City approves sick pay for five more Kellogg staff
Kellogg auditor Dale Kellogg announced payment of five additional Elyria city workers from the 1969 sick call strike, based on an opinion by City Senator Rosa Glavas. The five include three service employees and two policemen, with total pay amount pending March 13 payroll figures.
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Johnson in hospital under constant care for chest pains
Former President Lyndon B Johnson remained under constant observation in a Brooke General Hospital penthouse suite after experiencing chest pains. Doctors noted no heart attack but reported minor ECG changes and ongoing discomfort, with possible several days of hospitalization.
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Amherst urban renewal vote tossed off ballot
The May primary urban renewal measure in Amherst was struck from the ballot by the Ohio Secretary of State citing an advisory election valid only through municipal charter. Lorain County officials said the May vote is invalid and Amherst council will meet with elections officials to decide next steps. Council president Anthony Degas expressed surprise.
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Pompidou Leaves U S Visit Satisfied After Chicago Events
French President Georges Pompidou said he was satisfied with his U S trip after discussions with President Nixon, despite pro Israel demonstrations over arms sales to Libya. Nixon apologized for the Chicago incident, while Daley defended Chicagoans and noted calm protests outside the Waldorf Astoria.
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Land transfer fight over Fuller Road tracts to Elyria schools
Midview and Elyria boards clash over annexed Fuller Road and South Middle Avenue tracts set for large housing and mobile home developments. Midview seeks transfer to Elyria, arguing influx of students could trigger a 10 mill levy. Elyria plans to contest. State board review anticipated after petition filing this week.
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Junk car crackdown starts in Wellington page 15
City news notes a crackdown on junk cars beginning in Wellington with details on enforcement and scope. Residents and officials discuss impacts and timelines as the program launches.
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Lorain Plans Three Underpasses and City Hall Complex
Lorain officials propose three underpasses at Norfolk and Western tracks to ease north-south traffic along Leavitt Road Broadway and Kansas Avenue. The plan accompanies a potential $115 million Lorain Country Club purchase and a city hall municipal court complex with TOPICS program funding to improve capacity and safety. Councilman William Parker announced the measures after the latest meeting and noted an official update soon.
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Avon Lake mayor vetoes pay raise for employees
Avon Lake Mayor Harold Farle vetoed a 1 percent across the board pay increase approved by council last week, saying the city cannot afford it. He also vetoed automatic step increases for full time employees, arguing the budget needs review and better alignment with department priorities. The dispute centers on proposed salaries and overtime costs, with council members questioning budget figures and impact on the 1970 payroll.
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Weather notes show warming trend with showers and wind
Weather bulletin reports tonight turning windy with showers and lows around 40s, followed by mostly cloudy windy conditions with additional showers and cooler highs near 40. Partly cloudy and cool Thursday with chances of precipitation and light south to west winds. Sunshine and temperatures marginal.
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