Ohio Senators Iron Out Bed Sheet Debate In Senate
In Columbus the Ohio Senate staged a 45 minute mock session for visiting students focused on a bill to allow drip dry sheets and heated dryers in hotels. Debate covered ironing bans and a 160 degree soak proposed by Sen. Clara Weisenborn while Sen. Anthony Calabrese argued potential job losses. The bill passed 24-7 as the chamber returned to normal business.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate Chamber
Florida
Calabrese
Elyria Chronicle Telegram 1969 Page Preview
Local Elyria Chronicle Telegram page from Sunday June 29 1969 shows city notices and brief items. Includes community milestones and names tied to the Elyria area with date context from the late 1960s.
Ohio doctors oppose Medicaid fees ceiling plan
The Ohio State Medical Association warned that federal efforts to cap Medicaid physician fees could reduce care for the medically indigent. Dr. Robert N. Smith of Toledo said ceilings would further depress already low fees and may drive well motivated physicians from economically disadvantaged areas.
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Ohio Doctors Group
Columbus
Ohio State Medical Associaton
Robert N. Smith
Toledo
Smith
Federal Register For Doctors
U.S. Department of Halth
Education and Welfare
Ohio Association
HEW Task Force
Congress
Task Force
Birthday jogger given 30 day workhouse term
Cleveland man Or gan Carr, 37, arrested while jogging naked on the I-71 ramp near West 2th Street, was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse for intoxication. Three other men who swam in the downtown mall fountain were fined $10 each.
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Cleveland
UPL
Organ Carr
Carr
West 2Th Street
Bernard J. Conway
William Fronzek
Shaker Heights
Timothy McMalley
Lyndhurst
Thomas M. Battenger
Autographed Nixon sketch by artist Bob Lynch
The Weekly Chronicler notes artist Bob Lynch drew an original sketch of President Richard M. Nixon. Lynch sent it to Nixon and received it back engraved To Bob Lynch with best regards Richard Nixon. A new restaurant Taco Boy opens in Lorain with Latin decor and Mexican fare led by manager Stephen Wasylychyn. In Lorain YMCA peewee baseball a baserunner attempts a steal and a tag ends the play with a playful exchange about the count.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bob Lynch
Richard M. Nixon
Lynch
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Lorain
Stephen Wasylychyn
Wasylychyn
Esherick to appeal life sentence over bayonet slaying
Fred M. Esherick Jr., 17, of Painesville, seeks Ohio Supreme Court review after the 1st District Court of Appeals cut his life term. He faces potential new trial and possible death sentence for the bayonet killing of his adoptive father in 1967 and an attempted murder charge against his mother. The appeals ruling said premeditation missing, but parole eligibility was set for about 12 years, prompting renewed appeals.
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Painesville
UPI
Fred M. Esherick Jr
Ohio Supreme Court
1Th District Court of Appeals
Sing Out International fete launches eight day Lorain event
Lorain International Festival Week opens with a Sing Out recital at the Palace Theater. The eight day gala features Gen William Westmoreland Stevan Dohanos Sam Snead Denny Shute Rep Charles A Mosher and Robert M Beaudry. A parade pageant and art exhibits are planned with the festival backed by the Chamber of Commerce and Port Authority.
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Lorain
St. Lawrence Seaway
Palace Theater
William Westmoreland
Stevan Dohanos
Sam Snead
Denny Shute
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Nixon
Robert M. Beaudry
Mosher
Beaudry
Church of St. Peter
Shute
Ted Moon
Bill Martin
Snead
Leavitt Road
Washington Park
Dohatios
May-Sheffield
Coast Guard
Gen. Westmoreland
Seaway
St. Peter Parish Hall
Greater Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Port Authority
Ohio cruiser cuts bootlegging on Lake Erie gains state revenue
Ohio Liquor Control officials credit a 32 foot cruiser with reducing bootlegging on Lake Erie over two years. Enforcement chief Wade Knight says no arrests occurred as rum runners fled. state revenue rose about 250000 dollars annually while losses to illegal Canada traffic from Pelee Island neared half a million per year. Private customers and bar profits linked to unreported sales are cited as factors, with IRS monitoring by cross checking profits and purchases.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Liquor Control Department
Lake Erie
Wade Knight
Knight
Ohio
Canada
Pelee Island
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ely Park to Host EHS Parking Problem Discussion
Ely Park hosts a Elyria City Council safety committee meeting at 7 p.m. to address parking around Elyria High School. EHS representatives including the high school administration and student council will attend the session near the fountain.
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Ely Park
Elyria
Elyria High School
Cascade Fourth of July celebration promises fireworks display
The 11th annual July Fourth Celebration in Cascade Park will start at 7 30 p m with remarks by Police Chief Maur ice C Flood and a welcome by Mayor Leonard P Reichlin Randall Schunk hosts and urges residents to stay home pack a lunch swim bring a blanket to view the show Lorain County 4 H Band and We The People will perform East Carlisle Elementary Choir joins in for the first time Ohio Volunteer Infantry will fire the 1861 cannon under Capt Parker Miller Fireworks likely after dark weather backup includes WHOL radio警方 warning about illegal fireworks and possible arrest if violated
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Cascade Park
Randall Schunk
Elyria Area
Schunk
Maurice C. Flood
Leonard P. Reich
Lin. Schunk
Lorain County
We the People
East Carlisle
Randall Hughes
Ely Park
Ohio Volunteer
Parker Miller
Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
WHOL
Elyria Police Department
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Ohio Senators
Sen
Anthony C. Calabrese
Clara E. Weisenborn
Dayton
Senate
Cal
Seniver O¢asek
Akron
Ocasek
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Dr. Smith
HEW
the Weekly Chronicler
Kid
Charlie
Esherick
C-T
Chuck Fackler
Larry Kuckenrigther
Sugar Ridge Rad
North Ridgeville
Larry
North Olmsted
Paul
Schlager
Dick Camp
Galt
Ontario
Eloise Schlager
Debby Lane
Duples
New London Hospital
Ridgeville
Athlet
Ispencer
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