Quinlan Near Death After Prolonged Coma
Karen Anne Quinlan, the well known coma patient in the right to die case, has worsened after two years in a Morris Plains nursing home. Her family and close associates gather at her bedside as doctors debate her prognosis and possible infection concerns.
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NEW York News
Morris Plains
Karen Anne Quinlan
Morris View
Fred Swanson
Paul Armstrong
Quinlan
Karen
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Joseph and
Julia Quinlan
Nixon Aide Mitchell Goes to Prison in Alabama Camp
Former U S attorney general John Mitchell, 63, enters Maxwell AFB prison camp in Alabama, as H R Haldeman, 50, surrenders and Ehrlichman serves time in Arizona. All three Nixon aides were sentenced to 40 months to eight years for conspiracy and perjury. Parole possible next year. Mitchell in dorm with 43 others in a low security setting.
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Nixon White House
California
John Mitchell
U.S
Mitchell
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Haldeman
Lompec
Los Angeles
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Supreme Court
Safford
Ariz
Bridge Plan Reappears for Plum Creek Crossing
Olmsted Falls officials clash with County Engineer Ronald Stackhouse over replacing the aging Plum Creek Bridge with a four lane span and widening Bagley Road. Mayor Mills says previous engineer Albert Porter fought the widening, and Stackhouse will demolish the bridge only if council passes a consent ordinance to build a four lane structure. Page reference noted to continue.
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Olmsted Falls
Plum Creek
Cuyahoga County
Allan R. Mills
Ronald Stackhouse
Bagley Road
Stackhouse
Albert Porter
Falls
Mills
Porter
Weather Forecast With Showers Possible Tonight
Cloudy tonight with a high in the upper seventies and a 20 percent chance of rain. Cloudy tomorrow with thunder showers possible and a 44 percent chance of rain. Winds variable 5 to 18 mph. Sunrise 5:41 a.m. Sunset 7:15 p.m. High yesterday 72 at 3:45 p.m. Low today around 50s. Details on Page E3.
Fourth of July celebration shifts to Midway Mall grounds
Elyria Jaycees and Lorain County Historical Society plan a July 4 program at Midway Mall to memorialize the day. An estimated 21 000 spectators are expected for a pyrotechnic show offset by police support and mall cooperation. The event will feature a band and a student choir with a parade planned by the Lorain County Four-H Band and other school groups. Donations for fireworks total about half of the $2500 goal.
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Scott Wilford
Thomas Wilford
Georgia Ave
Elyria
James Oster
Northwood Junior High School
The
Elyria Jaycees
Lorain County Historical Society
Cascade Park
Midway Mall
Jaycees
Marguerite ©. Bowman
Lorain County
R. L. Jackson
City and schools approve 50 50 split of federal public works funds
Elyria Board of Education and city officials agreed to share 817000 in federal public works money evenly. School funds will renovate Elyria High School while the city uses its half for a water line to the Lorain County Jail and a sewer line to Barshaw Chemical Co. Both parties will resubmit projects for later funding.
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Elyria Board of Education
Elyria High School
Lorain County
Barshaw Chemical Co
Barrett
EPA
Harshaw
Arnold Toilett
D-2
Infirmary Road
Ciry
Lonny G. Shippy
Oliver Jones
D-5
Robert Repas
Lorain County stalls on U S funds use split over jail or arts center
Lorain County commissioners and Lorain County Community College trustees failed to agree on 965700 in EDA funds. Commissioners favor jail construction while the college seeks a 457000 grant for a fine arts building. Both aims may proceed within the EDA 90 day rule as discussions continue.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Community College
Economic Development Agency
LCCC
Ruth Po Crnie
Gee Call
U.S. fears worse winter gas shortage
The Federal Power Commission staff projects interstate pipelines will have 169.9 billion cubic feet less gas for delivery in the 1977 78 heating season than last year. Officials warn shortages could be worse in winter even with normal weather.
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Washington
UPI
Scmeens Sing
FPC
Construction starts in 45 days for two elderly high rises
Two five story elderly housing high rises will begin in 45 days in Elyria and Lorain. The project, a multi million dollar effort, aims for completion within a year under a 30 year loan through Women's Federal Savings Loan Association in Cleveland. Kent Consolidated Developers will build. units may be reduced from five to four stories to meet federal requirements.
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Elyria
Lorain
Women’s Federal Savings & Loan Association
Cleveland
Ron Ashley
Homewood Drive
South Lorain
Riverview Plaza
Ashley
Chestnut and
Elm Streets
Retired C-T writer dies at 63
Embree Hoss Hoffman, 63, longtime Chronicle-Telegram reporter, died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an illness of a year and a half. Mrs. Hoffman won more than 40 awards to her name and 4 ball years on the C-T staff. Story on Page E-2.
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Embree Hoss Hoffman
Chronicle-Telegram
Elytia Memorial Hospital
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