Elyria Levy Defeat Triggers Teacher Sanctions Plan
Elyria teachers vow to seek jobs elsewhere after the 7.5 mill levy failed, joining the Ohio Education Association in issuing an urgent advisory to stay away from Elyria. The move aims to pressure the district amid talks of wage gains, contract stalling, and potential budget cuts.
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Levy Defeated 4-3 In Elyria School Vote
Elyria voters rejected the 7.5 mill school operating levy in a special election 4311 to 3086. turnout was 7397 of 20894 registered. all wards and Elyria Township voted no with margins varying by district. The levy would have produced about 1.5 million dollars in additional revenue.
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Nurse saves life after boy struck by pickup
An off duty nurse on her way home revived 7 year old Michael Cogar after he was hit by a pickup at the East Bridge Street underpass. He showed breathing after mouth to mouth resuscitation and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition. The truck owned by Air Filter Service Co. of Lakewood was driven by Peter Krach.
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Weather outlook warm patch continues into tomorrow
In the 80s today and tomorrow. Highs tomorrow mid range. Tonight and tomorrow’s precipitation chances around 10 percent. Southerly winds tomorrow near 15 to 16 mph. Sunset today at 9 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 5 56. Details page 33.
Pesticide fire gases rout 200 families
A $100000 blaze gutted Pandy's Garden Center in Elyria Township forcing evacuation of about 200 families within a half mile. Parathion and suspected cyanide and dibrom gases prompted state inspectors, with deputy sheriffs guiding residents to safety and hospital checks for dozens of people.
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Finkel resigns second time from Lorain airport authority
Lorain County Regional Airport Authority member Warren Finkel submits a second resignation effective July 1 1970. The move follows a dispute with authority president Robert Harding over a proposed daily operations contract with Andrew Ortner Jr. of Wakefield for the Rus sia Road field. Finkel cites scheduling and personal reasons but agrees to stay until July 1 1970 after reconsideration prompted by other members.
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Insurance plan would replace Medicaid bulletin
President Nixon proposed replacing Medicaid with a national health program for the poor tied to welfare under HEW to win conservative support. The plan would address congressional complaints that the original design penalized welfare families while raising earnings by work.
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Cosmos 346 launches into orbit from Moscow
The Soviet Union launched its Cosmos 344 unmanned satellite into Earth orbit, with Tass confirming the mission from Moscow. The launch marks another step in the USSR’s space program as details of payload and orbit were released by Tass.
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