Lorain County Gets $4 Million in Public Works Grants
Federal programs authorize over 4 million in Lorain County and area helps but face funding limits and a rare negotiating session between Elyria and Lorain city officials over grant distribution. Sheffield Township gains 605000 for hall renovations while others receive far less than requested, prompting review by Rep. Don Pease and EDA as 90 day construction windows loom. Elyria and Lorain schools must apportion 817000 and 1.3 million respectively, with Lorain city receiving 1.2 million.
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Russell weds Didi Anstett in Mercer Island ceremony
Former Seattle Supersonics coach and GM Bill Russell, 43, married Didi Anstett, 29, a former Miss USA, in a Mercer Island Washington ceremony yesterday. It is Russell’s second marriage and Anstett’s first. The couple has known each other about seven years.
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Hays weighs return to office after scandal
Former Congressman Wayne L. Hays, toppled by a sex payroll scandal, says he may seek public office next year. He plans to decide by Christmas after noting many urged him to run. He prefers farming his Belmont County 200 acres and serving as chairman of Citizens National Bank of Flushing. He mentions possible runs for the Ohio House seat held by AG Lancione or for county commissioner or auditor.
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Glenshaw eighth grader wins 50th National Spelling Bee
John Paola, an eighth grader from Glenshaw Pennsylvania, won the 50th National Spelling Bee spelling cam b ist, a word he had never heard, to claim a 1000 dollar prize and a color TV. He then correctly spelled sesquipedalian after rival Joan O Leary faltered, crowning Paola winner as 94 entrants narrowed to two.
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Wellington Hospital to close emergency room
Wellington Community Hospital will shut its emergency department due to too few doctors and insufficient funds. Administrator A E Tewksbury said maintaining 24 hour physician coverage is financially impossible, risking Medicare payments if not met. Referrals will shift to nearby facilities, including Alien Memorial Hospital in Yheriin.
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London
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HOCKEY LEAGUE APPROVES CLEVELAND FRANCHISE SALE
The National Hockey League at its annual meeting approved the sale and transfer of the Cleveland Barons to a group led by Sandy Greenberg and George Gund for the 1977-78 season. Melvin Swig and the Garcesens were listed among those endorsing the move.
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Weather outlook Warm days and cool nights ahead
The forecast calls for warmer weather and clear skies tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid 70s. Chance of rain is near zero tonight and tomorrow. A noon update notes yesterday's high and today's low, with details on Page D-L.
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Chronicle Telegram tops general excellence in nation
For the second year in a row the Chronicle-Telegram has won first place for general excellence in its circulation class in a nationwide contest by Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services of Los Angeles. CT rated 68 of 100, beating 22 rivals. judging covered six categories including news writing and photography.
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Audit slams Radican records in critical findings
State examiners will release a detailed audit Tuesday alleging misuse of funds by City Auditor Thomas M. Radican, the chief fiscal officer. The probe covers financial transactions from 1969 to 1976, with a prior 1971 74 audit completed last year. The report aims to examine Elyria finances amid a city crisis and potential credit rating impact, with no formal charges expected.
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Carter welcomes IRS audit as good thing
President Carter defends annual IRS reviews of his income tax returns, saying the audits are a good thing and should occur every year while denying any political motivation. Vice President Mondale may also be audited. spokesman unsure if he agrees. White House clarifies the process and aims, noting no findings released yet.
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