Lorain County Night at Blossom Returns With Planed Music
The Chronicle-Telegram sponsors Lorain County Night at Blossom Music Center on Sept 3 with Louis Lane conducting the Cleveland Orchestra in a Tops in Pops program featuring Cole Porter and Rodgers and Hammerstein. An Ohio debut piece will be heard. Bus service from Midway Mall enables a lawn picnic and grounds tour.
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Lorain County
Blossom Music Center
Chronicle-Telegram
Arts Council
Roy E. Schaeffer
Louis Lane
Cleveland Orchestra
Cole Porter
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Ohio
Midway Mall
Blossom Center
Peninsula
Elyria
Ohio House tax fight slows as backer vows defeat
Rep Robert Netzley says 15 Republican votes block any state income tax plan in Ohio House. He leads a hard core faction threatening to defeat a flat state tax while Lampson backs hearings and a county share compromise. Senate fate now dominates the stalled proposal amid party caucus turmoil.
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Columbus
Ohio House
GOP
Robert Netzley
Laura
E.W. Lampson
Jefferson
Lampson
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Netzley
Finance Appropriations Committee
Laura Republican
School board proposes Fuller Road boundary extension
Lorain County Board of Education passed a resolution to extend Elyria School District boundaries to include part of the Wilkes Villa housing project on Fuller Road. The move aims to resolve disagreements between Elyria and Midview officials over pupil influx into their districts, with article and map on page B-1.
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Elyria
Wilkes Villa
Fuller Road
Lorain County
Salaried cross picket line at AmStan with no incident
Salaried personnel crossed the Molders Union Local 268 picket at AmStan's American Standard Air Conditioning Division without incident. Two pickets were arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct after kicking passing cars. fines were imposed. Union president Fred Fitzpatrick said the union paid fines and will reimburse one defendant. The company began distributing overdue paychecks this morning, easing tensions. An injunction petition may be filed if incidents recur.
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AmStan
Molders Union Local 268
American Standard Air Conditioning Division
Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
McNally
Company seeks police protection and union talks over strike
The company engaged Elyria Chief Maurice Flood for protection and stated no definite rail shipping plans. It is preparing a letter to striking employees urging discussions with union leaders to resolve the strike, with mailing set for the afternoon.
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Elyria
Maurice Flood
McNally
Senate to pass monthly budget stops for state
Senate leaders privately indicate monthly interim budgets will be used until a full hearing on the tax issue. The current 6.2 billion budget expires at midnight June 30. Gov. John Gilligan asked in March for 9.1 billion, but House Republicans reduced to 7.8 billion. Senate expected more cuts and adopted a voice vote urging Congress to call a constitutional convention on revenue sharing, with Sen. Max Dennis noting opposition from Rep. Wilbur Mills but urging state pressure to sway Mills.
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House
Senate
John Gilligan
Congress
Max Dennis
R-10
Wilmington
U.S
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Two Killed Three Hurt In Olmsted Falls Crash
In Olmsted Falls two Columbia residents died and three others were injured in a two car collision at Bagley and Usher roads. Henry Eavenson 54 and his daughter Lanzilotta 20 died after the cars collided at the stop sign. Ronnie Ward 23 in serious condition and James Lanzilotta 2 in critical condition were transported to Southwest General Hospital. Nicholas Holt 20 was treated for head cuts and released. Olmsted Falls police continue investigation into the stop sign violation.
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Olmsted Falls
Columbia
Henry Clay Eavenson
Briarwood Lane
Southwest General Hospital
Berea
James Lanailotta
Eavenson
Southwest General Hospi
Tal
Bagley
Usher Roads
Ronnie Ward
Sprague Rd
Southwest General
Nicholas Holt
Usher Road
Berea-Brook Park
Florida
Lanzilottas
Holt
Rocky Lindsay feud pacts probes into state and city offices
Gov Rockefeller gains power to form a commission to probe New York City Mayor Lindsay's administration and a Lindsay panel plans to investigate Rockefeller’s state government. The Republican rivalries center on mass transit welfare courts and narcotics, with talk of city secession floated.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York
Volunteer turns drill into near disaster at high school
Erie, Pennsylvania reports a routine ambulance drill escalated when a volunteer fireman, Bill Christ, overheard an explosion warning. About 1,000 emergency responders converged before learning it was a drill, highlighting communications gaps and provoking anger from parents and officials.
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Erie
UPI
Bill Christ
Northwest High School
Christ
Imme
Conneaut
Ohio
William Anderson
Brown Memorial Hospital
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Eeeeevngrad
Serene Entertainment Caps Finance
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U.S. Naval Academy
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