Midview Board Resignation Delayed Amid Budget and Bids
GRAFTON The Midview Board postponed action at a special meeting. William Cromling resigned after a dispute over a personal file and board actions on repairs and bids were tabled or awarded. New hires included Leuenberger as assistant principal and several teachers with contracts set for summer and next year. The district reports 42 high school dropouts out of 878 students. Next meeting is June 23.
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Grafton
Midview
Board of Education
Rt. 82
Midview High
William Cromling
Carlisle
Moardi
Chester Carpenter
Gordon Hales
Leon Lee
Pressness
Midview District Ins Association
Lee
Cromling
Afidview High School
Bruce B. Cox
Bart Construction
Elytia
Eaton
Carcle Drive
John Leuenberger
Theigh School
Leven- Jerger
Norman E. ‘Wetzel
Edward Kubuski l
LeRoy Miler
Karen Schwarer
Barbara Huletz
Roger Allman
John Rainey
Thomas AlcIntyre
Marilyn Lenhart
Larry Sommer
Welfare turnover to county tops Lorain council agenda
Lorain council faces a likely party line vote to turn welfare department administration over to the county amid a mayoral veto threat. The meeting also includes sewer and street projects, two bond issues totaling 3.3 million dollars, and zoning changes for apartment developments near West Erie Avenue. Updated spending items cover hospital equipment, street lighting, and park concessions while a public hearing on the 1969 city budget is planned for Wednesday evening.
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Lorain
Woodrow W. Methna
Wd. Eee
Brownhelm
Sherwood
West Erie
Oberlin
Hamilton Aves
Second St
Leartrain, Inc
Beavercrest
Near
Oak
Hills Country Club
John F. Whealon
Catholic Diocese of
Cleveland
Washington Ave
of &J
Peter Church
Park Board
Waverly Pli
Century
Oakwood
Longielles
Subway
Central Parks
City Field
Comci
Contaminated Private Wells Spark Elyria Health Alarm
Elyria Health Department reports ongoing private well contamination east of Gulf Road including Campagna Drive and Antoinette Drive. Tests show some polluted wells though not all. seepage from septic tanks suspected. A $190,000 city waterline project is planned to serve areas to Gulf Road and Burns Road, with construction set to begin this summer. Residents employ boiling water, cisterns, or hauled water as interim measures.
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Campagna
Antoinette
Elyria
Spring Valley
Gulf Rd
Health Department
Abbe Rarom Findley Estate
Whithman Blvd
Burns Rd
Guessing turtle's name is a snap at YMCA open house
A 35 pound snapping turtle named Big Snapper was guest of honor at Camp Iss-See-Kes Elyria YMCA open house. RCA Indian Guides found Snapper in the Vermilion River and Troop leader Andy Pazos captured it for the camp zoo where it was shown for the first time. About 50 or 60 families attended with 25 boys registered for summer camp as new sessions begin June 25 and July 3.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Ymca
RCA
Shriver
Civil Defense Shelter Drill Reveals Quiet Resolve Under Strain
In a Lorain County basement shelter, 37 people endured a simulated 24 hour atomic attack test. Reporters describe cramped cots, limited water and crackers, rising fatigue, and cooperative behavior as residents faced staged sirens, radio reports, and a mock evacuation while CD officials monitored.
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Lorain County
North Ridge Rd
Elita
Lorain County seeks funds to pay appraisal bill
Lorain County faces a 66597 debt to United Appraisal Co for general real estate appraisal work. The county auditor's fee fund is depleted, with 185394 paid and 56697 for June work. the Budget Commission will review potential revenue to cover the deficiency. Members include Auditor Mitock Treasurer Keys and Prosecutor Mikus.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Joseph Ij Mitock
County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Mitock
J.grant Keys
Couty
Paul 3. Mikus
Blaze at unoccupied home causes $1000 in damage
Firefighters answered a rubbish fire at 37321 Albany Rd late Friday morning. Neighbors ignited the side of the building causing damage to the side of the house and the bathroom. The unoccupied dwelling is owned by Angela Balos and damage is estimated at about $1000.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Township
Albany Rd
Angela Balos
Mosher urges international action on Great Lakes pollution
U S Congressman Charles A Mosher calls for a broadened Ontario Conference in Toronto to address Great Lakes pollution alongside low water levels He urges Ohio Governor Rhodes and other governors including Scranton Romney and Rockefeller to participate and proposes expanding the International Joint Commission or beefing up the Great Lakes Commission to lead a pollution compact involving Ontario and eight states.
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U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Great Lakes
Mosher
Ontario
John T. Robarts
Robarts
Toronto
New York
Michigan
Ilinois
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Wisconsin
Representa
USA
Canada
James A. Rhodes
Lake Erie
Rhodes
Scranton
Romney
Rockefeller
Congressional Disid
Cleveland
Toledo
Lorain
Sandusky
Huron
Vermilion
Lake Ene
Ter
Roberts
Sion
United States
Great Lakes States
Great Lakes Commission
Ann Arbor
Mich
Princeton acquires rare 15th century Canterbury Tales manuscript
Princeton University announced the purchase of a highly rare 15th century Canterbury Tales manuscript. The Tollemache family of Suffolk has owned it since the 16th century and the text, dating soon after Chaucer’s death in 1400, is among only five known substantially complete copies in the United States.
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Princeton, N. J
Princeton University
Tollemache
Suffolk
England
United States
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Ohio, ‘Health Department
Saveral Sanitary Sewer
tAltrusa Cleb
Fifth St
Broadway
Long, Reid
Washington
Oberlin Aves
Community Hospital Commission
Counsil
J New
Steel City Grandmothers Club
Council
Charles Waryn
Municipal Pier
East Recreation Pool
City Recreation Department
Cascade Park
Joe Stockstill
Tyo
Cansule
Orld
Charlie Pritt
CD Contrals
Cherrella
Fiaman
Edna Hermanson
Godle
Princeton
Christine Jo. Tomazic
Charles Tomazic
North Avon-Belden Rd
North Eaton
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