UF drive chairman appointed for 1964 campaign
William D. Raddatz, president of Electroe-Aloys Division, Ame van Brake Stee Co., named general chairman for the 1964 United Fund campaign in Elva. He previously led the industrial group drive in 1963, which raised $714,687, a 93 percent increase. Raddatz is a CCS vice president and executive committee member, a Chambers of Commerce director, and active in Little League, Boy Scouts, and PTA. He lives at 1085 North Pasadena with his wife Margaret and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Raddatz
Electroe-Aloys
van Brake Stee Co
United Fund
Elva
W. G. Senti
United Community Services
Raddatz
Drive
Raddaz
Te Ccs
Chambers Commerce
Litle League
Boy Scouts
Parent-Teacher Association
Sciowi
Creimman
Elyria
First Congregational
Cauren
North Pasadena
Margaret
William
Tute
Ford union talks continue amid strike vote in Lorain
Negotiations between Ford Motor Co in Lorain and United Autoworkers AFL-CIO Local 4% proceed. Edward P. Mitchell, local president, says no new public details, but a regional team from the international union in Detroit is expected to assist. The 4203 members voted overwhelmingly March 6 to strike if needed over work standards and health and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Iover Co
Lorain
United Autoworkers
Afl-Cio
Edward P. Mitchell
Iocal
Regouaang
Infornational
Detroit
Grand jury to get morals case in Lorain County
Lorain County Grand Jury meets at the courthouse March 28 to hear about forty criminal cases announced by Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus. The docket includes charges of grand larceny burglary forgery assault and more with defendants from Lorain Akron and Cleveland. Several cases involve theft of televisions from stores and other property crimes.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
Paul J. Mikus
Goodrich
Fion
Firestone
Lorain
Frank Makuch
Leonard Whitfield
Linda Lane
Sheffield
Makuch
Grand
Leonard Hopson
William!Coker
Grady Welch
Akron
William Butler TV Land
Cornell Smith
Spruce St
Robert R. Sheen
Cleveland
James Bailey
George Massey
Grafton
Thomas E. Guy
Police and
Sheriff Department
Michaels Leininger
Ninth St
Robert D. Cooper
Norm Ridge Rd
Harry G. Turner
Lorain Blvd
Little Joe
Harry Thomas
Forest Blvd
Avon Lake
Avons Lake
Agnes Jorgensen
James Rd
North Ridgeville
Steven
Cingel
Bernard J. Derdoski
Warrensville
Edward T
iSkingel
Independence
Bell
Goithire
Lakeview
Diego Ramirez
Joseph Melot
Guthrie,Ave
Okia
John Booth Jr
James M. Traver
Clever
Nicanor Rodriguez
Oberlin
Virgil W. Williams
Erie Ave
John W. Winters
St. Lorain
Lee Selzer
Meadow Lane
Carl R Mahaffey
Cleveland St
Eugene Lewis
Elks Lake Erie
Angelo J. Vasi
de Dewey Sve
Norwalk
Benjamin F. Johnson
Virgil E. Dewitt
Pennsylvania Ave
Siaivary Rane
Amherst trustees rezone proposed shop center site
Amherst township trustees approve rezoning affecting about 15 acres along Ackerman Park and Dewey Rd as part of a plan for a shopping center. A citizens committee moves ahead with a master plan for a park site while bids for land use and financing are discussed. A local dentist, Dr Bernard McDonald, 72, died at home after a long illness, with services planned in Elyria and Daytona Beach Florida. memorials to Lorain County Heart Fund suggested.
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Amherst
Ackerman (Park
Rasey Rd
Dewey
Stevel
Rick
Citizens’ Committee ‘Council
Ithe Ciny
Roy T. Ditfenbeugh
Becker
Rundigg
Cleveland Ave
Columbia Township
Bernard McDonald
Ehrria
Cevan
Ireland
Eylia
Gweinnali School of Dentistry
Newark
Ohio
Elyfia
Elyria Savings and Trust
Ethel E. Sourdauvemers
John FR. Sineyami
Wendell Merthe
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dorothy King
Lorain
Frederck King Jr
Berea
Austin McDonald
Austin Carolan
Cavan
Indand
Frenés
Tomorow
Harold Dicken
James Gallacher
St. Agnes
Ship Building unions seek weeklong contract talks
Toledo and Lorain union leaders from American Ship Building yards in Foledo Chicago and Lorain plan to meet company reps this week to negotiate wage contracts aimed at keeping American Ship competitive for Great Lakes orders. Union officials warn of potential layoffs if work dries up, with Toledo and Lorain officials coordinating efforts and leaders traveling to Washington to push the talks.
