Ross Industrial Disposal case tests ecology impact
Two chemical engineers testified that Ross Disposal serves an important purpose and can operate without harming the area ecology. Dr. Ralph Darnley visited the lagoons and found incineration effective with no evident contamination. the suit by 14 property owners alleges zoning violations and nuisance. Court hearings resume with Ross and health department witnesses citing satisfactory operations and potential solid waste plans.
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Robert Ross Industrial Disposal Inc
Ralph L. Darnley
Case - Western Reserve University
Ross
Darnley
Common Pleas Court
John D. Pincura
Dannley
Donald H. Leeds
Ohio Department of Health
Z Tn
Health Department
Leeds
Lukens Causes Stir During Air Force Base Duty
State Sen. Donald E. Lukens arrived for two weeks of active duty at Clinton County Air Force Base dressed in bright casuals including butterfly pants and a red belt. The duty officer reacted with surprise and officials insisted on a haircut, as Lukens noted his hair and sideburns drew more attention than he liked.
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Wilmington
Ohio
UPI
Donald E. “Buzz’ Lukens
Middletown
Clinton County Air Force Base
Lukens
Air Force Reserve
Columbus
Man lies on bed of nails seeks long record
Vernon E. Craig, 39, aims to eclipsed the 1969 bed of nails record by lying on nails from 9 a.m. yesterday until 9 p.m. Saturday in Wooster. He endures bugs and onlookers as a screen finally blocks the crowd.
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Vernon Craig
Wooster
Kumar
Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Tye
Trucker in Critical Condition After Turnpike Crash Fire
Franklin Brandt 35 of Worthington Minnesota was rescued from the wreckage of his truck on the Ohio Turnpike near North Olmsted minutes before the cargo of Sodium Hydrosulfite exploded. He was taken to Berea Southwest General Hospital in serious condition with fractures and internal injuries as firefighters contained the blaze and wreckage. Traffic backed up for miles while crews cleared the scene and the accident remained under investigation.
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North Olmsted
Minnesota
Ohio Turnpike
Here
Franklin Brandt
Worthington
Minn
State Highway Patrol
Brandt
Berea Southwest General Hospital
McDonald and Co Wins Elyria Water Works Bid
McDonald and Co of Cleveland won the $2,825,000 note for Elyria water works expansion. The firm had the lowest bid with a 4.09 percent one year rate, below two competitors at 4.30 percent and 4.11 percent. Expansion work on the Lorain plant is nearly completed.
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McDonald and Co
Cleveland
Elyria Water Works
Dale C. Kellogg
Lorain
Kellogg
Traffic Death Watch Stay Off This List
Public safety notice urging motorists to stay off the list of high risk areas and to drive safely to prevent fatalities.
Oberlin Music Theater predicts annual deficit falls to 8300
Financial director Wakefield says the Oberlin Music Theater projects an $8300 deficit this year, not counting possible grants from the Ohio Arts Council and National Foundation for the Arts. The deficit will be covered by 20 guarantors, with college support limited to $10,000 this year. Ticket sales show strong demand, Susannah at 76 percent and Mikado at 98 percent capacity, aiming for about 90 percent season occupancy.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Music Theater
Theodore D Wakefield
Ohio Arts Council
National Foundation For the Arts
Wakefield
Oberlin College
Susannah
Music Theater
Firelands Community Bank
Huron
Keefe Brasselle free on bail after Stu dio City shooting
Russ Davies Keefe Brasselle is free on 2500 bail after a Stu dio City California shooting. He faces assault with intent to kill after a barroom argument. The Elyria native and former actor author has a long local history and connections.
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Keefe Brasselle
Elyrian
Calif
Brasselle
Eddie Cantor
Tearful mom thanks blood donors
A mother expresses gratitude for area blood donors whose donations made 7 year old Timothy Berry’s open heart surgery possible at Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland. She praises the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross staff handling cross matchings and blood donations.
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Timothy Berry
Babies and Childrens Hospital
Cleveland
Shirley Berry
Furnace St
James Berry
Elyria
Timmy
The
American Red Cross
Four indicted in Spurlock murder case in Cleveland
The Cuyahoga County Grand Jury indicted Linda Andrade 18 Bernard Shaniuk 19 Roger Hughes 21 and William Hughes 19 for first degree murder in the shooting death of Gail Spurlock of North Olmsted. A bullet hole in Spurlock's back showed he was shot, not killed by an auto crash. Spurlock carried 4000 cash and 800 in checks for a car purchase. the money was recovered. Authorities say Andrade aided a plot to ambush Spurlock.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Gail & Spurlock
North Olmsted
Linda M. Andrade
Brook Park
Bernard L. Shaniuk
Roger D. Hughes
William
Spurlock
East 55Th and
Field Avenue
Lester Adelson
Adelson
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CT Sports Desk
Norma Aldrich
Arline DeMarco
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Ralph Brasselle
Berkley
Ralph
Roberta Storm
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