Elyria school board makes blizzard days regular school days
Elyria school board on Monday night converted February 20 and March 1 and 2 parent conferences into regular school days to make up two lost days from last week's blizzard. Five weather days is the limit before state law requires makeup days. the district has already closed seven days. Further closings will be made up in late March and mid June as calendar limits permit. The board also set a Feb 13 work session at Elyria West High to discuss budget cuts, terminated Franklin Junior High math teacher Ronald Anicell for leaving post after Christmas, hired Mark C. McClintock to Elyria West High, allowed Cindy Dunigan to enroll in a health education class on a tuition basis, reappointed Sue Ely as legislative liaison, continued participation in purchasing, and reappointed J C William Tattersall as legal counsel.
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Ohio
Elyria West High School
Elyrians
Franklin Junior High
Ronald Anicell
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt School
Bonnie Mathias
Mark C. McClintock
Jackie Kokai
Cindy Dunigan
Longson Avenue
Elyria High School
Sue Ely
Ohio School Boards Association
Keystone
LaGrange
West Carlisle
Penfield
Lorain County
Oho
Board of Education
P Rebecca J Petrona
Liberty Street
Nest
Arelatec
Cleveland
Dodge McGraw Hill
Cleveland Builders Exchange
van Auken Bridges, Inc
Nauman
Lorraine St Joseph Births and Matrimonial Notices
Lorain St Joseph records list a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Lucarelli 690 Harris Road Sheffield Lake on January 26 and a son to Mr and Mrs William Sipkovsky 2022 19th Court. Also a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Ours Wakeman Box 273 and entries noting Mrs Stephen Yenn and Mrs Pat Hadlow with addresses.
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John Lucarelli
Harris Rd
Sheffield Lake
Stephen Yennt
Lorain
Pat Hadlow
Erie Ave
Ason
Robert McKinney
Homewood Dr
William Sipkovsky
19Th Ct
Kevin Holloway
Pine Hollow Blvd
Lorain sheriff cruiser damaged in parking lot collision
A Lorain County Sheriff's Department cruiser was lightly damaged when another car backed into it near McDonald's at East Broad Street and Abbe Road. Deputy James Ross, 33, drove the cruiser. Donald Rencent, 21, of 316 Columbia Ave., drove the other car. No injuries or charges were reported. Vincent's car sustained no damage.
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Lorain County
Linda Cardwell Hired at Annual Salary
Linda Cardwell is hired on an annual salary though the amount is not specified in the record. The notice focuses on her employment appointment and compensation terms.
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Linda Cardwell
Safety director halts car theft suspects in multi-town chase
Amherst Safety Director Harry Chambers helped stop two Vermilion men after a late model station wagon stolen from Edgewater Drive led police on a high speed chase through Vermilion Lorain and Amherst. William Johnson and Kenneth Henery, both 18, were jailed in Vermilion on auto theft and fleeing charges with bonds set at 2600 each. arraignment scheduled at 7 p.m. in Vermilion Municipal Court.
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Amherst
Harry Chambers
Chambers
Vermilion
William Johnson
Elberta Rd
Kenneth Henery
Guilford Ra
Liberty Avenue
Edgewater Drive
Lorain
Rt 6
Kolbe Road
North Main Street
Tanaway
William Hall
Candy Lane
Vermilion Municipal Court
Lorain police strike settlement near Council
Lorain negotiators foresee a near term settlement for the police contract after council discussions led by Councilman Thomas Gallo. Police and fire contracts expired December 31 and negotiations continue with separate teams amid secrecy.
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Lorain
Thomas Gallo
Police Department
Fire Department
Council
Pease to testify on Uganda trade ban bill
U S Representative Don J. Pease will testify Thursday before a House International Relations subcommittee on proposals to ban U S Uganda commercial trade. The hearings this week focus on Idi Amin regime policies with multiple sessions planned, including Africa and international economic policy subcommittees, and may feature coffee industry witnesses.
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U.S
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
House
Subcommittee On International Organization
Uganda
Idi Amin
Subcommittee On
Africa
International Economic Policy and Trade
Four motorists fined in Elyria alcohol charges
Four motorists were fined a total of 1750 for alcohol related driving offenses before Elyria Municipal Court Judge Stephen R. Nagy. Gregg J. Terrell of Abbe Road was found guilty on two counts after a no contest plea, with 750 in fines, a one year license suspension and three days in jail. Lorain residents Glenn S. Dorrance and Stephen D. Newbaugh also pleaded no contest and were convicted. Dorrance paid 350, received three days in jail and 30 days license suspension while Newbaugh paid 300, received 30 days in jail and one year license suspension after an additional criminal damaging charge. Richard Barnhart of Grafton was fined 350 and had a 30 day license suspension after charges were amended from driving while under the influence to disorderly conduct and reckless operation.
