Rep Mosher voices concern over Fuller Road housing plan
Rep Charles A Mosher voiced worry that the Fuller Road low income housing project could create de facto segregation and a segregated school. He said HUD must consult school authorities and noted a work stop order on the project while districts review potential student impacts.
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Washington
Charles A Mosher
R-13
Fuller Road
Mosher
Nathan Johnson
Capital
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Elyria
Midview
George Smittie
HUD
Prime rate cut signals broader bank rate moves in Ohio
Cleveland Trust Co and Society National Bank of Cleveland reduce the prime rate to 8 percent. In Lorain County the rate also drops to 8 percent automatically. Banks across Akron and Cleveland study or implement the cut following Irving Trust Co. move, affecting loans and consumer credit.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Co and Society National Bank of Cleveland
Lorain County
Ro Jay Fitch
Elyria Savings and Trust
Akron
Cleveland Trust
Ohio
Irving Trust Co
New York
First
National Bank of
American Bank of Commercce
Akron National Bank & Trust
Firestone Bank
Goodyear Bank
Market opens higher after record rally
New York traders push stocks up at the open following yesterday’s large gain. The Dow Jones average rises to 790.13, up 16.37 points, as volume hits 17.3 million shares, the busiest since December 31.
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New York
Midwest blizzard and tornado outbreak disrupts Chicago
Severe winter storm blankets Chicago with over 10 inches of snow and 50 mph winds. Airports and roads shut, schools closed, transit disrupted as plows struggle and power lines fall. Tornado activity extends from the Midwest to Arkansas and Illinois, causing property damage and hail.
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Chicago
Gulf Coast
Illinois Central
Chicago Northwestern
O'Hare International
Michigan
Indiana
Detroit Edison Co
Detroit
Midwest
Arkansas
Illinois
Sheridan
Ark
Pine Bluff
Sick call slows airline traffic at Oberlin center
A walkout by 44 of 120 Oberlin air traffic controllers plus nationwide shortages caused hundreds of delays and cancellations. Cleveland Hopkins reported delays up to ninety minutes as Oberlin staffing lagged. FAA curbed Cleveland route traffic, and Chicago airports faced weather disruptions. The strike, led by the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization over working conditions, tested federal restraining orders and potential subpoenas.
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Ohio
Oberlin Air Traffic Control Center
East
Oberlin Center
Chicago - To
New York
Lester Powell
Cleveland
Cleveland Hopkins
Hopkins
Oberlin
Federal Aviation Administration
Chicago
Midway
O’hare
Weather Flurries and Cold Outlook Ahead
Cloudy and colder tonight with a chance of snow flurries and lows in the upper 20s. Tomorrow remains cloudy and chilly with highs in the upper 20s and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Westerly winds 15 to 25 mph tonight easing to 10 to 13 mph tomorrow. Sunset 6 46. Sunrise 6 28. High 43 at 4 36 today. Low 38 at 7 p.m. Details page 16. O'Henrys Pub Midway Mall offers steaky cocktails and entertainment.
Strike Ends as Postal Negotiations Continue
Negotiators from the postal unions and Postmaster General Blount declare the strike over with normal service returning. Troops are largely sent home while talks on a new pay bill resume, delaying action in Congress.
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Washington
Post Office
Post Office Department
Senate
House
Winton M. Blount
Gale W. McGee
D-Woo
Senate Post Office Committee
Blount
Pentagon
New York
James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Congress
Suit against Chronicle-Telegram dismissed in libel case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly dismissed a 1.65 million libel suit against The Chronicle Telegram and reporter Dennis Hessler. Robert and Ruby Baisden alleged a defamatory Aug 31 and Sept 7 article about their West Virginia family. The demurrer argued no legal cause of action and was sustained.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Chronicle-Telegram
West Virginia
Robert
Ruby Baisden
Frankfort St
Dennis Hessler
Hessler
L. R. Aschenbach
Atty
Richard F Gonda
Cleveland
Elyria and Lorain County Pact Spurs Rt 57 Bridge Plan
Elyria officials moved to fulfill provisions of the city county agreement paving the way for redesign of the Rt 57 extension bridge downtown. The project ties to a federally aided renewal effort and involves Richland Engineering and City Planning Associates with plans to reduce costs by repurposing land for the bridge.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Second Street
Mansfield
Richland Engineering, Ltd
City Planning Associates, Inc
Mishawaka
Ind
Elvrra
Rt 57
Third
Middle
Elvrra Development Co
Pentagon denies marijuana role in My Lai massacre
The Pentagon rejects claims that marijuana use by US troops influenced the My Lai killings in March 1968. Senate testimony alleged high marijuana usage among GIs, with witnesses claiming 50 percent or more had tried cannabis. Pentagon officials provided last year’s usage stats and stressed no evidence linked drugs to the Son My operation.
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API
Pentagon
Vietnam
My Lai
Senate
Ronald Leidenhour
Thomas J Dodd
Army
Son My Lai
Ridenhour
Ms Lai
Dodd
Fim
William Mack
Defense
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South Shore Railroad
Oberlin Watch
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