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Lorain
Foledo
Chicago
Corppany
Stanley A. Midnight
Vue
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Toledo
Assess
CIA
Ciy Council
Amber of Commerce
Susene Gerber
Boilermater Local 5
Toedo
Jory
American Ship
Forza Lexer
Sion
Cin
Wmte
Jiocal
Stip
Ameren Seip
Taird
Co. Teas
Joseph Seastelia
S83
Mullion
Dhe Boilermakers Union
Jorn
van Agdrmght Weiss
Seastella
Washington
Marine Council
Charles A. Mosher
Council hears street complaints over Ward 2 sewers
Elstia City Council discussed poor Ward 2 streets and a recent sanitary sewer project. Councillor Kenneth A. Krueck urged action to repair sunk benches and restore traffic flow on Ward en Aves. His request, along with resident Portia Jones’s complaint about ditches backing water into her home, was referred to Safety Service Director Cowden.
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Elstia
Kenneth A. Krueck
Warden
Parmely and Mortan Aves
Krueck
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Portia Jones
Warden Ave
Council approves creation of new post in water dept
Elyria City Council approves new city posts in water and distribution departments, raises and salary shifts, creating an assistant superintendent, city chemist, and a second superintendent, with funding from the water fund. Debate cites confusion over fund separation and overtime vs base pay. A personnel officer position is to be studied by the finance committee, and the combined secretary for street and recreation departments may be abolished.
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Asl
Twa
Suiperinterworks
Wasiof
Elyria
Fven
Ted Emerich
Kenneth A Rrmeck
Finance Committee
Sanford
Charles V. Neeson
Ater
Amder Civil Service
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Dlam
Frederick M_ me| Xally
Cowden
Ohio panel considers abolishing death penalty in state
Ohio lawmakers debated a constitutional amendment to end capital punishment. Sponsored by House Judiciary Chair Edmund G. James Noble the plan would replace the death penalty with life imprisonment for all eligible crimes and require voter approval at the next general election. The session also saw minor bills advancing and several gubernatorial appointments confirmed.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
General Assembly
House Judiciary
Edmund G. James
Anoble
James A. Rhodes
James
Richard L. Krabach
House Finance Committee
Rhodes’ Board of Regents
Senate Education Committee
Howse
House
Bernice K. Mackenzie
D Stark
Robert H. Longsworth
R-Carroll
Senate
Harold Rirthmiller
Martins Ferry
William J. Webb III
Ottawa Hills
Banking Advisory Board
State pledges help for Kelleys Island recovery plan
Ke ll ey s Island seeks federal aid after the Lime Co. closed, cutting fishing jobs from 46 to 6 and shrinking permanent residents to 135. The island's Economic Development Commission presented a general improvement program to the State Rural Area Development Committee, seeking disaster designation, state study, and potential federal funds. The plan envisions limestone screenings for blocks, reforestation, expanded housing, improved camping and attractions, port upgrades, erosion control, and revived industry and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harvey Eichhart
Secretar
James Bartrop
Erie County Regional Planning Commission
Floren James
Erie County
Joseph Ehrbar
Henry Beatty
Einhart
Washington
Kelleys Island Lime Co
Dynamic Sound Corp
Commission
Rhodes budget lacks Lorain County Community College funds
Governor Rhodes austerity budget presented to the legislature does not specify funds for Lorain County Community College. It lists subsidies for various community colleges totaling about 78 million over the biennium, with per student subsidies set at about 500 dollars annually for first year students and 200 dollars per student per year for Cuya hoza college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Lorain County Community College
Richard Krebach
Curahoga County Community College
Rhowles
Cuyahoza College
Krabach
Coca Cola executive Bradley R. Taylor dies at 67
Bradley R. Taylor, 67, vice president of the Coca-Cola Battling Co., dies Monday in Rhinelander Wisconsin. A nationally known member of the American Legion, he served on the Legion's legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Wis
UPI
Bradley R. Taylor
Coca-Cola Battling Co
American Legion
Tlegion
Fees for Contractors Boosted in City Registration Update
One Spoke from the audience Dr Jann A Kaiko chair of the building lands committee explained the boost aims to fund contractor registration and examinations. The ordinance, passed last year to ease approval, is revived as more realistic with a top fee of 10. For over 300 contractors registered last year renewal fees rise from 10 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taisime
Jann A. Kaiko
Buiding-Lands Committtee
Hts
Katko
SIO
Reverend A Henry Jacobson Dies at 93 in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports the Rev. A Henry Jacobson aged 93, longtime minister and possibly the oldest preacher of the Evangelical Covenant Church of America, died Monday leaving a legacy in church circles.
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Chicago
UPI
A. Henry Jacobson
Evangelical Convenant Church of America
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Ohio Water Commission
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