Ohio lawmakers weigh windup on Golden Age bill and other actions
The Ohio legislature moved toward a vote on a Golden Age bill while shaping tax and education measures. A House vote on a Spirit of 78 revision occurred amid civil rights protests. Other actions included property tax relief proposals, a Buy American measure, blasting cap labeling, truck length limits, voter residency rules, and a boundary study for the Ohio River with West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Elyria Saddle Club Show Promises 30 Horse Classes
The Elyria Saddle Club hosts its 19th annual horse show at Lorain County Fairgrounds with 30 classes across English and Western divisions Sunday. Miss Mary Jo Shurley will reign as queen. Bailey Bradley of Hilliards will judge, with Diane Guildford and Gil Guildford as steward and announcer.
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Welfare promotion listed in Ohio admin shift
Thomas Weiler, chief of the Ohio Division of Aid for the Aged, will become chief of the Ohio Division of Social Administration on June 16, replacing Katherine Williamson who resigned. The move is seen as a step toward uniting AFA with county welfare departments for economy and efficiency. Weiler confirmed his new role but avoided comment on bringing AFA under county welfare. Lorain County AFA handles about 1,000 cases and the county welfare department 1,105. Weiler notes many factors in any consolidation. He joined AFA in 1946 and led the Cleveland area before becoming chief in 1954.
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Youth council to be feted in Elyria splash party
The Elyria Recreation Board will host members and guests of the Elyria Youth Council tomorrow evening for a splash party at the North Recreational Pool. The event honors the Youth Council for promoting and passing the Recreation Levy that funded the North and South Recreation pools and the artificial ice rink.
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Senate panel snubs Rusk aid request in frigid hearing
Senate Foreign Relations Committee opened hearings on Secretary Rusk's request for 4.3 billion more foreign aid, facing sharp opposition from Sen. Morse and concern over Western Europe leadership. Rusk defended aid as essential, noting 8 percent of funds would buy American goods. debate shifts to Congress' ongoing funding fights amid past aid totals.
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Possibility of steel pact settlement without reform talks rises
Pittsburgh UPI reports union leader David J. McDonald plans to brief the United Steelworkers executive board and wage policy committee next week, fueling hopes a contract can settle without full reopening. The current pact allowed reopening after May 10, while production rose to about 425,000 workers.
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Red Cross Driving Class Open in Lorain and Amherst
The Lorain County Red Cross announces a four session driving course starting today at Admiral King High School in Lorain. Sessions cover auto mechanics basics and traffic rules with Sheriff’s Dept. guidance, ending June with a Ford plant film on city and highway driving. Open to all with no registration.
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Lorain chief: signs won’t curb Hole in the Wall rowdiness
Lorain Police Chief Frank W. Pawlak says no parking signs will solve beach disorder at Hole in the Wall. Three dozen youths beat five people Sunday, with six youths arrested for dis orderly conduct. Victims, including Daniel Meridith and Sharon Schempf, were treated for fractures and bruises. Three suspects, Jose Montanez, Hipolito Santiago, and Freddie Garcia, pleaded innocent and posted 200 bonds each with trial set for June 20.
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Young conviction upheld in shotgun murder case
The Ninth District Court of Appeals affirmed Rebecca Louise Youngs second degree murder conviction for the shotgun slaying of her husband Grover Young on June 25 1962. She remains in Marysville Reformatory for Women and faces life with parole possible after 10 years.
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