Court ruling clouds Ohio parochial aid program
Ohio's state aid to parochial schools remains in doubt after a Supreme Court decision affecting Rhode Island and Pennsylvania. Catholic officials seek more funds, arguing current and proposed per-student subsidies are vital, while opponents fear entanglement between church and state.
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Record 100 lakes city heat sparks six hour blackout
Elyrians faced a record 100 degrees yesterday as a storm and high demand for cooling caused widespread outages across Lorain County. Elyria LaGrange Amherst Lorain and North Ridgeville reported major problems with lines down and a 5:30 p.m. outage in southeast Elyria lasting until about 11:15 p.m. Gas service crews investigated.
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Nixon declines tax cuts to stimulate economy
The White House said President Nixon will not seek tax reductions to further stimulate the economy nor will he attempt to speed federal action.
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Nixon Vetoes 5.6-Billion Public Works Bill Amid Wage Control Debate
The White House said President Nixon would veto a 5.6 billion public works bill directed at creating jobs for the unemployed. Secretary Connally told reporters Nixon would not set up a wage and price review board nor invoke mandatory controls. The briefing noted Connally, a Democrat, spoke on the matter.
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Elyria man convicted on drug counts
A Lorain County jury found Norman Dunfee twenty five of Oberlin Road guilty of four drug violations linked to Pandora's Box operations in February. He faces potential 20 to 40 years for heroin possession and sales. Sentencing was deferred to this afternoon.
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Grand jury calls Mathna and 23 others in bug probe
A grand jury subpoenas 24 people including Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna and his wife in Lorain’s bug case. The panel, led by Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly, will focus on 46 pending cases after a two day general session. Witnesses include city officials, police, and a radio device maker.
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Weather Update: Hot Humid With Thunderstorm Chances
Weather hot and humid with highs expected from the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows in the low 70s. Chance of thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. partly cloudy with little temperature change tomorrow. Probability of precipitation 30 percent. High 100 yesterday at 4 15 p.m. Low 67 today at 4 a.m. Details on page 9.
North Olmsted helps students with problems
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. The readable items mention North Olmsted addressing student problems, Ridgeville police calls unanswered, Avon National Guard blasting rock bed of creek, Sheffield council wants a crossing improved after a death, and Amherst mayor and councilmen in a sewage treatment dispute.
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Elyria City Schools Tentative Budget Shows 600000 Deficit
Elyria city schools unveil a $10.5 million tentative budget for next year with a $599,000 to $600,000 shortfall. State Foundation Funds uncertain, clerk treasurer Blakeslee notes, possible levy on November ballot if funds fail to materialize. Board president Myers warns deficit unavoidable without state aid.
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Today’s chuckle about wives in show business
A light joke notes some wives have cooked so many TV dinners they feel like they are in show business, delivering a playful dig at domestic routines and entertainment ambitions.
Teens honor soldier with painted street light in Sacramento
Neighborhood teens in Sacramento covered a street light pole with red white and blue to honor a returning serviceman during the Fourth of July. The city repainted the pole green twice before deciding to leave it in patriotic colors through the holiday, a UPI photo shows.
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Budget bids top income by 25 percent in Lorain County
Lorain County departments seek 5.78 million for general fund operations in 1972, about 25 percent above this year's appropriation. County Administrator Dominick A. Dellisanti says requests must be cut by 25 percent to fit anticipated income unless the state provides more funds. He projects 1972 general fund income at 4.6 million, with 45 percent of requests mandatory. A public hearing on the 1972 budgets is set for 10 am July 13 in the county commissioners office.
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Weathermen end barometer status reports
The National Weather Service in Ohio and nationwide says it will stop indicating whether barometric pressure is rising or falling in weather statements. Officials note daily pressure changes cause confusion and a falling reading was mistaken for an impending storm. The change, effective earlier this month, ends a long running practice by weathermen.
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More air mail routes sought by Postal Service
The Postal Service will contract 39 more air taxi routes to carry an estimated 7.5 million letters. Nine routes begin operating Monday as part of a plan to speed delivery. the system will also handle a large volume of first class mail on these routes.
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