King says Ohio AFL-CIO bound to Meany
AFL-CIO president Frank King says the national council's decision to sit out the 1972 presidential race aids Nixon while limiting local unions. He refuses to pledge a McGovern vote, cites neutrality rules, and notes impact on Ohio campaigns and voter registration efforts.
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King
Ohio Afl-Cio
Columbus
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Frank King
Aflcio
National Executive Council
Richard Nixon
Big Labor
George McGovern
Nixon
Executive Council
McGovern
Executive Council For National Afl-Cio
George Meany
South Dakota
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Bob McAlister
Widow and four children left homeless by Grafton fire
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the Wells family home in Grafton Township. Mrs Charles Wells and her four children escaped with minor injuries and stayed with an older son in Columbia Station. Fire Chief Maurice Hill said the house was largely destroyed and salvage was unlikely.
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Floyd
LaGrange
Grafton
Grafton Township
Maurice Hill
Hill
Charles Wells
John Payne
Workhouse Alcoholics Program Aims to Help Not Cure
Cincinnati officials and Prospect House along with Alcoholics Anonymous run a program at the Workhouse to dry inmates who drink. Captain William Whitworth notes the goal is aid not cure as counselors like Dave Hill guide jailed drinkers through a dormitory ward and AA led sessions. About half of 44 referrals to Prospect House in 1970 71 ended back in jail for drinking violations, leaving others uncertain if they quit.
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Cincinnati
William Witworth
Whitworth
Prospect House
Alcoholic Anonymous
Dave Hill
Hill
Church of the Nativity
Ice on Mars Revealed by Mariner 9 Photo Clue
Pasadena based scientists reported that a white ring around a Martian crater seen in a June 23 Mariner 9 image may be water ice. They noted the frost rim outside the carbon dioxide cap suggests a potential deposit of water ice at the pole area.
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Mars
Mariner 9
Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner Space
Sheffield Lake to vote on 960000 school bond in November
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake School District moves a 960000 bond proposal to the November ballot at a special board meeting. The district seeks to fund facility upgrades including possible new elementary school changes, remodeling, and playground improvements.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Elyria seeks 12.8 million bond to fund new schools
Elyria city school district plans a 12.8 million bond to fund two new elementary schools a new junior high phase II of West High and additions to several facilities. The levy set at 3.462 mills per year for 23 years requires a simple majority and appears on the November ballot.
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Diane Seger
Akron University
Judy Trebus
Brookside
Inda Hardesey
B.S
Kent
Tennyson
Dwight Shurtless
Sheffield
Zabornik
Agai
Elyria City
Lorain County
Joseph Mitock
Elyria Board of Education
West High
Spring Valley
Prospect
Erie
Thomas L. Showalter
Showalter
Grace Brethren Church
Prospect School
Ely School
Hamilton
McKinley
Jefferson Junior High School
Roosevelt Gates
Maplewood
Edison Elementaries
Elyria High School
West High School
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Sunset over Lake Erie comforts anxious day in Lorain
Two girls sit on a breakwall at Lakeview Park in Lorain watching a calm Lake Erie sunset after a hectic day. CT Photo by John Payne.
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Lake Erie
Lakeview Park
Lorain
John Payne
Chronicle-Telegram Briefs July 25 1972
Chronicle-Telegram page 13 summary itemizes local briefs and notices dated Tuesday July 25 1972. It highlights community happenings and short reports from the Medina area.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Westlake plans curb on garage sales City wide
Mayor Alexander Roman asks law director to draft an ordinance restricting garage sales in Westlake. He cites bi monthly sales with goods from outside the city and proposes one sale per homeowner per year with a permit inventory sheet and time limits. The measure would regulate parking on residential streets and exclude charity drives and business associations.
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Westlake
Alexander Roman
Roman
City Hall
Auto crash in Ashtabula County kills two East Palestine youths
Two young people from East Palestine died in an auto collision on Ohio 7 six miles south of here in Ashtabula County. Five others injured. Victims identified as Paul E. Reidy of East Palestine and Susan K. Hollabaugh, 16, East Palestine. Both were passengers.
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Coneaut
API
East Palestine
Ohio
Here
Ashtabula
Paul E. Reidy
O. Rt
Susan K. Hollabaugh
Offices open Saturday for taxpayers in Lorain County
Lorain County Treasurer J. Grant Keys said the treasurer and auditor offices at 328 Broad St will open Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon for taxpayer convenience. Normally closed on Saturdays, they stay open July 29 as the real estate tax deadline is August 4, with an expected collection around 19 million dollars.
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Lorain County
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Broad St
Clevelander injured after 40 foot fall at Republic Steel plant
Terrance P. McArdle of Cleveland fell through a roof at Republic Steel Corp. Steel and Tubes Division injuring his chest and limbs. He was listed in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with multiple fractures and possible internal injuries. He was part of a crew from Industrial First Inc. of Cleveland working on the building.
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Cleveland
Fifteenth St
Terrance P. McArdle
Mikivale Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
McArdle
Industrial First, Inc
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Anson Russell
Roger McFrederick
Avon High School
James Stafford
Af Tennyson
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