Battery blast injures man eyes near Wellington
Don Reese 47 of Monticello Circle was in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a battery in a motor home exploded while he checked water level with a cigarette lighter at Clare Mar Lake Campground south of Wellington. He initially went to Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin before transfer.
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Ravenna
Clare Mar Lake
Here
Don Reese
Monticello Circle
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial
Reese
Clevelander dead in fishing mishap
John Edward Beard a 44 year old Cleveland man drowned in Sandusky Bay near Port Clinton Ohio after falling from a trestle bridge while fishing with relatives. He could not swim and did not surface. Police and deputies planned no body drag due to the location.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
UPI
John Edward Beard
Cleveland
Sandusky Bay
Danbury Township
Ottawa County Sheriff's
Beard
Lam
In Memoriam for JuneBug Elliott Drowned June 10 1978
In loving memory of JuneBug Elliott who drowned on June 10 1978 Dear God please take this message to our loved one up above Tell him how much we miss him He bid no one farewell The heavenly gates opened wide A loving voice said Come Though his sons are at rest the world would seem heaven if we could have him back The day God called him home A precious one from us long gone A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our hearts God gave us strength and courage to face it But how it hurts to lose Junebug Sadly missed by Jane and family
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OY Elliott
Tim
Oberlin sewer tap-in case heard in Common Pleas
The Shipmans seek rights to tap into Oberlin sewer near Pittsfield Twp restaurant. Judge Adrian F Bedleski heard arguments for and against, with EPA testifying on the regional utility issue and city officials defending the ordinance aimed at outside-city development.
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Pittsfield Township
Oberlin
Court of Common Pleas
Adrian F. Bedleski
Wayne
Nancy Shipman
Lorain County Board of Health
Shipmans
Elyria
Gregory A. White
Stuart Fauver
EPA
Daniel Underwood
Ohio taxpayers taxed 1.31 for every dollar of aid
Ohio Public Expenditure Council reports that in fiscal year 1977 Ohioans paid about 1.31 dollars in taxes for each dollar of federal grant in aid received by the state and its subdivisions. The council notes this is a net loss for taxpayers and questions how long aid can continue.
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Ohio Public Expenditure Council
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Council
Texas
District of Columbia
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Uncle Sam
New York
California
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Kansas
Ilinois
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Nebraska
Florida
Vermont
Mississippi
LaGrange Twins Tour Europe With College Wind Band
John and Carel Neffenger, 16, sons of Mr and Mrs Carel Neffenger of Elyria, depart with the United States Collegiate Wind Band for a seven country tour. The Purdue invited group will perform in England France Germany Austria Italy Holland and Switzerland returning August 8. They previously played at Lincoln Center and Plaza of the Americas in New York.
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Switzerland
Lincoln Center
Plaza of the Americas
New York City
United States
David J. Nye
DeMolay
John
Carel
Future Teachers of America
Keystone High School
Buford Shores Earns B S Degree Via Ford Co
Buford Shores of Elyria a materials handling superintendent at Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly Plant earned a bachelor of science in Management from Dyke College Cleveland. He is among Ford Plant June graduates and 85 other employees who attend classes at the plant through an external degree program started two years ago. Shores was an early enroller balancing education with family life and activities.
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Buford Shores
Elyria
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Dyke College
Cleveland
Ford
Shores
Three Elyrians Win Lucky Stars Draw
Three Elyrians won prizes in the Ohio Lottery Lucky Stars drawing. TOM SCOTT won a kitchen set, DON JOHNS a color television, and MRS. DOROTHY Demastus also claimed a prize. Since the instant game began on May 23, players have claimed over a half million dollars in cash and prizes.
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Tom Scott
Don Johns
Dorothy Demastus
Elyria man 60 charged with DWI after crash on Middle Avenue
Peter Bartlovich of 283 Washington Ave Apt 217 E was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to control after his vehicle hit three parked cars on Middle Avenue near Howe Street. He was not seriously injured. He was northbound when his car struck a parked auto, pushed it into another, then struck a third.
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Washington Avenue
Middle Avenue
Peter Bartlovich
Washington Ave
Apt
Bartlovich
Howe Street
LCCC to take college offerings to industry visits
Lorain County Community College admissions representatives will tour local industrial sites this summer to share information on updating job skills career advancement and fall courses. Details include dates at Ford Motor Co Lorain Ridge Tool Nordson Avon Lake Lorain Products Bendix TRW Nelson Stanadyne Gilford Oberlin and more with registration for fall classes and open admissions policy noted.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake
Lorain Products
Bendix
TRW Nelson Stud Welding
Gilford Instruments
Oberlin
Agust
Stanadyne
Ohio Edison, unions resume talks with mediator
Ohio Edison and a federal mediator convene again after two unions UWUA Local 351 and IBEW rejected a tentative contract. About 600 UWUA members and 1,600 total union members have been working without a contract since July 1 as talks resume Thursday and next Tuesday. The rejection cited lack of cost of living raises and better hospitalization benefits.
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Ohio Edison Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Akron
Utility Workers Union of America
UWUA
Donald Talbot
Avon Lake wins extra federal aid for Miller Road sewer
Avon Lake receives a new 349000 grant from the Economic Development Administration to back the Miller Road sewer project. This supplements a 1175000 federal commitment toward a 25 million project, with bids in May showing lower costs. City officials say assessments will drop now that construction is cheaper.
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Federal Economic Development Administration
Avon Lake
Miller Road
U.S
Don J. Pease D-Obertin
Judge backs Ohio Edison three transmission lines in Lorain County
An Ohio Power Siting Commission law judge recommends Ohio Edison be allowed to construct three transmission lines in Lorain County. The lines would originate at the Carlisle substation near Banks and Indian Hollow roads and tie into existing lines. A qualified archaeologist must supervise pole placements at the Black River.
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Ohio Edison Co
Lorain County
Ohio Power Siting Commission
Carlisle
Banks
Indian Hollow Roads
Ohio Edison
Black River
Elyrian to lobby in Washington over school renovation bill
Elyria resident George Kampman travels to Washington to urge Rep. Thomas Ashley to move out of committee a revised version of H.R. 3172. The Surplus School Conservation Act would fund HUD grants for renovations of unused school buildings to serve as community centers and services.
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Elyria
Washington
Thomas Ashley
Toledo
George Kampman
Prospect St
Committee On
Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs
Ashley
House of Representatives
Kampman
Lorain youth charged in Milan man's fatal crash
A 16 year old Lorain youth, David A. Kramer, was charged with vehicular homicide after a crash at Risden Road and Route 6 near Vermilion killed Thomas J. Hanlon, 24, of Milan. Hanlon died from head injuries after being freed from his car by Vermilion rescue workers. Kramer remained in Lorain Community Hospital in fair condition with contusions and possible chest injuries. Funeral services for Hanlon were arranged by Andres Tucker Funeral Home in Sandusky.
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Milan
Risden Road
Rt. 6
Vermahon
Sandusky
Kramer
Thomas J. Hanlon
Milan Manor
Rt.6
Hanlon
New Hampshire
Vermilion
Vermilion mayor vetoes city museum ownership
Vermilion Mayor Jim Odom vetoed two ordinances that would give the city ownership of the Great Lakes Historical Society Museum and allow the society to lease the museum. The council will reconvene Monday for a vote on the veto and hear a first reading on a November 7 income tax levy increase.
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Vermilion
Jim Odom
Great Lakes Historical Society
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