Clearview votes 15 mill levy to cover deficit
Clearview school board considers a flat 15 mill levy to cover a 1971 budget deficit of 147,797 and debt to May Co. The plan, urged by residents, would also address 50,213 owed for retroactive May Co. assessments. Lorain and Vermilion districts complicate the funding, with officials wary of annexation and tax changes.
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Ford
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Vermilion
Whyte Ear
Giles Board
Edsit
William Gilhes
Gilhes
Gillies
Clearview Board
Tony Maisko
Ohio
Calhtes anded later Clearview schools vow no service cuts
Local leaders pledged no bus, cafeteria, or athletic cuts despite missile threats. We will run until closing with the best program, they said, stressing there will be no service reductions. Misko added he foresees no changes to operations.
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Clearview
Misko
Two killed general hurt in Viet helicopter crash
A US Army Americal Division helicopter crashed on a jungle hillside killing Lt. Col. Robert J. Thomas and Spec. 4 Ray Murphy. Maj. Gen Lloyd B Ramsey and five others were injured or exposed to rain and cold. Ramsey, 51, suffered a broken left arm but was in good condition. The crash near Chu Lai occurred Tuesday at 4 p.m. in thick fog with the cause under investigation.
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Connersville
Ind
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Lima
Ohio
Stephen C. Pike
Enterprise
Ala
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San Diego
Calif
Mickie L. Reed
Brownsville
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North Vietnamese advance pushes Laos civilians to flee
North Vietnamese forces moved south in Laos with Sam Thong base captured and rockets fired on Long Cheng headquarters, driving up to 18,000 civilians and troops to evacuate. Airlifted evacuees included many uniformed soldiers, some wounded, as mercenaries reportedly entered to bolster Long Cheng defenses amid an estimated 3,500 advancing enemy fighters.
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U.S
Vang Pao
Computer enlists as listener in Glasgow hospital trials
Seventy patients at Glasgow's Southern General Hospital take part in 20 minute consultations with a polite computer called Dodo. It asks about ailments via 100 programmed questions and the patient answers Yes No or I dont know. The project aims to compare machine and physician findings, with hopes the computer could help collect case histories if results prove favorable.
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Southern General Hospital
Dodo
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Wilfrid Cad
Glasgow University
Avon council seeks balance of income and outgo
Avon council discusses aligning incoming funds with expenditures as budget year progresses. Officials review revenue projections and spending commitments, aiming to avoid deficits and maintain essential services.
Weather Drizzle and Clouds Carried Into Weekend
Drizzle and cloudy skies with a cool pattern set tonight and tomorrow. Lows dip into the low 30s with a 46 percent precipitation chance tonight and 60 percent tomorrow. Northeast winds rise from tonight to tomorrow as high and low temperatures reach the upper 30s and low 40s.
Strike widens as postmen defy court orders
Angry letter carriers defied government courts and leadership in an illegal metropolitan strike over wages. Reports from Milwaukee Chicago Kansas City and Houston show strong sentiment. Suburban communities near New York join or plan walkouts as Postmaster Blount suspends pay and embargoes first class mail while urging workers to return.
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Kansas City
Houston
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New Jersey
New York City
Blount
Post Office
Elyria P O clamps hold on NY mail
Elyria postmaster Michael J. Lotko said all mail bound for New York City from Elyria will be held at the local office until the New York letter carrier strike ends. More than 800 pieces are already delayed and patrons are urged not to mail to New York to avoid further accumulation. Suburbs affected include Bronx Brooklyn Flushing Far Rockaway Jamaica Long Island City Staten Island Mineola Hicksville Riverhead.
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Michael J. Lotko
Postal Inspection Office
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Brooklyn
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Far Rockaway
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Staten Island
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Hicksville
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Ousted Cambodia leader accused of corruption
Cambodia’s National Assembly deputies voted to depose Prince Norodom Sihanouk amid charges of corruption, murder, nepotism, and aiding Viet Cong. Debates cited alleged gambling profits, executions, and waste of funds. Sihanouk’s wife and mother-in-law allegedly profited. his brother-in-law’s resignation noted. Cairo- or Phnom Penh reports indicate instability as Phnom Penh streets saw clashes with Vietnamese forces nearby.
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Phnom Penh
Nixon Proposes Down Payment Free FHA Home Loans
The Nixon administration sent a housing bill to Congress proposing FHA loans without a down payment, replacing the current 10 percent down rule while preserving veterans loans. The plan would cap settlement costs and allow closings with no more cash than those costs.
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UPI
Nixon Administration
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lorain Sees 5.18 Million 1970 City Budget Plan
Lorain officials warn the 1970 appropriations proposal will exhaust the general fund leaving only a small contingency. Auditor Antone Ujhelyi cites wage and pension hikes for police and fire as the main driver, with raises from 8000 to 9000 and higher pay steps. The measure goes to the council finance committee for review before April 1.
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Lorain
Antone Ushelyi
Ujhelyi
Woodrow Mathna
Ushelyi
Council
Elyria Lorain County build pact approved by city council
Elyria City Council unanimously approved a pact with Lorain County for a downtown county buildings project. The plan includes borrowing 200000 to acquire one acre at Third Street and Middle Avenue and a land purchase by Elyna Development Co. The borrowing ordinance becomes effective after 30 days. Council said the deal, while not ideal, is the best negotiable option with future redevelopment benefits expected.
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Reichhin
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Dale C Kellogg
Civ
Downtown county offices plan may cost Elyria up to 1.6 million
City council heard figures at a public hearing showing Lorain County buildings downtown could cost Elyria from 700000 to 1680000 with possible higher totals. Critics urged clearer cost details and more county participation while supporters cited downtown revitalization, tax base growth, and citywide benefits. Parking alone was estimated at 500000 to 1200000, with 400 spaces to be provided near the future county administration building at Third Street and Middle Avenue.
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Elyna
Third Street
Middle Avenue
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