Lorain County Boards Decide $1.2 Million Mental Health Split
The Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation resolved how to allocate 1.2 million dollars promised by the state after two months of debate. The 11 to 2 vote ends disputes with the Lorain County Board for Retarded Children, which runs the program for mentally disabled youth, and the plan goes to county commissioners for submission to the state for approval and funding.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Andrew B. Cirbus
State Department of Planning
Cargo plane crash in Miami kills 10
A four-engine cargo plane spiraled over Miami, smoke and flames erupting from its tail, then plunged toward a busy business district near Miami International Airport. Witnesses described a horrific crash and heard a loud explosion as the aircraft went down.
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UPI
Miami International
Antonio Cid
Jorge Bujosa
Carlos Brador
Carlos Gonzales
Caesar Molina
Eurosa
Burosa
Miami Beach Airport
26Th Street Medical Center
Charlie’s Auto Center
Knapp
Ben Het siege sees heavy fighting and relief convoy
U S and South Vietnamese forces report heavy shelling around the Ben Het Special Forces camp as a relief convoy breaks through after a week of blocked routes. Casualties among North Vietnamese, South Vietnamese, and allied personnel are noted, with the area still contested. Civilian casualties are also reported from a Dominican Airlines DC4 crash in Miami Beach, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
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Saigon
Ben Het
U.S
Dak
Laos
Cambodia
Local council actions and road projects across the region
Amherst council awards a 500000 gallon water storage contract while Vermilion faces criticism of Douglas Street sewer work. Avon Lake and South Amherst discuss political and landfill issues. Oberlin reports strong school recruitment. Sheffield Village and others note paving, page references.
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Capiteet & Hyike
Harris Road
Amherst — Council
Eee
Eres
Douglas Street
Bande
Warm spell continues with mild highs near 80s
Weather forecast notes a warm day with highs mainly in the low 80s and cooler upper 70s near Lake Erie. Partly cloudy tonight with Lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow’s cloud mix and a few showers with little temperature change and highs in the low 80s. Sun setting at 9 05 p m and sunrise at 5 52 a m. HIGH 77 at 4 20 p m yesterday and LOW 58 at 6 a m today.
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Lake Erie
Husband's Stand Spareribs: Wife Not Going To Work
A husband in a 19th century quip proclaims no wife will work, urging her to stick to washing ironing scrubbing and cooking. The line reflects domestic expectations of the era and sparks chuckles at the idea of a wife confined to home duties.
Tornado toll rises to 13 as storms lash wide region
Severe weather from Texas to New Jersey leaves at least 13 dead and more than 140 injured. Tornadoes in Oklahoma and Texas plains cause widespread destruction to farms, homes, barns, and power lines. East Coast storms bring 100 mph winds and hail. Tennessee flood fatalities reported.
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New Jersey
Oklahoma
Plains
Lower
Midwest
Abilene
Tex
Missouri
Kansas
Goddard
Kan
Tennessee
Red Boiling Springs
Tenn
Berlin
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Weaver named advertising director at Chronicle Telegram
Jack E. Weaver takes over as advertising director at The Chronicle Telegram with Otto B. Schoepfle announcing two promotions. D Lyle Crosby becomes retail advertising manager and Robert L. Larkin becomes retail advertising production manager while Herbert M. Guild remains classified advertising manager. Weaver succeeds Lenny F. Reisinger as advertising director emeritus as the paper moves to offset production and new regional marketing approaches.
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Jack E. Weaver
Chronicle-Telegram
Otto B. Schoepfle
1Orain County Printing & Publishing Co
D. Lyle Crosby
Robert L. Larkin
Schoepfle
Herbert M. Guild
Weaver
Lenny F. Reisinger
Schoeptle
Midway Mall
Mathews, Shannon and Cullen Inc
Income tax bill introduced in House committee
The proposed one per cent county income tax was introduced in the House Ways and Means Committee today by House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess and Rep. E. W. Lampson. They plan to move quickly toward House approval, aiming for next week.
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Columbus
UPI
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling, Green
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
Kurfess
Lampson
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