Franklin adaptable home offers flexible bedroom options
The Franklin plan presents a one and a half story, economical to build home with two first floor bedrooms and potential for additional upstairs rooms. It features a large living area, Early American kitchen, laundry and storage, with options for a garage sun deck and basement excavation. The design emphasizes adaptable spaces for offices, studios, or extra bedrooms.
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Associated Architects
Franklin
Columbia school levy renewal to fund five-year operating budget
Columbia Local Board of Education approved a 2.86 mills operating levy renewal for five years, replacing a reduced 3 mill levy. The budget totals 683,981 with anticipated revenues from real estate and personal property, state sources, and federal subsidy. Expenditures include administration, instruction, personnel, library, transportation, plant operations, and capital outlay, with a planned balance and carryovers in lunchroom and uniform funds.
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Columbia
Columbia Local Board of Education
School Foundation
Jumbo the elephant and engineer die in separate 1906 incidents
In a recovery of a bizarre historical note, Jumbo the elephant was killed by a freight locomotive in St Thomas Ont during a circus tour eighty years prior. The locomotive engineer W Burnip died in the same fatal event. Burnip later is connected to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake disaster as a listed victim.
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Boston
UPI
P.T. Barnqum
Jumbo
St. Thomas
Ont
W Burnip
Burnip
San Francisco
Fate of high rise apartments remains undecided
About 50 residents attended a two hour Lake Rd public hearing on rezoning from R-1 to R-2 behind City Hall. Alfred Calata seeks two eight story apartment buildings with 124 units and $21 000 yearly taxes, while opponents collect signatures to block changes. The planning commission will advise council before any zoning action.
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Doris Burrell
Sheffield Lake
Lake Rd
City Council
Lake Front
City Hall
Alfred Calata
Caiata
Post & Stana Associates
Calata
Earl Barnhart
Planning Commission
Oberlin Court Records Drunk Driving Case Detailing Sentence
Mitra 22 of Oberlin faced Oberlin Municipal Court for driving while under the influence of alcohol. He received a five day jail term with a forty month suspended sentence and related speeding charge noted but unclear details remain.
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Mitra
Kernse
Spain Hosts Tourists As Hatbands Stretch Markets
Spain welcomed more than 14 million foreign tourists last year, a 288 percent rise from 1993. Madrid reported tourist income near one billion dollars, up from 74 million in 1963, while fashion notes say hatbands now use stretch materials and come in four sizes.
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New York
Poe
Madrid
Spain
Mobile homes and travel trailers sales rise 20 percent
Census estimates show over 263000 mobile homes and travel trailers sold last year. June sales outpaced other months and owner-occupied units remain the largest share at 57 percent with many units vacant or seasonal.
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Washington
Green dye to trace Beirut underground water supply
Experts plan to dump harmless green dye into a large underground river in Beirut to trace its course and locate the outlet. The experiment aims to map the water supply and ensure safe distribution for residents.
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Beirut
UPI
Baldwin confirmed for federal post
The Senate confirmed David R. Baldwin of Pennsylvania as assistant secretary of commerce. He succeeds Herbert W. Kotz who resigned after it emerged he bought Texas Gulf Sulphur Co stock on a copper strike tip in Canada.
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Federal Post Washington
UPI
Senate
David R. Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Herbert W Kotz
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Canada
Japan Sankei lauds Mariner success shifting rockets to peaceful space use
The Sankei newspaper in Tokyo praised America and its Mariner mission, saying the achievement has reduced rockets' political power and nudged space effort toward peaceful purposes. It thanked the United States for pioneering space exploration for humanity.
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Mariner-4
Tokyo
UPI
Sankei
Amenca
Mariner
United States
ONU Pharmacy College awaits accreditation rehearing decision
Ohio Northern University's College of Pharmacy in Ada awaits a possible rehearing after an accreditation loss. Dr. Robert Fischelis says reinstatement would not greatly affect alumni since most take Ohio exams. If denied, ONU may reapply at January meeting as they open a new 1.4 million building with 200,000 in equipment and focus on faculty and library upgrades.
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Ada, Ohio
UPI
Ohio Northern University
of Ohio Northern
College of Pharmacy
Fischelis
American Council of Pharmaceutical Education
ONU
Ada
Robert P. Fischelis
Pharmacy College
Ohio Northern
Ohio
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Drought Relief Talks Under Way as Northeast Sees Still Water Shortages
UPI reports the U S Weather Bureau warns months to years of rainfall needed to restore water levels in the drought hit Northeast. Despite July rains, soil moisture remains shallow and deep root trees stay stressed. Interior Secretary Udall convenes a White House briefing for short and long term drought relief, with USGS noting July rains did little to ease shortages.
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Washington
UPI
Stricker
U.S. Weather Bureau
Helmuth Landsberg
Bureau
Office of Clumatology
Stewart L Udall
Johnson
Udall
US Geological Survey
Terrorists Strike Blast Kills Man in Bolzano
An explosion hit a Bolzano apartment Friday night killing a 23 year old Austrian. Police link the blast to a terrorist organization seeking self determination for the German speaking people of South Tyrol.
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Bolzano
Eisenhower Returns From Hospital For Routine Tests
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to his Gettysburg farm after a short stay at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for routine medical tests.
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Washington
UPT
Dwight D. Eiserhower
Gettysburg
Walker Reed Army Medical Center
Northeast Florida to see relief from July rainfall
The U S Weather Bureau forecast shows above average rain for the northeastern United States and Florida over the next 30 days, with rainfall expected to exceed normal in the region. Below normal rainfall is forecast for the Southern Plains and Great Lakes, while temperatures drop below normal from the Northern Plains to the Midwest and Appalachians.
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Washington
UPND
United States
Florida
U. S Weather Bureau
Southern Plains
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Midwest
Appalachians
Central
Southern Pacific
Specialty items made to your specifications
Customer service notes offer custom items with any diameter or length. Phone Elyria 322 3349 Lorain CE available for orders and inquiries.
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Elyria
Lorain
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