Administrative plan revamped at Lorain County Community College
Lorain County Community College trustees approve an administrative reorg realigning two academic divisions into five under Vice President for Academic Affairs Clarence Shauer. Dr. Van Der Weele becomes dean of special academic services and liaison. Stiner becomes dean of applied science and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County Community College
Max J. Lerner
American Association of University Professors
Clarence Shauer
Shauer
University
Wayne J. van der Weele
Clyde E. Stiner
Dr. van der Weele
Stiner
Ohio Edison unions stall over guaranteed employment
In Akron Ohio Edison Co and six UWA locals failed to reach a deal on job protection. Union president William Workman says the company never agreed to guaranteed employment leaving 2000 workers at risk. Federal mediator Harding Roach handled talks at the Akron Sheraton with no date set for resumption.
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Ohio Edison Co
Utility Workers of America
Akron
William Workman
UWA
Harding Roach
Union
Akron Sheraton
Workman
Roach
Mansfield
Ohio Edison
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Funeral for Prof Edward L Finnigan Athletic Director
Funeral services for Prof Edward L Finnigan of Case Western Reserve University are set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at United Methodist Church Berea with burial at Sunset Memorial Park Olmsted Township. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at Baker Funeral Home Berea with Masonic services at 8 p.m. He died at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after an 18 month cancer battle. he was a popular figure in Cleveland athletics.
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Edward L
Eddie) Finnigan
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
United Methodist Church
Berea
William McLeod
Sunset Memorial Park
Olmsted Township
Finnigan
Baker Funeral Home
Front St
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Marine wounded in Vietnam two times in 1967
A 19 year old Midview High School graduate Pfe Calvin K Coon of Elyria has been wounded twice in Vietnam. The telegram from Marine officials says he received fragmentation wounds to the neck and both knees when his position was hit in Quang Tri Province. This is the second time he has been wounded during his tour.
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Vietnam
Traffic Death Watch Lorain 1968
A Lorain County traffic watch notes this year versus 1967 numbers with reminders to stay off this list and drive safely.
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Lorain County
Rosy dawn signal as inversion clouds loom
Local residents wake to a pinkish dome above Elyria Ohio area and a red haze with dust on cars. Weather Bureau officials in Cleveland and Dayton say the phenomenon is a temperature inversion caused by calm overnight air cooling near the ground.
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Elyria-Lo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Dayton
Innocent in gun case and weather boundary notes
The report quotes an Innocent in gun case, man says as weather officials in Dayton and Cleveland describe a warm air boundary trapping cooler air. They warn a haze and smog layer at about 900 feet, with calm conditions expected for three days, and motorists and boaters will notice a football helmet appearance over the county.
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Lake Erie
Troop 147 Scouts Clean Up School Playgrounds
Five Boy Scouts from Troop 147 collected over 200 pounds of broken glass from ten city school playgrounds in two days. They cleaned Edison Gates Oakwood Prospect and Eastern Heights Junior High grounds to prevent injury and litter. Scouts named include John Coates Carl Coates Charles Coit James Park and Kenneth Frank. Police Officer James Oster suggested the project which Scoutmaster Richard Keefer approved.
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Boy Scouts
John Coates
Carl
University Ave
Charles Coit
Denison Ave
James Park
Kenneth Frank
Gulf Rd
Edison
Gates
Oakwood
Prospect
Eastern Heights
Ptl
James Oster
Oe Elyria Police
Richard Keefer
Jay Dr
Power outage hits Carlisle area for two hours
A pole top regulator problem caused a power failure in Carlisle. About two hours of outage affected homes on Jerrol Court Yonker Court Batterout Ridge Road and old Route 1, as Vidal noted.
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Vidal
Jerrol Court
Yonker Court
Butterout Ridge Road
Old Rt. In
Meister foreclosure hearing opens in Lorain County
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura opened hearings on priority of judgments against Herbert Meister’s home at 922 Euwood after his voluntary bankruptcy on May 7. Claims include $33,217.61 on a first mortgage by Northern Savings and Loan and disputed second mortgage claims of $7,000 by Joseph Hengelbaugh and $28,333 as of April 4, plus a contested $10,000 lien from Elizabeth Gordon. Other liens cited total several thousand dollars from John Findling, Dr. Robert Thomas, Mrs. Ralph Bauer, Elmer Batterthouse, and Marvin Mintz.
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Lorain County
Meister
Joseph Hengelbaugh
Northern Savings and Loan Company
J. C. William Tattersall
Maurice M. Weltman
Tattersall
Elizabeth Gordon
John Findling
Robert Thomas
Ralph Bauer
Elmer Batterthouse
Marvin Mintz
Rehabilitation center breaks ground in Amherst Township
A new Lorain County rehabilitation center on South Dewey Road Amherst Township will begin construction with groundbreaking on July 28. The project cost 380000 includes fixed equipment and will add vocational evaluation services and boost caseload by about 150 percent. Major contracts went to Elmer Hume Co Amherst for general work including Amherst Hardware and Dunfee Electric Co Lorain for electrical work.
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Lorain County
Dewey Road
Amherst Township
William L. Boykin
Oberlin Road
Elmer Hume Co
Amherst
General Contractors
Amherst Hardware
Dunfee Electric Co
Lorain
Boykin
No steel cutback at Lorain Works
U.S. Steel Corp. Lorain Works will not cut employment or pens for the rest of the month. A rolling mill change from 20 to 14 work turns weekly does not reduce output. Finishing mills will take all mets. open hearth schedule depends on labor negotiations with the United Steelworkers. Current agreement expires Aug 1. Employment exceeds 8,000.
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Lorain
U. S. Steel Corp
Lorain Works
Ane
Yestern
United Steelworkers Union
Steel
Man Turns Self In After Multi-Agency Chase
A 20 year old man from Riv er Rouge Michigan, Tomadene Spradlin, turned himself in after a chase involving five law enforcement agencies. He pleaded guilty to speeding, unsafe vehicle operation, and fictitious registration, receiving a total fine of 40 dollars. The arrest began in Oberlin after officers noted mismatched license and registration details and several vehicle defects. He was brought to Oberlin police headquarters at 12 40 a.m. and later contacted Amherst police to surrender at 5 a.m.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Tomadene Spradlin
River Rouge
Mich
Cpl
Ele. Shearer
State Patrol
Spradhin
Wipl
Spradlin
Sheriff's Department
Amherst
Lorain
Amherst Police
Special education benefits students and society
Training slow learners through special education yields broad gains for students and communities. The Ohio program reports 9,150 slow learners in junior and senior high classes, with work study involving 1,900 students and 270,000 in savings accounts. They note higher taxes and savings, while cautioning limited access and stigma.
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Elytia
State Department of Education
Ohio
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Gene D. Schmiedl
Developmental Education Department
Paul R. Kazmierski
Kazmierski
Lerner
Ute
Viet
Lebanon
Calvin E. Coon
McKinley School
Carl Coates
Jim Park
Eddie R. Goodwin
Ind.gro
Troop 147
Carlisle
Sie
Poten
Miss Strohm
Muss Strohm
Elyna
Hme
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