Debt rules differ plan for city payments
An editorial urges Elyria and similar communities to demand restraint in federal spending to ease local debt. It argues cities must plan debt payments, warns of credit downgrades if ignored, contrasts municipal debt with federal deficits, and calls readers to write Senators Lausche and Young and Rep. Mosher to protest high taxes and advocate spending cuts.
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Washington
State Capitol
Elyine
Elyrcie
Ejria
Elyria
Dred
Frank
Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Charles A. Mosher
Leusche
Rep
Mosher
Mai
Sen. Young
New Frontier
Elvrra
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam Zives
Kennedy
Congress
Long service appreciated in Lorain County auditor transition
Frank Ayres retires after 32 years in public service at Lorain County auditor’s office with 20 years as county auditor. Joseph Mitock, a Democrat, to take over as county auditor Monday. County government shifts leave three Republicans in elective offices and a fully Democratic budget commission.
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Lorain County
Frank Ayres
County Audilor
Ayres
Finis
Lorain
Dugring
Mr. Ayres
Republiccan
Vernon Smith
H. B. Agate
Donald Patterson
Joseph Mitock
Lorain City
Mitock
Insurance and licensing reform urged in readers' letter
A reader proposes mandatory liability insurance for all car owners and using license plates only after presenting a paid policy. The letter argues affordability for owners and cites accidents with uninsured drivers as ongoing bad outcomes, asking for legal action to require insurance. The page also includes reader concerns about perceived editorial bias and calls for newspaper impartiality in political coverage.
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Jom de Tillie
Apsie Ave
Lorain
Gratitude of a life in Seattle sports writing
The account recalls Barney Ross and Royal Brougham in Seattle as they reflect on boxing, journalism, and mentorship. Portus Baxter’s influence spans decades from editor to benefactor, with Baxter’s will revealing a surprise legacy to Royal Brougham.
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Seatile
Wash
Barney Ross
Royal Brougham
Ross
Barney
Brougham
The
Post-Intelligencer
Dunlap Baptist Church
Creer
Royal
Paper
Portus Baxter
Baxter
Seattle Baxters
Porcus
Post -Intelligencer
Seattle
Mount Rainier
Baster
Washington Huskies
Ports Baxter
BSN
Porws
Bu Bronspam
Portus
Sail
Roval
America
Poros
Old Portus Bexier
Portcs Baxter
Nerton
Porms Baxter
Civil Rights Commission Report Highlights Settlement Trend
The Onicivil Rights Commission third annual report notes that in eight months after a public accommodations law enacted Oct 24 1961, more discrimination cases in public places were settled than in 78 years under old laws. It cites examples across taverns, restaurants, motels, and other venues, reports voluntary compliance, and emphasizes education and conciliation over punishment.
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Onicivil Rights Commission
Ore
Commission
Cuban middle class fate in Castro era critique
A critique arguing Latin American stagnation and rise of communism link to a permeated middle class. The piece cites Cuba before Castro as relatively prosperous with growing professional classes, electricity, railways, and sugar wealth, then blames two renegade middle-class figures Fidel Castro and Che Guevara aided by Raul Castro for subverting Cuba. It asserts U.S. recognition of this social pathology could curb communist infection.
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Cuba
Dade County
Florida
Frost Overseas
Latin America
Casase
Mexico
Brazil
Batista
Shepard
Rale
Lavoyers
Castro
Miami
Dé Cuba
Fidel Casino
Bantam
Guatemala
Ernesto
Che” Guevera
Fidel
Afami
United States
Raul
Fidel Castro
Russia
Che Guevara
Lynch
Guaatemalan
Raul Castro
Washington
Ohio director Chase aims to link research to Ohio industry
Warren H. Chase Jr elected as director of commerce by Gov. James A. Rhodes. He plans an inventory of Ohio engineering colleges to assess needs and propose a statewide research program linking universities, industry, and technology. He stresses expanding two to four year technical schools to supply technicians for advanced production.
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Columbus
Department Iing
Ebedes
Chase
Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
Board of Regents
Mudwest
Optimistic motorist warned by patrols today
A colorful note quotes Grandpappy claiming a driver is an optimist if he thinks police will not be around to tag cars today. The humor suggests persistent enforcement and scrutiny on traffic rules.
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Paw
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Pere Stevenson
C. R. Stokley
L. P. Reisinger
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Caroside-Telegram
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rou Px
Chronicle- Telegram
Jim Bishop
By Ted Wood
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CRC
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Haskell
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Grandpappy
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