Gilligan unveils five point plan to curb deceptive insurance
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan announced a five point program to stop deceptive insurance practices. The plan includes a 24 hour hot line brochures on insurance literacy stricter sales and advertising rules a public service campaign and a nine member oversight committee. Gilligan cited previous actions against ads featuring Art Linkletter and aims to gain support from insurers in Ohio.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Department of Insurance
Gilligan
Linkletter
Art Linkletter
Union Fidelity Life
National Home Life
Sheffield Lake plans 950000 school bond on November ballot
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake school board voted to begin procedures to place a 950000 bond issue on the November 7 ballot. The board hired Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to prepare proceedings and Houston and Associates to analyze district facility needs. The plan may fund a new elementary building, remodels, furnishings, or playground equipment.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Sheffield- Sheffield
FIRM
Houston and Associates of
Willoughby
Sheffield Lake City
Tom Smith
Taylor leaves Amherst council to become service director
Second ward councilman David A. Taylor Republican will resign July 14 to assume the city service director post. Milton Allegretto Democrat will replace him for the remainder of the term. Both men and their families are long time Amherst residents with ties to local boards and commissions.
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Taylor
Amherst Council
Amherst
David A. Taylor
Council
Milton Allegretto
Anthony DePaola
John Paige
Second Ward
Diane
Brennan Dr
Pathologist challenges Clinic death ruling in Lorain County
Barberton pathologist Dr. Frank Hamilton disputes deputy coroner Dr. Robert Thomas's finding that Mrs. Cunningham died from an emergency tracheotomy at Doctors Clinic on June 19. He viewed autopsy slides, questions the cause, and suggests further forensic reviews while the clinic seeks release of the slides.
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Lorain County
Don Penrod
Irene Bohac
West Erie St
Lorain
Bohac
Sheriff’s Department
Hallouer Road
Oberlin
Vernon M. Smith
Carl Salak
Barberton
Frank Hamilton
Robert Cunningham
Doctor's Clinic
Butternut Ridge Rd
Hamilton
David Nitiskoff
Robert Thomas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Leonard Faymore
Canningham
North Olmsted
Faymoore
James McMillan
Richard Buchanan
Cirac
Dr. Thomas
Clic
Dr. Hamilton
Lima hospital staff charges cut to assault and back pay
In Erie County Court the state reduces all 28 charges against Lima Hospital attendants to misdemeanor assault. They will be reinstated with back pay, and damage suits are dropped. Back pay estimated at 150000 dollars, with 10 day suspensions already served.
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Sandusky
UPI
State Hospital
Lima
Erie County Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
John W. Farris
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Farris
Allen County Common Pleas Court
John D. Harnishhfeger
William H. Huff
James A. Wannemacher
State Personnel Board of Review
Mayor Reichlin Launches Public Opinion Survey Walks
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin plans his own neighborhood survey to gauge citizens views on city government. He will go door to door to ask questions, stressing that public input is essential and he intends to be taken seriously in the effort.
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Reichlin
Leonard P. Reichlin
Judge Stolson to fill Elyria municipal court backlog
Judge Jack Stolson will return to Elyria to serve as visiting judge for the Elyria Municipal Court backlog of over 800 jury trials. He will sit in the second Lorain County Courthouse courtroom on August 8 9 10 16 17 22 23 24 29 30 and 31, with trials expected to run into mid September. Stolson will be paid $15 a day plus expenses. if unavailable, Judge Horn may appoint another local attorney as needed.
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Erie County Common Pleas Court
James McCrystal
Allen County
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Conneaut Municipal Court
Jack Stolson
Elyria
Elyria Municipal Court
James P. Horn
Stelson
Frank Wilcox
Horn
Lorain County
Stolson
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
North Ridgeville
Wilcox
Turner Block
City Hall
Lorain approves 1973 budget with lunch cost study
Lorain board of education approves a 19.7 million dollar budget for 1973, down 2.7 million from 1972. Lunch prices may rise from 40 cents to cover a 77 thousand dollar deficit, aided by a 70 thousand dollar state grant.
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Lorain
Board of Education
County reviews 1973 budget requests in Lorain County
Lorain County commissioners conduct interviews with department heads to examine general fund requests totaling 6,071,204 for 1973. County Administrator Dominick A. Dellisanti says hearings are statutory and precede formal budget acceptance before submission to the Budget Commission on July 20.
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Lorain County
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Budget Commission
Ridgeville to Put Bonds and Levy on Ballot
Ridgeville School Board approves a 1.5 million dollar bond and a 2.1 mile renewal levy for November. Bond funds would build or expand North Lear Elementary and upgrade facilities. renewal supports budget needs for next year. Architectural firm Van Auken Bridges Pimm Poggianu hired with fees tied to bond amount.
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Ridgeville Board
North
Ridgeville
Lear North
Roger T. Beitler
Beitler
van Auken Bridges
Pimm. Poggianu
Cleveland Beitler
North Ridgeville
Vocational school board size cut after state action
The State Board of Education approved changes to the Lorain County Joint Vocational School board seating Avon Lake and reduced county representation from three to two to avoid an even number of members. Regulators require representation from each city district. The nine member board will keep Avon Lake and County seats at two and seven.
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Joe F. Calta
Lorain
Calta
Antone Ushelyi
Ushelyi
Beitler
Board of Education
R. Daniel Taylor
Columbus
Lorain County Joint Vocational School Board
State Board of Education
Avon Lake School Board
Redeeme County
Avon Lake
Vocational School Board
Coroner Rules Fatal Fall Accidental in Lakewood Death
The coroner ruled the 200 foot fall that killed Diane Neal, wife of Cleveland Indians radio announcer Bob Neal, an accidental death. Mrs Neal, 25, fell from the couple’s Lakewood penthouse balcony while standing on a chair watering plants, Monday night.
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Cleveland ( AP
Diane Neal
Cleveland Indians
Bob Neal
Neal
Lakewood
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Planning Commission
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State Supreme Court
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Board of Elections
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