Turn On Drugs Panic Hits Lorain County
FDA agents arrested six suspects in Lorain and nearby areas over a five month drug trafficking probe started after The Chronicle Telegram urged action. The report details common street names and dangers of barbiturates and amphetamines, noting risks of overdose and long term dependence.
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Editoh
Ohio
U.S. Food and Administration
Chronicle- Telegram
FDA
Ohio faces 5.7 billion need for roads by 1985
Ohio must raise about 5.7 billion dollars over the next two decades to build and improve highways, the state highway department reports. Projected 1975 to 1985, revenues total 32 billion with 2.5 billion gap if federal aid ends, plus rising maintenance and a new transportation research center.
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UPI
Ohio
Highway Department
P.E. Masheter
American Association of State Highway Officials
Congress
Masheter
Department
Columbus Linden-McKinley beats Cleveland East Tech 88 to 36
Columbus Linden-McKinley routed Cleveland East Tech 88 to 36 for the state schoolboy Class AA basketball title last Saturday. The writer notes East Tech’s loss, mentions personal picks and family ties, and references Edward Lichtenberg, Linden-McKinley director of instrumental music and former Midview High student.
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Edward Lichtenberg
Columbus
Linden-McKinley
Panthers
Lichtenberg
Midview High
Ohio State University
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East Tech
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Easter eggs from Araucana hens spark curiosity in Eaton Township
Mrs. Geiger of Giles Road and Durkee Road keeps six Araucana hens that lay colored eggs blue and green with age darkening the shade. Experts debate origins from Chile to Malaya and note the birds are rumpless with crests.
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Iowa
Fred Geigers
Giles Road
Durkee Road
Eaton Township
Chile
South America
Webster City
Geiger
Oberlin Laundry Plant Fire Causes Major Loss
Oberlin fire gutted the Oberlin Laundry and Dry Cleaning plant at 51 South Main St. with customer merchandise destroyed. Co owner Clifford Loflin estimated replacement value at 200000 for machinery, noting not all equipment was damaged and a 15000 pressing unit was new. Cause under investigation.
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Oberlin
Clifford Loflin
Loflin
South Main St
John
Oberlin College
Lossin
Agway to close Huron feed plant by June first
Agway Inc. announced it will end production at the cooperative's feed plant in Huron by June 1. The move affects about 120 workers as the facility winds down operations.
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Agway
Huron
Elyria nun wins journalism study grant
Sister Mary Agnes Ann of Elyria District Catholic High School is among 22 teachers awarded The Newspaper Fund summer study grants funded by the Wall Street Journal. She will study at the University of Minnesota from June 19 to July 14 with tuition, room and board provided and graduate credits possible.
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Elyria
Newspaper Fund
Wall Street Journal
Mary Agnes Ann
SNC
Elyria District Catholic High School
University of Minnesota
Coast Guard breakthrough planned for Lake Erie ice repair
The 110 foot Coast Guard Cutter Kaw is sent to break ice on Lake Erie near Kelleys Island to repair an underwater power cable. One of three lines from Marblehead Peninsula was damaged, but residents remain powered by other cables. if another fails, heat and light could be at risk.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Kaw
Lake Erie
Kelleys Island
Marblehead Peninsula
Lorain County Voter rolls shrink by 8100 as primary nears
Lorain County loses 8100 registered voters from 92,123 in November 1966 to 83,947 due to off year apathy and a state rule removing those who did not vote for two straight years. Elyria accounts for about 6500 decertifications while 2288 registered anew before the deadline.
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Lorain County
Lila M. Black
Black
Board of Elections
Elyria
Lorain
New York Times Praises Oberlin College Choir in Town Hall
The 65 voice Oberlin College Choir directed by Dr. Robert Fountain gave its ninth recital of the cerennial year program at Town Hall in New York. The New York Times called the performance "as great a pleasure to hear as ever."
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Oberlin College
New York
Town Hall
New York Times
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Times
Robert Fountain
Zeis Named Superintendent at No 1 Plant on Huron Street
Brown Fintube Co. promotes three executives with Edward J. Skiba citing changes. Carl W. Zeis Jr becomes superintendent at the No 1 Huron Street plant, a 1984 hire and former production control manager. He is a Dartmouth graduate and ex-W D Anderson Co. employee residing at 320 Florence Ct Bay Village. Jerry Drake named production control manager of all Elyria plants.
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Edward J. Skiba
Carl W. Zeis Jr
Huron St
Dartmouth University
W. D. Anderson Co
Cleveland
Florence Ct
Bay Village
Jerry Drake
Elyria
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