Lorain County Night at Blossom Features Ohio Premier
The Cleveland Orchestra led by Louis Lane performs at Blossom in a Lorain County Night benefiting the Lorain County Arts Council. The program includes Broadway tunes, light classical pieces, and the premiere of The State of Ohio a four movement symphony by Joseph Levine. Tickets are reduced to 3 to 5 with bus group options and mail orders through The Chronicle Telegram.
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Richard Rodgers
Frederick Loewe
Cleveland Orchestra
Louis Lane
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
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Sousa
State of
Ohio
Joseph Levine
Bardic
Anita Darian
Arts Council
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle
Part-time court referee speeds up the wheels of Elyria justice
In Elyria Municipal Court a part-time referee, Harry F. Butler, was appointed May 1 to clear a backlog of civil and small claims cases. In nine weeks he disposed of 225 small claims, 92 civil cases, and now works from City Hall three afternoons weekly, guiding proceedings to determine who is right.
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Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Harry
F. Butler
Butler
City Auditor's Office
City Hall
Harry Butler
John Fazio
Chilean quake kills and injures across nation
A minute long quake in Chile's Central Valley caused widespread panic with at least 65 dead and over 100 injured. Reports say power and communications failed in many cities while aftershocks continued through dawn.
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Northwest Bypass Opens Near Elyria After Delay
The Northwest Bypass around Elyria opened today at noon, run by Harry Miller Excavating Co. Delays were caused by lack of blacktop material last fall. no ceremonies or strength tests were registered. In South America, Rosario and San Francisco felt the quake with no damage. in Santiago Foreign Minister Clodomiro Almeyda evacuated a press dinner as the 1721 mansion trembled.
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Berkeley
U.S. National Earth Radio
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Allende
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Paraiso
Santiago
Border
Santhe
Vinatiago
del Mar
San Felipe
Quilpue
Mapel
San Antonio
la Ligua
Quillota
Los Vilas
Olmue
Elyria
Harry Miller Excavating Co
Rosario
San Francisco
Clodomiro Almeyda
Ohio legislature fights to salvage income tax bill
Ohio lawmakers push to revive a crumbling income tax measure as House and Senate dissidents clash. The Ways and Means Committee meets to draft a compromise with plans for personal rates from one to four percent and corporate rates from four to eight percent, amid funding disputes over a $7.8 billion budget. Democratic and Republican factions plan Monday talks to break the deadlock.
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Ohio
House
Ways and Means
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Robert Netzley
Laura
John Gilligan
Netzley
Kurfess
Lancione
House Ways and Means Committee
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
Galligan
Pentagon orders 500 copies of The Pentagon Papers book
The Pentagon has ordered more than 500 paperback copies of The Pentagon Papers based on The New York Times articles. The first shipment was due today, with orders from the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency among the initial buyers.
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Washington
Pentagon
New York Times
Bantam Books Inc
Central Intelligence Agency
Spencer Must villagers use village water supply
Amherst officials subpoenaed by state water pollution board. Wellington electrical supply situation termed critical. Includes brief items on contract bridge datebook deaths entertainment finance stocks produce nae sports score television and a light note on birthdays and a beer ad.
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Spencer
Amherst
State Water Pollution Board
Wellington
C-T
Auto going wrong direction kills four in Ohio
Four youths, including three Kent State students, died when a cat traveling the wrong way on Interstate 480 north of Twinsburg collided with their car. Two others were injured, with Ruth Price in critical condition and Louis Davies in poor condition at Cleveland Suburban Hospital.
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Ohio
UPI
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Here
Cleveland
Davis
Duns
KSU
Miss Price
Miss Rucker
Price hike for 1972 cars seen around $100, more rises ahead
Detroit reports the 1972 model year will see about a $100 price increase, with larger jumps anticipated due to safety and emission rules. New mandatory features include an ignition interlock system and seat belt sensors, while wages and fringe costs rise.
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Detroit
UPI
United Steel Workers Union
Douglas Toms
National Highway Safety Administration
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