Revised city county plan boldens driving toward new administration building
A revised city county agreement advances a 3 million Lorain County administration building project and a decked parking facility near Middle Avenue. The plan includes 264 free county parking spaces plus 72 more, a five year city lease of 5 000 square feet, and a Dec 31 1972 construction start with use by Dec 4.
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Alckinete Lan
PLC Court
City City
Lodi Street
Lorain County Administration
Middle Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Prince Charles and Anne Arrive in Washington for White House Visit
Prince Charles and Princess Anne reach Washington with a ceremonial welcome at the White House and a private three day schedule. They travel from Canada with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip in a tour that includes Camp David and a night tour of monuments. Arthur Nixon and family greet them at 4 15 p m and a Republican administration plans varied engagements with astronauts Frank Borman and Neil Armstrong at the Smithsonian and a Potomac cruise.
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Lincoln Memorial
House
Senate
Smithsonian Institution
Frank Borman
Neil Armstrong
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Compromise budget OKd by Elyria City Council
A heated Elyria council meeting approved a compromise 1971 budget after 90 minutes of caucus. The key concession diverts $40,000 for an expanded rubbish pick up, funding five workers and two trucks for sanitation, while a $284,500 general fund deficit was erased on party lines.
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Elyria
Council
Finance Committee
Leonard P. Reichlin
War on Poverty group reels after resignations and clashes
Lorain County EOC leaders clash over resignations in a four hour meeting. Herman Larkins resigns as chairman amid accusations of pressure to sign an unfunded $500 check to the Latin American Council. Pat Craig offers resignation as executive director but it is torn up after applause. Harriet Alger's Head Start directorship resignation is discussed but not submitted.
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Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee
Herman Larkins
War On Poverty Committee
Pat Craig
Harriet Alger
Lorain
Larkins
Latin-American Council
Aniceto Melendes
EOC
Larkin
Mrs. Alger
Craig
Melendes
Latin- American Council
City View Youth
OEO
Alger
Federal Department of Health Education and Welfare
Ohio Office of Economic Opportunity
Court to decide on Massacre trials in three weeks
A three-judge federal panel will decide if the Army may try Spec. 4 Robert W. T. Souvas and Sgt. Esequiel Torres for murder in the My Lai Massacre. Attorneys urged enjoining Army pretrial hearings citing command influence. Judge Griffin Bell asked for a three week suspension to allow court action. Torres faces four murders and attempted murder. Souvas two premeditated murder counts.
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San Jose
Calif
Esequiel Torres
Brownsville
Tex
My Lai
Griffin Bell
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Army
Torres
T’souvas
Weather Cast: Cooler, Mild with Sun Then Warmer Next
Forecaster notes cooler, drier conditions with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and lows around 55 to 60. Tomorrow trends sunny and warmer with highs in the 80s, Saturday slight shower risk. Precipitation chances are 0 today and tonight, 10 percent tomorrow. High 87 documented yesterday at 2:45 pm. low 62 at 8 am today.
Seward City Landfill Bulldozer Breaks Down Cries for Cleanup
The nlyrta City landfill bulldozer is inoperative and garbage accumulates at about 50 tons daily. Repair costs are estimated at 4750 with 3000 more for rental. undercarriage damage may cost 5000 to 6000 and could delay fixes 30 to 60 days. A lawsuit against the city and a court pledge not to burn waste complicate the issue. A health committee meeting was called for tonight by Councilman Richard P.
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Nlyrta City
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Ourman
Kosma J. Glavas
Richard P
Law Push Seeks Tighter Controls After Terror Bombings
Washington reports probe driven discussions in Congress on restricting sale and shipment of explosives and creating licensing for the explosives industry. President Nixon proposes harsher penalties for interstate transport of explosives used in fatal blasts, while concerns rise about civil liberties.
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Nixon
Elyria Police Seek Pay Rise and Fringe Benefits
The Elyria Fraternal Order of Police plans five requests to City Council including raising base pay from 8112 to 8800 dollars and adding a college incentive program. President William A. Cameron says the raise aligns with city finances and details of other points were not disclosed.
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Elyria Fraternal Order of Police
FDP
William A. Cameron
Cameron
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