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Elyria Municipal
Stephen R. Nagy
Gregg J. Terrell
Abbe Rd
Glenn S. Dorrance
Wilson Dr
Lorain
Stephen D. Newbaugh
Farr Ave
Dorrance
Newbaugh
Richard Barnhart
Edgewood Dr
Grafton
Heart Association fund drive kicks off in Lorain County
The American Heart Association of Northeast Ohio launches its annual fund-raising campaign in Lorain County after a kickoff training session at the Holiday Inn. The Feb 12 to 26 drive will have walkers distributing heart saving literature and soliciting door to door donations with Wally Kinnan of North Ridgeville as campaign chairman. Gregory Kruszka of Elyria chairs fund raising with John Tender of Lorain and Kent Kring of Elyria as residential chairs for their communities.
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American Heart Association of
Northeast Ohio
Lorain County
Holiday Inn
Wally Kinnan
North Ridgeville
Wkyc-Tv
Gregory Kruszka
Elyria
John Tender
Lorain
Kent Kring
Ernest Brewer
Elyria City
Gerald Tresp
Vermilion
Eugene Kennedy
Amherst Township
Lee Griffith
Leo Kruse
Amherst City
Harold Allsop
South Amherst
Susan Monaghan
Sheffield Lake
Vi Kirby
Raymond Campbell
Oberlin City
Robert Mohler
Pittsfield
Robert Smith
LaGrange
Robert Flickinger
Grafton
Michael Brown
Grafton Village
Mary Storrow
Wellington
Fred Gott
Brighton
Robert Youngless
Penfield
Wellington Community Church
Huntington Township
Elouse Hardy
Rochester
Lawrence Hillock
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Avon and
Avon Lake
Ralph Rowland
Huntington
Two Get 7 to 25 Years for Rape in Lorain County Jail
Wayne A Johnson and Steve T Kocak, both 18 and 19 from Lorain, were sentenced yesterday by Common Pleas Judge Adrian F Bedeski to 7 to 25 years for rape of an 18 year old Sheffield Lake inmate. Johnson also faces 6 months to years for an earlier escape, and the case marks Lorain County’s first homosexual rape trial, following a psychiatric evaluation required by law.
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Common Pleas
Adrian F Bedeski
Wayne A.johnson
Eagle Ave
Steve Thomas Kocak
East Ene Ave
Lorain
Old County
Sheffield Lake
Johnson
New
Lorain County
Olive Law
Oberlin Man’s Motions Overruled in Felonious Assault Case
Common Pleas Judge Adrian F. Bedeski yesterday overruled two motions by James E. Gilliam of Oberlin in a felonious assault case involving an Oberlin police officer. The motions to dismiss for failure to preserve a grand jury record and to compel exonerating evidence were denied. The motion to bar testimony on Gilliam's prior record was reserved for later. Trial date is February 28.
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Common Pleas
Adrian F. Bedeski
James E.gulliam
Oberlin
Gilliam
Winter Ball at Spring Valley cancels tonight event
The Republican sponsored Winter Ball at Spring Valley Country Club is canceled until further notice. Ticket holders should keep their tickets until a new date is announced.
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Spring Valley Country Club
County receives $29 million in federal funds total
Lorain County Administrator Dominick A Dellis said the county received $29,638,840 in federal funds in the five years ending December 31, 1977. The sum covers all approved federal programs used for general fund operations, with major portions from CETA at about $20 million, the Temporary Emergency Employment Act at $1.5 million, and jail expansion at $714,060. Revenue sharing totaled nearly $4.8 million.
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Lorain
Dominick A.dellis
Amherst station robbed by pair at Owens Service Station
Two men entered Owens Service Station at 2425 North Ridge Road in Amherst Township at about 9.23 a.m. this morning, threatened the operator and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. Lorain County Sheriff's deputies responded to the robbery.
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Amherst
Owens
North Ridge Road
Lorain County
Scouts Plan Skating Party At Rail Arena Tonight
Cub Scout Pack 139 sponsors a skating party from 5 to 7 tonight at Rail Arena on Cleveland Street. Tickets are $1 at the door and skate rental is 75 cents. The event is open to the public.
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Cub Scout Pack 139
Cleveland Street
Lorain Ford plant lands U.S. van contract
The Lorain Ford truck plant has been awarded a government contract to produce 90 Carryall vans for use as government shuttles. The General Services Administration announced the award, estimated at 447 951 dollars, on a Monday, per a spokesman for U.S. Representative Don J. Pease of Oberlin.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
General Services Administration
U.S
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Weekend Bowling Standings and top performers
Readable Sunday and Saturday bowling results list team standings across centers, with top singles and series by players such as Clete Sweigard, Tammy Knapp, Jeff Chandler and Rick Forrest. Highlights include Falcons and Demons leading various leagues, and multiple centers like EL REY GROTTO and CENTER RIDGE hosting the events.
