Disaster Services Agency moves stirs city county tensions
The Disaster Services Agency relocated from Elyria city hall to the county engineer's Hadaway Street office, prompting anger from Mayor Marguerite Bowman toward the county commissioners. The move followed a lease signing by commissioners, and Charles Blair was named the new disaster services chief at $14,900 yearly, replacing authority of John Williams and Charles McCracken.
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Hadaway Street
Disaster Services Agency
Elyria City Hall
Marguerite E. Bowman
Safety Service
Glenn Pomeroy
Dominick Dellasanti
Board of Elections
Charles Blair
Blair
Elections Board
Alan Zaleski
Bowman
John Williams
Charles McCracken
Williams
McCracken
Zaleski
Elyria
Ed Huffman
Cancer test slides probe sparks lab director rebuttal
Mansfield Ohio AP report says Automated Medical Services Inc. processed about 640000 Pap smear slides for Air Force women 1972 to 1977 under a contract that expired. Lab head Dr. Raymond J. Thabet dismissed charges as unfounded while Air Force and Justice Department investigate irregularities and potential misreporting. The Air Force will review 32000 slides to contact high risk women for follow up tests, due to concerns about cancer indications and follow up.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Air Force
Mansfield Lab
Raymond J. Thabet
Automated Medical Services Inc
Air
Florida
Orlando
Thabet
Vermilion trial program stores vital data in refrigerator vials
Vermilion launches Vial of Life to hold emergency medical info in clear plastic vials on the fridge. Residents fill sheets with medicines doctors, insurer, hospital, and contacts. Rotary Club funds the effort with aid from senior groups. Vials distributed at Legion Hall and bank sites July to August with home delivery available.
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Maxine Schmitz
Vermilion Rotary Club
Vermilion Golden Age Club
Vermilion Chapter
American Association of Retired Persons
Vermilion
Lorain County Bank
American Legion Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Vermilion Photojournal
Devon Drive
Senior Citizens
Exchange St
Louis Bertoni
United Church of Christ, Congregational
Lincoln clown senator halts Nebraska chamber stunt
Lincoln Nebraska AP report says State Sen. J R Murphy arrived at the Senate dressed as a circus clown with balloons to protest the session pace. Lt Gov Gerald Whelan ruled him out of order as Murphy called the session a charade and threatened to take his lollipop and go home.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
J.R. Murphy
Senate
Murphy
Gerald Whelan
Engelkes mark 70 years of marriage in Minneapolis
Paul Engelke 92 and his wife Mattie celebrate 70 years of married life with an open house at a grandson’s home. The couple met at a New Germany party and wed July 23, 1908 in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Paul
Mattie Engelke
Engelke
Engelkes
New Germany
Minn
Newark Man Dies In Lake Erie Boating Accident
The body of 78 year old Carl E. Tate of Newark was recovered by city divers and the Coast Guard after his boat hit a Lorain harbor breakwall at 1 30 a m. He was pronounced dead at the Coast Guard station. Tate’s daughter Helen Eicher and her husband were passengers and treated for shock. Other family members escaped serious injury.
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Lorain
Newark
Coast Guard
Carl E. Tate
Rt. 79
Lorain Harbor
Tate
Lorain County
William Kishman
Robert Hupp
Norwalk
Bobby Joe
Bond reduction granted in 1976 Vermilion murder case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul Mikus cut William Glenn Hardwick's bond from 150000 to 100000 after a defense appeal. Hardwick, 23, faces murder charges for allegedly tossing Carol M. Baker from Vermilion Road bridge onto Route 2 on June 13, 1976. His attorney will pursue further reductions at the Ninth District Court of Appeals.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
William Glenn Hardwick
Carol Baker
Hardwick
Mikus
James Burge
Burge
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Vermilion
Carol M. Baker
Vermilion Road Bridge
Ralph Gale
Sheriff's Department
Vermilion Municipal Court
Gale
Two Willard men arraigned in county drug raid
NORWALK Two Willard men were arraigned in Huron County Common Pleas Court on drug trafficking charges tied to Tuesday's countywide drug raid. Bonds up to $150,000 were set. Chris Slone, 20, and Steve Sweet, 25, were released after Friday arraignment.
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Norwalk
Willard
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert W. Smith
Chris Slone
Steve Sweet
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
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Ely Square
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Test Labs
Kathy Byland
Erie County Health Department
Monroe County
Michigan
South Sioux City
Lake Erie
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