him for about 10 minutes in May 1967 at Bowling Green State University Alumni House. The probe sought who arranged and funded a East-West trade conference attended by diplomats and business leaders from Bulgaria, Romania, Belgium, PepsiCo, Chase Manhattan, ITT, and others. Wakefield alleges illegal domestic activity and has petitioned Rep. Mosher to refer the matter to the Rockefeller Commission. The commission says it will evaluate all leads and keep initial steps behind closed doors.
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Vermilion
Bowling Green State University
Theodore
Ted’ Wakefield
Firelands Community Bank of Huron
Itt-Wakefield of
Bulgaria
Romania
Wakefield
Mosher
Nelson Rockefeller
Commission
Peter Clapper
Detroit
BGSU
William Jerome
Jerome
Rev Isaac Louden dies. Wilkes Villa project praised
The Rev. Isaac Louden 62 longtime minister and civic leader died of leukemia at Elyria Memorial Hospital after two months illness. He led Jones Chapel AME Church for nine years and drove the Wilkes Villa low income housing project on Filler Road with Isaac Chapmen and NAACP ties. Survived by wife Portia two daughters three grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral set at Jones Chapel AME Church with services in Elyria and Columbus burial arrangements.
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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
Doctor sues attorney and clients for malicious action
Elyria doctor J George Dakters filed a $1 million suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court claiming malicious prosecution in a malpractice case from last year. He sues attorney Michael Shane and Shane's Sandusky clients Valerie Hime and Robert L. Hime.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
Cleveland
Sandusky
J. George Dakters
East River St
Dakters
Michael Shane
Terminal Tower
Shane
Valerie Jean Hime
Robert L. Hime
42Nd St. Sandusky
Darters
Elviia Memorial Hospital
Firemen Restore Canopy The Fire at Ohio Street Legion Post
Fire damaged attic of American Legion Post 12 on Ohio Street and Gulf Road, with $100000 in losses. Canteen remained open as members helped with cleanup, protected memorabilia, and assessed insurance questions amid high winds. Fire officials cited faulty attic wiring as the cause, firefighters extinguished the blaze in under an hour.
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American Legion Post
Ohio Street
Gulf Road
Elytia
Legion
Gigliotti
Frouen Ane
American Legion
Ohio
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