Park board buys Forest Hills golf course for 750000
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District buys the 18 hole Forest Hills Country Club on Oberlin Road for 750000. Officials plan to gain full ownership by August 1 and issue up to 1 million in revenue bonds to fund the purchase while using 700000 in unspent bond funds to expedite acquisition.
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Park Board
Forest Hills
Forest Hills Country Club
Oberlin Road
Lorain County
Wallace Chapla
FGQS
Avesco
Mike Llaugeven
Praia
Chapla
Minert
Carlisle
Second Place for Alfie at Solo Singing Dog Contest
North Olmsted resident Loretta Cavalachi’s toy poodle Alfie won second place in a Cleveland contest singing along to Days of Our Lives. First place went to Slick the Labrador owned by Karl Hillenbrand. Alfie’s success coincides with rumors of a new large Soviet wheat deal, as grain futures spike and farmers withhold crops awaiting higher prices.
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North Olmsted
Alfie
Loretta Cavalachi
Byron
Cleveland
Slick
Karl Hillenbrand
Kirtland
U.S
London
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
International Wheat Council
Robert Lewis
Kansas
Irv Friede
Western Wheat Association
Lewis
Chicago Board of Trade
Frank Johannsen
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Nebraska Wheat
Nebraska
Colorado
Loretta Cavaluchi
Byron Dr
Pond habitat flourish through June through fall
Laboratory specimen supervisor Doug Johnson notes the pond being stocked with tropical lilies fish snails and other plants in June. The pond flourishes until the first cold snap in the fall. C F photo by George Hudnutt.
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Doug Johnson
George Hudnutt
Kissinger Garbage Grab Stirs Scuffle With Secret Service
UPI reports James L. Gourley, a 27 year old National Enquirer reporter, collected five bags of garbage from Secretary of State Henry Kissinger’s Georgetown sidewalk after a Secret Service confrontation. Police declined to arrest, citing public property for the disposal. The incident follows a prior day gossip note about Kissinger’s trash handling.
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Washington
UPI
Secretary of State
Henry Kissinger
Georgetown
National Enquirer
James L
Jay) Gourley
Gourley
Secret Service
Kissinger
Washington Star
Military use of school exams confirmed by Mosher study
U S Representative Charles Mosher released GAO findings that the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery given to students at Elyria High and Elyria Catholic is used primarily as a military recruiting tool. He urged school officials and parents to be informed about the test’s dual role while noting no sinister intent.
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Mosher
Elyria High School
Elyria Catholic High School
Armed Services
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
General Accounting Office
GAO
U. S. Department of Laor
Labor Department
Armed Service
Military
Weather Outlook and GAO Military Testing in Schools
A weather forecast shows cooler tonight with low 40s and tomorrow’s high in the 70s with a 10 to 20 percent rain chance. Separately, Mosher urged a GAO probe after learning of military aptitude tests used in high schools. the GAO polled 936 schools and found many using the armed forces test as their primary counseling tool.
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GAO
United States
Wellington Animal Ban Sparks Long List of Exceptions
Wellington City Council moved to ban keeping animals within city limits amid barking complaints but initially exempted common pets. The policy evolved through numerous amendments to allow dogs cats rabbits ducks pet chickens goats and finally scented skunks before being dropped.
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Wellington
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Dennis O'Toole
C-T
By Tony Denslow
Agriculture Department
Canadian Wheat Board
IWC
People's Republic of China
Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc
Artino St
Oreteeeens
Tece
Henry
Kissinger Trash
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