Elyria Eyes High Rise Public Housing Hy Wyck Plaza Plan
The Lorain County housing authority seeks federal funds to lease 200 units in a downtown Elyria high rise named Hy Wyck Plaza. The 20 story building would include 16 story apartments and 3 floors of commercial space with 80 conventional units, costing about 125 per month per unit. Architect Madison designed the project with a preferred site between Cedar and East Bridge streets north of Broad Street.
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Elyria
Hy-Wyck Plaza
Lotain Metropolitan Housing Authority
Rice
Authority
Madison - Madison - Madison, Cleveland Architects
Cedar
East Bridge Streets
Broad Street
Firestore
Barber Motors
Black River
Cascade Park
North Ridgeville
Midway Plaza Office Building Planned Near Mall
Terminal Management Inc of Cleveland outlines plans for a three story office building of 33 000 square feet on land north of Midway Mall near the corner of Midway Boulevard and Moran Street. An option on a adjacent 58 000 square foot parcel west of a First National Bank of Elyria branch has been secured with construction set to begin mid year and occupancy aimed for early 1970. The firm also manages Terminal Tower in Cleveland and operates other structures in Ohio Florida and Wisconsin.
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Terminal Management Inc
Cleveland
Midway Boulevard
Moran Street
First National Bank of Elyria
Terminal
David Jacobs
Jacobs-Visconsi- Jacobs Co
Homer E. Guren
Ohio
Florida
Wisconsin
Washington Faces Change as Leader Shapes Rooney Legacy
A reflection on Washington's evolving role as both symbol and architect of the Rooney era, noting how leadership responsibilities now rest with Washington alongside the recognizable figurehead.
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Washington
Rooney
Ray to plead innocent and seek new trial in King assassination
NSRP chairman Edward Fields announced that James Earl Ray will change his plea to innocent and pursue a new trial for the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination. J. B. Stoner will represent Ray, while Stoner also plans a libel suit against several magazines.
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Savannah
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
National States Rights Party
Edward BR. Fields
NSRP
J. B. Stoner
Stoner
Ray
Tennessee State
Nashville
Nixon to seek extension of 10 percent tax surcharge
President Nixon plans to ask Congress to retain the full 10 percent income tax surcharge through mid-1970 to counter inflation. Republican leaders Dirksen and Ford said the message will be sent to the House and Senate after a White House meeting. The move aims to confront ongoing inflationary trends in the national economy.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Thieu Offers Private Talks With Viet Cong Front
President Nguyen Van Thieu said South Vietnam is ready for private talks with the National Liberation Front on the Paris peace conference sidelines. He stressed no conditions and cited possible discussions with Hanoi or the Front, noting hopeful prospects for a reply from the NLF.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
National Liberation Front
Front
Viet Cong
Paris
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
NLF
United States
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Thieu
Possible S Amherst charges ruling asked
South Amherst officials face scrutiny as councilwoman Gladys Reazer requests research into charges against Mayor Jack Walker and any responsible council members for alleged discrepancies in the mayor's court and unrecorded fees plus building permit issues. Village solicitor Stephen Gurchik is to answer. Lorain County Prosecutor Grunda notes review while awaiting official action. The state auditor’s office is also checking the town’s books.
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Gladys Reazor
South Amherst
Jack Walker
Martin Mathes
Gladys Reazer
Gurchik
Reazor
Grunda
State Auditor’s
Walker
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Weather and municipal court notes from local region
Intermittent light rain mixing with snow this afternoon and tonight gives way to snow flurries with a high near 50 today and a low around 30. Tomorrow remains cool with possible snow flurries and diminishing winds, then a mostly sunny and slightly milder Thursday. Also reports reveal unreported funds and several unreported mayor's court convictions triggering possible suspension. debate over suspending the mayor's court failed 4-2.
Drug case widens to involve Elyria High students
An Elyria drug investigation expands beyond active students to former pupils at Elyria High School. Juvenile Court may file delinquency charges against six boys, four seniors and two sophomores, with two more high school boys questioned yesterday. Police, school officials, and the county prosecutor’s office continue the probe, linking it to a Broad Street narcotics raid but not directly to the raid’s suspects.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Steve Chozinski
Maurice Flood
Elyrians
Chezinski
William R. Bates
Broad Street
Timothy Sabota
Thomas Moyer
EHS
Woman survives five days in mountain wilderness
Marie Jo Hendrickson Elam, 24, walked barefoot through deep snow for five days after her car stalled in the Los Alamos mountain loop. With their seven month old baby wrapped in clothing, the child died from dehydration and exposure while rescuers found Elam nearly exhausted a few days later. Her husband, in Italy with the Air Force, flew home on emergency leave.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Marie Jo Hendrickson Elam
Flam
Los Alamos Medical Center
Italy
Air Force
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Howard T. Rice
Theodore J. Lakacy
Trident Industries Inc
Trident
Charles M. Hyman
Ronald W. Ashley
Lorain County
Artist’s Drawing
Midway Plaza
Midway Mall
Dtes
Nixon
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Pakistan
UPI
Ayub Khan
Moribane
Lula
Karachi
Ayyub
Yahya Khan
Navy
Khan
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cong
Thieuw
Hanoi
Moscow
Peking
S. Amherst
The
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Joseph Grunda
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