State examiner finds improper TB fund use in Lorain County
A state examiner reported that about 87 000 from a tuberculosis levy was used for purposes linked to the old Pleasant View Sanitarium and later the county health center. Prosecutor Mikus and County Commissioner Thompson defend the expenditures as legal, while Auditor Cloud notes the issue rests with the county prosecutor and that space limits drove the use of funds.
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Ers
Old Pleasant View
J. Norman Thompson
Lorain County
Thompson
Mikus
State Auditor's
Cloud
Pleasant View Fund
County Health Center
John J Chicko
Auditor's Office
TB and Record
Pleasant View
Roger Cloud
Chicko
Weather Outlook With Sunny Skies and Mild Turn
A sunny day with cool temperatures and a high in the 30s followed by a warmer tomorrow. Tonight will be clear and not as cold with lows in the 20s. Sunset is 6 25 and sunrise 6 52 a.m. Reports note a high of 32 at 4 25 p.m. yesterday and a low of 18 at 1 45 a.m. today. Details on page 29.
FCC Warns Against Listening In On Private Phone Calls
An FCC spokesman stated listening in on another person’s private conversation is a legal violation under FCC rules. No additional comment was offered by the individual identified as Sigmund Freud, who had been attempting to influence FCC regulation via the ov tale tone.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C
FCC
Sigmund Freud
Vonce
Tale
Opponents win right to hear both sides on sewer project
In Columbia the Westview Park sewer hearing was continued to April 5 with attendance expected from state and county health officials and lawmakers Henry Schriver and John Weeks. Residents pressed for upstream testing and state aid to ease high assessments reaching up to 10 900, amid fears of losing homes. The project plans cover 102 acres with 550 sublets and 170 homes, aiming to service 350 homes, while residents dispute projected future development.
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Columbia
Westview Park Subdivision
State Pollution Board
State
Jerry Keron
Keron
Henry Schriver
John H Weeks
Westview Park
Westview Village
Cuyahoga County
Ronald Schroth
Valleyview Drive
Charles Roberts
Fremont St
Rhodes
Eugene Roberts
Yank death toll near record week
In Vietnam the US Command reported near record weekly American deaths with 542 killed last week, 24 in ground fighting and 48 presumed in a C123 crash near Khe Sanh. Communists suffered about 2,249 killed. South Vietnamese losses were 139 dead and 770 wounded. Ground actions included Con Thien, Ban Me Thuot, and Da Nang area clashes.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Marine
Khe Sanh
U.S. Navy
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Vietnam
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Ban Me Thuot
da Nang
Khe Sanh Marine Combat Base
Avon City Council Rehires E L Tberen on One Year
City Council approves a one year contract to rehire City Engineer E L Tberen after reviewing the prior year's work and budget. The action comes at a regular meeting and sets terms for salary and duties. James Carter notes the decision aligns with ongoing municipal projects and planning timelines.
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Avon— Council
E. L. Teberen
Ohio forms new organized crime fight under Saxbe
In Columbus Ohio the state launches a coordinated attack on organized crime led by Attorney General William Saxbe and the 25 member Ohio Crime Commission. The Criminal Activities Division consolidates informants and bridges federal and local efforts to target rackets across the state. The chief, David Kessler, cites a 7000 criminal file and vows broader action as authorities push to curb home grown inter county frauds.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland Syndicate
Ohio
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Ohio Crime Commission
David Kessler
Kessler
Saxbe
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Columbus
Miners trapped 80 feet down as hope fades in Louisiana shaft
Rescue attempts at the Cargill mine near Morgan City found 80 feet of water in the shaft and smoke in the passages. Two rescuers reported a diesel engine running somewhere, suggesting possible life signs, as officials delayed a second descent to install protective gear.
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Morgan City
UPI
Clayton F. Townemaker
Cargill, Inc
Edward Holeman
Kentucky
Louisiana
Holeman
Gilbert Holmes
Tonnemaker
Elyria City Council Tax Referendum Sparks Heated Session
The Elyria city council discussion on a 1 percent income tax ordinance drew fiery debate from several Republicans and others, but a compromise to earmark at least 25 percent of the estimated 1.6 million for capital improvements emerged. The plan may also let the city retire existing capital improvement debt with the tax funds, with final decision slated for March 13 at a finance committee meeting attended by most council members.
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Elyria
Elyria Rpublicans
Chuckle Snippet and Bargain Dinner Prompt Laughs
A humorous fragment notes a young suitor attempting to woo his beloved while claiming his horn malfunctions. The piece also teases Henry's Pub at Midway Mall with a cheeky line about a $1.95 sizzling steak dinner.
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Midway Mall
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Lorain County Commission
Ondel
Walter Carpenter
Colfax St
James A. Rhodes
Charles Mosher
R-13
Roberts
Columbia Township
New London
Kipton
Camden Township
Lorain
Boca Raton
Fla
United States
Elyria Municipal Court
I. Cee OF
Wellington
Ohio Commission
Barbara Kamp
Ness
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