Ohio bill asks three states to delay Lake Erie drilling
Ohio House to consider a resolution urging Michigan Pennsylvania and New York to halt drilling in Lake Erie until more information on pollution hazards safeguards and the need for gas reserves is available A similar measure is expected in Pennsylvania and Michigan with New York adjourned for the year The resolution seeks a coordinated policy among the states and asks for copies to be sent to governors and legislatures.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio House
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Lake Erie
New York State
Allen
Brituner
Cleveland
Lake Eric Ug
Swiderseas
Ohio General Assembly
House of Representatives
Polish girl is Lorain fete's queen
Irene Sidorowicz, 19, crowned queen of Lorain international pageant sponsored by Polish League of American Veterans. First runner-up Sandra Pong and second runner-up Stella Ross among 24 contestants at Lorain Country Club. Queen will reign until next year's festival with a jeweled brooch prize and a replica later.
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Gene Conway Lorain
Irene Sidorowicz
Miss Sidorowicz
Polish League of American Veterans
Zig Sidorowicz
West 20Th St
Roger Doane
Port Authority
International Association
Sidorowicz
Irene
Vhich
Joseph P. Smith
Sandra Pong
Elyria Ave
Pong Way Fun
Stella Ross
Albert Ross
Caroline Ave
Lorain
Zelma Edwards
Irene Meyer
Chester Edwards
Higbee
Louis Donahue
US Coast Guard
Cleveland
Juanita Apel
New
Loradn
John Fazio
Broad St. tax cuts sought on three Elyria properties
Three downtown Elyria parcels on Broad Street face Lorain County Board of Revision reviews for tax reductions. J C Penney at 329 Broad St owned by Kenyon College seeks drop from 91 620 to 45 610. 501 Broad St home to The Bell Co seeks 29 240 to 20 538. 333 Broad St occupied by Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture seeks 25 510 to 8 530. Board comprises Jerry Keron J Grant Keys and Joseph Mitock.
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Elyria
Lorain County Board of Revision
J. C. Penney Co
Broad St
Kenyon College
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture
S. 5
Maier
Cleveland Trust Co
Jerry Keron
J. Grant Keys
Joseph J. Mitock
Skydiver Estate Sues FAA for 210 750 in Lake Erie Tragedy
The administrator of James F. Simmons estate filed suit against the Federal Aviation Administration for 210 750, part of a 3.4 million total sought by 12 of 16 families of skydivers who died in the Lake Erie disaster in August 1967. The case cites FAA negligence in the crash.
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Cleveland
James F. Simmons
Lake Erie
Federal Aviation Administration
Sui
FAA
U. S. District Court
U. S
Bernard Stuplinski
Huron
Birmingham
National Safety Transportation Board
June 69 sets county record for marriage licenses
Lorain County Probate Court issued 277 marriage licenses in a record month last year. In June 1969 the county issued 168 licenses, a new high for a June period and a statewide trend.
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Lorain County
eAresar Te
Early morning stove fire damages Amherst home on Oberlin Road
Firefighters spent nearly seven hours at the Robert Edwards residence after a teenage boy cooking french fries fell asleep and grease ignited. Damages estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. Blown insulation hampered dousing efforts. ceilings were torn down to remove insulation. No injuries reported. family staying with relatives in Amherst.
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Edwards
Amherst
Doyle Slutzger Leaves Cleveland Street Barber Shop
Doyle Slutzger has closed his barber business at 108 Cleveland Street after 22 years and moved across the street to join Earl and Jack Lance Buick at 165 Cleveland as a car salesman. He joins veterans Ken Kautz and Ralph Terry in Lance’s auto sales team, highlighting long careers in the trade.
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Doyle Stutzger
Cleveland St
Doyle
Cleveland
Earl and
Jack Lance
Shozger
Clevelza Street
Lance
Slutzfer
Ken
Kautz
Terry
Griffith Blacktop bids to straighten curve on Rt 301
Griffith Blacktop Inc bids 84 673 to straighten a sharp right turn on Rt 301 near Parsons Road in Carlisle and LaGrange Townships. The four tenth mile project is one of 54 highway jobs the state is reviewing. if accepted, work must be finished by October 31.
