Wellington to remove old stately trees plan
A survey by Gossett Tree Service advised removing one fourth to one third of Wellington's trees while urging preservation and care for the rest. Blake Stevick urged a 5 to 10 year care plan with annual budget and replacement by red oak, hard maple or ash. The council unanimously approved one dead tree removal and discussed a shade tree ordinance limiting tree planting on the tree lawn.
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Wellington Mans
Stevick
Homerville Company
Hale St Masvor
Robert L. Young
Sidney Murray
AJ Dublo
Howard Arndt
Robert Camer
Aubrey Witbeck
Wellington
Cameron
Wellington dump closure and service change explained
Wellington village officials told residents that the Wellington dump will close June 19 as Brotherton Disposal Inc of Elyria takes over garbage collection. George Brotherton described a restricted service option for weekly can and bottle pick up at 375 per quarter, with a 6 per quarter weekly rubbish pickup.
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Wellington
Brotherton Disposal Inc of
Elyria
Vilage
George Brotherton
Brotherton
Vermilion Buys Harbor Patrol Boat
Vermilion council approved paying Kishman Fish Co 4749 dollars for the trap net boat Roger K to serve as the harbor patrol vessel. The council also raised the minimum age for new police recruits to 42, and announced a temporary closure of the West River Road railroad crossing for two or three days after school ends to complete repairs.
New York to honor Apollo 13 crew with luncheon not parade
Tomorrow New York will honor Apollo 13 astronauts James Lovell Fred Haise and John Swigert with an official luncheon at Lincoln Center Fountain hosted by Mayor Lindsay. The group will be serenaded by the Emerald Society Bagpipe Band and hold a news conference afterwards.
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New York
Broadway
James A. Lovell JR
Fred W. Haise JR
John L. Swigert JR
Lincoln Center
John V. Lindsay
Police Department
Emerald Society
Wellington Debates Engineer Retention For Sewer Work
Wellington council discusses retaining an engineer on an annual basis to attend meetings for continuity in sewer projects. They note benefits for drainage questions and quicker recommendations, with further committee discussion planned. Other items include gas rate decrease, health department approval for sewage plant expansion, and street financing bids.
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Wellington
Robert L King
Ohio Department of Health
Board of Public Affairs
South Forest Street
Snyder Brothers of
Wooster
Falbo Construction Co
Lorain
Eastern Heights students honored at awards assembly
Special awards for top ninth grade students were presented at Eastern Heights Junior High School. Top scholars were Duane Burns and Becky Hogan. Citizenship awards went to Tim Handy and Chart Mitchell. Dan Bago and Robin Ruth won community service awards. The Most Outstanding Student awards went to Phillip Davis and Sherti Betler. The awards were made by Ernie Ernest C Goodsite.
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Eastern Heights Junior High
Duane Burns
Becky Hogan
Tim Handyaide
Chart Mitchell
Dan Bago
Robin Ruth
Phillip Davis
Sherti Betler
Ernie Ernest C Goodsite
Ghie lawmakers urge plane sale to Israel
In Washington 73 senators including Democrat Stephen Vic Young and Republican William B Saxbe urged Secretary Rogers to press the Nixon administration to sell 125 war planes to Israel. They argued Soviet pilots aiding Egypt threaten broader conflict and that the sale could deter an all out war in the Middle East.
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Washington
Ohina
Stephen Vic Young
William B Saxbe
Wiliam Rogers
Nixon
Israel
Middle East
Homemakers honor Janet Meek as new chapter president
In New London Janet Meek was installed as president of the local Future Homemakers of America at a candlelight ceremony held at the high school. Also installed were Lois Hardy as first vice president, Chris Trembly as second vice president, Deana Bailey as secretary, and Doris Crabbs as treasurer.
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New London
Janet Meek
The
Future Homemakers of America
Lois Hardy
Chris Trembly
Deana Bailey
Doris Crabbs
Fur thefts rise in Germany and neighbors
The Federal Criminal Police reported a sharp rise in fur thefts by organized gangs across West Germany and adjacent countries. In 1969 furs valued at 13 million marks about 3.5 million dollars were stolen from German stores and warehouses and smuggled abroad.
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Bonn
West Germany
Federal Criminal Police
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