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Bluebirds
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Hawks
Irie Clete Sweigard
Barbara Tiner
Clete Sweigar
Flo Morris
Sries Falcons
Feaieeede
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Tal
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Don't Knows
Lettermen
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Little Rascals
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Black Sabbath
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Bohemian Rhapsody
Three Stooges & the Goat
Stroh’s Beer Co
Tammy Knapp
Jeff Chandler
Tommy Knapp
Brunswick Center Ridge
Nine & A Wiggle
Charlie’s Angels
Lie Ras Rals
Wild Cats
Snoopy
Nancy Higinbotham
Eddie Lloyd
Lou Scure
Seres
Twilighters
Kap & Queens
M. Chandler
Chandler
UPS & Downs
Loos
Sue Failing
Dave Shively
Wellington Dukes stay undefeated in Lakeland Conference
Wellington improved to 9-0 overall and 5-0 in Lakeland with a 59-24 win over Amherst. Lori Seilly scored 22 on 11 of 12 shooting, while Kim Annable and Beth Takacs each grabbed 12 rebounds. The Dukes led 13-1 after one quarter and outscored Amherst each period. Amherst dropped to 0-4 in conference play.
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Lori Seilly
Dukes
Kim Annable
Beth Takacs
Wellington
Amherst
Amherst Falls
Shirley Hall Leads 613 Series In Sparemakers League
Shirley Hall chalked up the 33rd 600 Club performance for an area woman bowler Monday. She fired games of 190 221 and 202 for a 613 series as Nancy Burton posted 531 and Connie Bartlebaugh 546 in Sparemakers League action.
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Shirley Hall
Sparemakers League Action
Nancy Burton
Connie Bartlebaugh
Top Twenty College Poll Highlights Season Recap and Votes
The Associated Press college poll lists the top twenty with first place votes, season records, and point totals. It reflects widespread rankings and notable shifts, highlighting leaders and contenders based on recent performances.
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Associated Prom College
New York
UPD
Daied Press International Board of Coaches
Koalett
Marquette
North Carolina
Arkansas
Madgan St
DCLA
Chuse
Nebraska
NCAA
Ead
UPT Board of
Ost
Iture Centenary
Clemson
Hawai
Minnesota
Nevada
Las Vegas
Western
Caroling
Bowling Classic results at Elyria and Graf ton lanes
UPI reports in the Triple Eight Classic Marcia Williams leads Elyria Bowling Center with 538 pins at Graf ton Lanes Invacare Couples while Pat Conner posts 532 at Alley-Opps. The 600 CLUB highlights scoring benchmarks in the event.
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Elyria Bowling Center
Marcia Williams
Grafton Lanes
Invacare
Pat Conner
Connie Bartlebrugh
Nancy Barton
Barb Whaten
Pat Barnes
Judy Brady
Lon Hicks
Marge Graham
Dottie Nash
Betty Moore
Peg Schuster
Marius Stonep
Carol Fagan
Jean Shriver
Jean Mayes
Gagny Burkherd
Ius
Millie Clarke
Mary Barfield
Feheig Vaveincak
Fishermen nominate officers at February meeting
Nominations for 1978 officers will be welcomed Friday night when the Polish Fishermen's Club holds its February session at 7:30 in the Lower Hall of the United Polish Club in Lorain. The nominating committee includes Woltman Jerzy Januszewski and Walter Zych. Resolutions will be accepted for state conventions of the League of Ohio Sportsmen March 3-5 and the Ohio Conservation Congress April 21-23.
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Polish Fishermen's Club
United Polish Club
Lorain
Woltman
Jerzy Januszewski
Walter Zych
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Ohio Conservation Congress
Mahaffey’s 681 Tops Local Bowling Scoring
Bill Mahaffey led area bowling, posting a 681 series at Stoney’s Monday C League with two 235s and a 211. Lorain Modern Pattern posted a 2839 team score, a 17 year best. Elyria Center Home League featured Bob Heisman’s 200 game and strong series from Chandler Cowley Schneider, while John Davis led Grafton Merchants with 605.
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Bill Mahaffey
Stoney
Lorain
Elyria
Bob Heisman
Mark Chandler
Butch Cowley
Gary Schneider
John Davis
Grafton Merchants
Strongsville Schedule Pushed Back and Hosting Brunswick
Strongsville's boys basketball game with Wadsworth was postponed by weather and rescheduled for tonight at 6 30 p.m. The arena will host Brunswick for a wrestling meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Wadsworth
Strongsville
Brunswick
St Peter Lakers, St Mary Eagles Coast to Mixed Scores
Lorain St Peter 28 led by Ed Pogo with 16 as St Peter beat Elyria St Mary 24 where Joe Gregor scored. North Ridgeville St Peter defeated Lorain St Peter 33 with Jim Sheehan 13. Lorain St Peter 26 topped Lorain St Mary 27 with Matt Ballish 11. St Thomas fell 22 with Jim Monagon 8 as Lorain St Mary’s Dave McQuate and Toni Flores each added 4.
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Lorain St Peter No 1
Ed Pogo
Elyria St Mary
Joe Gregor
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