Lorain County Community College construction starts June
Construction on the first five buildings of Lorain County Community College is scheduled to begin June 14 with an estimated total cost of 3.56 million dollars. Architects Perkins and Will and Finkel and Finkel submitted drawings and a timetable guiding documents to the state and federal agencies, with bids due June 4 and contracts awarded June 11. edificios include technical science and mathematics, the mechanical plant, humanities, and physical education, aiming to complete by August 1, 1966 for September classes.
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Lorain County Community College
Perkins and
Will of
Chicago
Finkel and Finkel, Lorain
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
O'Neil-Sheffield
Mabel Ewing
Max Lerner
American Association of Junior Colleges
Dallas
Tex
Betty Ketchum
Abbe Rd
Sally Grassing
Cleveland Blvd
Lorain
Union talks progress seen in Can strike talks
In Pittsburgh a Federal Mediation Service spokesman said progress is being made to end the strike against American and Continental Can. USW and company representatives have met privately this week after about 32,000 workers at 60 plants walked out March 1 when contract talks collapsed in New York.
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Federal Mediation Service
United Steelworkers Union
USW
New York
Northern rightists lay plans for civil rights protests
Civil rights leaders across the North plan demonstrations to back Negro voter registration in Alabama. Calls for a nationwide march on Washington and boycotts surface as police violence in Selma draws condemnation from state bodies and church groups. CORE chapters are alerted for a potential second Washington march next week.
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United Press International
North
Alabama
Washington
Selma
Ala
Federal
Los Angeles
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
New York
Farmer
White House
Episcopal
James A. Pike
California
Lorain Group Pressures LBJ On Voting Rights Action
Lorain NAACP telegrams Rep. Mosher urging President Johnson to act on equal voting rights. Mosher backs a strong federal bill and says justice department work is slow but ongoing. Rev R J Gordon of Elyria, in a night letter, questions why southern states bar Black voters and urges Johnson to do his duty.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Selma
Ala
Lorain County
Lorain
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles A. Mosher
Johnson
Mosher
Elyria
R. J. Gordon
Second Baptist Church
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Gordon Wired
NAACP
Justice Department
al Head
Allance
Snow Flurries Expected. Weather Maps Highlight Cold Night
Light snow flurries are forecast for Northeast Ohio with not much change in temperature. Increasing cloudiness brings another light snow event and a cold night. Friday remains cloudy with more snow flurries and continued cold. The article also reprints a letter criticizing segregation and urging civil rights action.
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Ohio
Lenten guideposts and a stranger seeking power
Ministers gather in New Jersey for a two day retreat to discuss church renewal. A drunk man named Ernie interrupts, admitting he drinks too much and asks how to access the transformative power discussed, prompting a moment of quiet as they listen.
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New Jersey
Ernie
I 90 Bridge Plan Reignites Berlin Wall Metaphor
Lorain Minert and the Streets committee clash over Interstate 90 bridge placement in the Ford Road valley. Proposals to span Black River and Ford Road would bisect a planned city park and raise bridge costs, with relocation of Ford Road a financial hurdle. Timmer notes stilt bridges are costly and highway plans predated park options, while Minert pushes for park development and access openings.
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Council
Ford Road
Black River
Berlin Wall
Lorain Minert
Metropolitian Park
Pearl
Henry Lorinert
E. Masheter
Federal
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Park State
Federal Bureau of Area
Timmer
Ford Rd
Elyria
Donald H. Timmer
State Highway Department
Garfield Bridge
Rt. 254
Miner
Jthe County Park Board
Shah of Iran Calls Embassy After Busy Lines
In Liverpool the Shah of Iran tried to test new phone gear. He dialed the Iranian Embassy in London but all circuits were busy. A third attempt reached a wrong number before a pre recorded voice gave the time. Officials were embarrassed.
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Liverpool
England
UPI
Iran
London
Automatic Telephone and Electric Company
U S Forces Expand Bombing Against Viet Cong
U S Air Force jets and fighter bombers conducted secret missions against Communist targets in South Viet Nam while a B57 was lost in napalm raids 390 miles northeast of Saigon. Da Nang based F100s hit suspected supply lines in Laos and Binh Dinh and Phu Yen provinces saw other strikes as Saigon reports a chaotic backdrop of port city unrest and Vietnamese Skyraider aircraft aiding search and rescue.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Tonkin
da Nang
Laos
South Viet Nam
Kannack
Binh Dinh
Phu Yen
Elyria backs Rt. 301 move to Abbe Rd amid opposition
State officials weigh relocating Rt. 301 from Gulf Rd. to Abbe Rd. Elyria council endorses the plan with backing from the Regional Planning Commission and Elyria Chamber of Commerce while Sheffield opposes citing potential harm to Gulf Rd. industrial development. Mayor Sanford supports broader traffic integration though caution remains. A final decision rests with Highway Director Pearl Masketer.
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Rt. 301
Abbe Rd
State
Columbus
Gulf Rd
Elyria Council
Timmer
Pearl E. Masketer
Regional Planning Commission
Thorefare
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Ain
Avon council approves commercial zoning for 87 acre parcel
Avon council approves commercial zoning for an 87 acre parcel. Brownhelm Township trustees seek relocation of Cooper-Foster Park Road instead of dead ending it. Page references and noisy OCR fragments noted.
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Avon Council
Brownhelm Township
Cooper-Foster Park
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