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Carlisle
LaGrange Townships
Griffith Blacktop Inc
Ohio Department of Highways
Rt. 301
301
Parsons Road
R. Earl Griffith
Chronicle-Telegram
Griffith Blacktop
Griffith
Derringer Named To Elyria Park Board
Mrs. Marjorie Derringer was appointed to the five member Elyria Parks and Recreation Board by Safety Service Director James T. Tracey, with the mayor making the official appointment before his vacation. The term runs until December 31, 1971, replacing W. Gibson Moore who resigned last November. Derringer, 42, is active in local PTA groups and community organizations.
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Marjorie Derringer
Elyria Parks and Recreation Board
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Leonard P. Reichlin
Tracey
Derringer
North Olive St
W. Gibson Moore
Moore
NY Drilling Rights For Lake Erie Not Yet Decided
The New York State Conservation Department said no decision has been made on leasing underwater oil rights for Lake Erie. An advertisement in the State Bulletin and Oil and Gas Journal was a mechanical step to meet deadlines if bids are accepted, with bids due by August 1 for about 373000 acres in 24 units. If bids are not accepted, the ad means nothing.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
New York State Conservation Department
Lake Erie
New York State Bulletin
Oil and Gas Journal
Conservation Department
New York
Family Newspaper Page Eleven Chronicle Telegram July 2 1969 Elyria
Community notes and notices from Elyria Ohio dated July 2 1969 appear on page eleven of The Chronicle Telegram. Local items include brief announcements and public notices reflecting daily civic life.
Deadline set for Lorain airport operator bids and plans
The Lorain County Regional Airport authority set July 30 for fixed-base operator plan submissions and awarded bid-based hiring after the meeting. Ronald McDougall of Houghton Lake attended. other actions include plans for T-hangars, expanded tiedown space, and faster completion of electrical work, with July 11 for gasoline pumps and a vote on eliminating landing fees next meeting.
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Lorain County
Airport Authority
Ronald McDougall
Houghton Lake Land and Sea Base Co
Troy
Mich
John Spadafore
Harman Electric Co
Erie
Day care center licensing bill moves in Ohio Senate
In Columbus the Ohio Senate takes up a bill to license day care centers. Chief sponsors Sens. John W. Bowen and John H. Weeks expect passage. The measure allocates 400000 state funds plus 203000 federal funds over two years for administration and requires private centers to be inspected registered and meet staffing and space standards by January 1 1970.
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Columbus
Oto Senate
John W. E. Bowen
John H. Weeks
State Welfare Department
Cleveland man dies after Lorain U S Steel mishap
Chester Presc a 56 year old American Bridge Co. worker was struck in the abdomen by moving steel sheeting at U S Steel Lorain Works He was treated by plant physicians but died 30 minutes after an ambulance transfer to St Joseph Hospital An autopsy will determine cause of death Lorain County Coroner Paul J Kopsch conducts the inquiry
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Lorain
Cleveland
U. S. Steel Corporation
Lorain Works
Chester Presc
American Bridge Co
Plesc
Plese
St. Joseph Hospital
Steel Company
American Bridge
Lorain County
Paul J. Kopsch
Lorain Approves 1970 Budget At 8.4 Million
Lorain city budget for 1970 set at 8.4 million with a 600 thousand rise from 1969 due to salary hikes. Police and fire wage costs rise to 860 thousand and 1,047,029 respectively, while the general fund tops 5.75 million with capital needs trimmed to fit tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Antone Ujhelyi
Ujhely
Ushelyi
Council
Elyria officer quits for Norwalk pay raise
Patrolman Larry V. Naylor a three year Elyria policeman resigns effective July 1 to join the Norwalk Police Department. He cites unsatisfactory Elyria pay as a key reason and notes his base pay will rise from 6762 to about 7800 yearly, starting near Norwalk. He and wife Marjorie seek a home near Norwalk. The move reduces Elyria to 48 officers, six below full strength.
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Elyria
Larry V. Naylor
LaGrange Rd
Norwalk
Naylor
Marjori
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Robert J. Caldwell
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Lorain Fete
S. Amherst
Hubert Hevener
Ralph
Brink's Agency
Tong
Alyria
Allen and Ely
The
Boy
Mariornie Derringer
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Spadafore
Authority
Robert Harding
David Dewey
Lorain U.S. Steel
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