Clearview principal recounts days of tension at school
Lorain area meeting led by Principal Frank Martin surfaced tensions at Clearview High School. About 116 attendees heard accounts of incidents from September to March including dress code concerns, Afro studies efforts, and a March 6 bus incident triggering parent presence and calls for change.
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Lorain
Clearview High School
Frank Martin
Martin
Vance Bell
Avon School Board
Bell
Whyte
Tony Misko
Clearview School Board
Clearview
Lorain County Community College
Cityview
Creserview High faces extended talks after student walkouts
Cilford Breeks criticizes the administration’s incident report as Crestview High School confronts walkouts. Principal Frank Martin and Superintendent William Gillies describe meetings with Cityview groups, Red Cross aid, and Legal Aid Society guidance. A march of white students followed by a gang-fight scare prompts further talks with civil rights groups.
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Cilford Breeks
Minderat
Martin
American Red Cross
Legal Aid Society
Stephen Gurchik
Cityview
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Elyria 1969 Budget Tops Six Million Dollars
The City of Elyria plans a 1969 budget exceeding $6 million with about $2.3 million allocated for operating expenses and major projects. The spending outlines reflect citywide investments across departments and services.
MergerSettlement Clears Brown Fintube Ecological Deal
An out of court settlement ends a court injunction over the Brown Fintube Co of Elyria and Ecological Sciences Corp of Miami Florida. Dissenting stockholders may take 17 per share with a possible 1 per share fee for attorneys. 60 thousand in fees may be awarded to plaintiffs. Brown Fintube to notify holders within 10 days.
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Brown Fintube Co
Elyria
Ecological Sciences Corp
Miami
Fla
Brown
Ecological
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Brown Fintube
Squire, Sanders and
Dempsey
Cleveland
Health group meets tonight in Elyria City Council chambers
The health committee of Elyria City Council will meet tonight at 7 30 in council chambers at city hall. As of this morning the agenda was incomplete said Eugene A Smith R 3 committee chairman.
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Finance Committee
Malcolm C. McDonald
Elyria City
Polluted river forces growers to install ponds
Greenhouse operators along the West Branch of the Rocky River in Columbia Township began using irrigation ponds after pollution from a pickle factory and sewage runoff. Chemicals from fields and weed killers contaminate ditches feeding the ponds, with hot, chemically tainted water and dead fish reported at outlets. The Vermilion River remains the least polluted major local stream.
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Rocky River
Columbia Township
Medina
Brunswick
Lorain County
Pancake Eating Rivalries Highlight Chatham Event
The C T pancake contest pits the Chronicle Telegram against the Cleveland Press Akron Beacon Journal and Medina County Gazette. NEYSA STR0UP and Mike Dungjen Joe Cowden Al Thomas and Robert Aungst vie for bragging rights as Chatham VFW hosts the Maple Syrup Sugarbush event. The annual contest crowns a new champ due to ill health. Proceeds boost Chatham civic projects with prizes and prestige on the line at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Chatham
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Press
Akron Beacon-Journal
Medina County Gazette
Chatham Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Neysa Stroup
C-T
Mike Dungjen
Gazette
Joe Cowden
Press
Medina County
al Thomas
Beacon
Chatham Vfw
Bluecoats of Lorain County Launch Member Drive
In Lorain the Bluecoats initiate a membership drive at the office of attorney Ray L. Miraldi. Miraldi, the group's secretary, presents a $100 check alongside another from the sheriff as dues begin at 100 dollars with up to 100 dollars yearly assessments. Funds aid families of police and fire personnel killed in duty.
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Lorain
Ray L. Miraldi
Miraldi
The
Bluecoats
Bluecoats of Lorain County, Inc
Elyria High drug probe nears conclusion
An intensive Elyria High School drug investigation is near its end as police and officials prepare wrap up interviews with students this week. Six juveniles were charged in juvenile court with delinquency, and officers expect further charges from the remaining interviews.
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Elyria High School
William R. Bates
Bates
Steve Chezinski
Elyria High
Lorain Council Debates Repeal of Safety Pay Increases
Lorain council considers repealing part of the safety pay ordinance. Mayor Mathna argues the repeal will protect the city’s capital improvements program while noting 1969 appropriations of 4.8 million dollars and a planned base pay of 9 000 for next year.
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Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Mathna
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