Pollution war could harm U S economy says House panel
The House Appropriations Committee warned environmental protection if pushed too far could wreck the economy threaten food supplies and human life. It backed a $12 billion funding bill aligned with Nixon requests for agriculture and environmental protection while boosting EPA impact studies and job effect analyses.
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U.S
Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Lorain officials Malinovsky Zunich bound to grand jury
Police Chief John Malinovsky and former deputy City Auditor George Zunich were bound to the Lorain County grand jury after waiving preliminary hearings in a bugging case. They face eavesdropping charges tied to a surveillance device found in Wanda Tully’s office. The grand jury is slated to meet June 29 and 30, with potential special sessions due to numerous witnesses. Both men are free on recognizance bonds.
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Lorain
John Malinovsky
George Zunich
Lorain County
Grand Jury
John 8. Kolena
Malinovsky
Zunich
Lon Adams
Kolena
Robert Corts
Elyria
James Parobek
Parobek
Adams
Wanda Tully
Mrs. Tulfly
Huntington Area School Closure Sparks Local Backlash
Huntington Township residents oppose Black River School Board plans to close Huntington Elementary on July 1, citing loss of community identity and local activities. Superintendent Homer Smith cited 10 months of study and 20 supporting points, noting structural condemnations, heating and water problems, and costly repairs versus renovating the Sullivan building to house displaced students.
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Huntington
Huntington Township
Black River
Huntington Elementary
Black River Board
Spencer
Huntington-Area
Louis Wilson
Homer Smith
Smith
Sullivan
Ing
Wilson
Lorain layoffs loom as steel demand falters
U S Steel Corp Lorain plant will cut from 21 to 18 shifts in the BOP shop and rolling mills with blast furnaces reduced from 4 to 3 as demand falls and imports rise. The firm may lay off about 7,000 workers at Lorain Cuyahoga Works, while Edgar Thomson near Pittsburgh plans to shut its steelmaking section June 26 costing about 2,000 jobs. Bethlehem Steel and Wheeling-Pittsburgh also announce layoffs amid weaker domestic demand and a surge in foreign imports reaching 3.8 million tons in Q1.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
Lorain County
U.S
Lorain
U.S. Steel
Edgar Thompson
Pittsburgh
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Stee Co
Monessen
Allenport
Pennsylvania
Nice Weather With Warm Temps Across Several Days
Sunny skies and warmer conditions dominate today with highs in the 80s and clear skies tonight. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny, warm weather with highs in the mid to upper 80s and only a 10 percent chance of rain. Winds from the south at about 1 mph today easing tonight, with sunset at 9 04 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 5 51 a.m. Yesterday reached 78 at 3 p.m. and a low of 59 today at 6.
Times yields secrets list as court hearing opens
The New York Times turned over to the Justice Department a 47 volume secret Pentagon study and a Tonkin Gulf summary as court action opened on the government bid to bar further publication. Judge Gurfein refused a broad inspection and noted First Amendment limits while the hearing proceeded.
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Times
NEW York
New York Times
Justice Department
Pentagon
the Times
U.S. District Court
Murray J. Gurfein
Gurfein
U.S
Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
The
Elyria planners OK parkway renewal project
The Elyria Planning Commission approved an 8.326 million West River Parkway renewal plan to extend Rt. 57 Lorain Boulevard south to West River Street and transform the surrounding area to residential use. A public hearing is set for 8 p.m. June 28, with final council approval and federal funding steps to follow. Norman Failing said local matching funds may come from State Bond Issue No. 1, as residents backed the plan in about 20 community meetings.
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West River Parkway
Elyria Planning Commission
Council
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rt. 57 Lorain Boulevard
West River Street
Chestnut Street
Sunshine Dairies
Norman Failing
Failing
Leonard Reichlin
Planning Commission
Kaisers Frazer Value Rising Says Club President
DETROIT AP The Kaiser Frazer Owners Club president predicts classic Kaiser and Frazer cars will return to near their original prices by 1980. National president Kenneth Mercicle of Belleville owns eight such cars and notes collectors have driven values to about $2,500 to $3,500, with the cars out of production 15 years. The club now numbers about 1,300 members.
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Detroit
Kaiser
Frazer
Kaiser - Frazer Owners Club
Kenneth B. Mercicle
Belleville
Mercicle
Oberlin Lorain County Auditor warns on township erosion
Spencer Black River school board hires seven teachers and a two member staff appears on page 14. The report notes township erosion concerns raised by the county auditor and outlines local education staffing actions.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Eceedsgauees
Spencer — Black River School Board
Oberlin — Lorain County
Wo-Ed Board
Dog shoots master in Lorain turnabout tale
In Lorain a dog knocked a .28 caliber derringer from a basement table at 11:30 PM, the pistol discharged, striking Earl Hedrick 22 in the ankle. He drove to St Joseph Hospital, received 12 stitches, and was released.
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Lorain
Earl Hedrick
Lorain County Soap Box Derby Race Prep Underway
More than 60 entrants prepare for two semi final inspections this Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. at the Fisher Fazio mall area Midway Mall Elyria with a second slot July 11. Final inspection 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the day before race day at Milad Chevrolet Amherst with race July 18 along Rt 58 in front of Milad. Hosts include Neil Zurcher and Big Chuck. Prizes include 11 trophies and a $500 savings bond. newest trophy honors outstanding sportsmanship donated by Amherst Mayor Marvin R Davis. Sponsored by Amherst Jaycees Chronicle Telegram four area Chevrolet dealers and GM Division.
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Lorain County Soap Box Derby
Fisher-Fazio
Midway Mall
Elyria
Derby
Dennis McDaniels
Dick Meyers
Milad Chevrolet
Amherst
McDaniels
Rt. 58
Cleveland
Neil Zurcher
Big Chuck
Akron
Lorain County
Marvin R. Davis
Amherst Jaycees
Chronicle-Telegram
General Motors
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