College Denied Full Accreditation at Lorain County Community College
Lorain County Community College has been denied full accreditation by North Central Association and placed on candidate status for three years. President Max J. Lerner cites faculty administration divisions and weak library facilities as main faults, while audit notes organizational changes and faculty mistrust. A follow up evaluation will occur when the college is ready.
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Lorain County Community College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Max J. Lerner
Chicago
Lerner
North Central
Board of Trustees
Bank to appeal foreclosure rule in Lorain case
An old Lorain County Common Pleas rule about deposits by sheriff sale bidders is headed to the Ninth District Court of Appeals. The dispute centers on D E Corp of Lorain and its $8 335 deposit on a bid for the House of Champions tavern in Avon Lake, later sold again with the bank as sole bidder for 72 000. The bank argues the deposit should offset its loan deficit while a court ruled D E must pay a $100 contempt fine.
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Sheriff Sales
Ninth District Court of Appeals
D&e Corp
Lorain
Sheriff’s Sale
House of Champions
John C. Spanick
Walker Road
Avon Lake
D&e
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Viet Cong rejects South Viet talks in Paris
The Viet Cong dismissed South Vietnam's secret peace talk offer as a Nixon administration maneuver. The talks stalled over Laos and Cambodia, with Lodge noting North Vietnamese troops in Laos and violations of Cambodia's border. The NLF indicated no immediate command, while allied sources said VC acceptance could open rapid talks on troop withdrawals.
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Paris
UPI
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Nixon
Laos
Cambodia
Nguyen van Thien
Washington
Vietnam
Thien
Tional Liberation Front
United States
Lodge
Vientiane
Saigon
Hanoi
Kiem
NLF
North Vietnam
Eisenhower Condition Worsens Despite Medical Efforts
Doctors report former President Dwight D. Eisenhower growing weaker as congestive heart failure persists. Brig. Gen. Frederic Hughes notes the condition unchanged and that Mrs. Eisenhower remains at his side while President Nixon visited briefly yesterday.
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Hughes
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Nixon
Elyria man indicted in LSD drug raid cases
Federal narcotics agents arrested Timothy R. Sabota 19 of 535 Broad St in a Feb 28 raid on a Broad Street apartment. Sabota is indicted for possession and sale of hallucinogens and running a house for their sale. 120 high strength LSD tablets were seized. Other arrests include a 21 year old and two teenagers with cases pending. The raid linked eight Elyria High School students to drug trafficking and a separate grand jury indicted Richard F. Johnson 20 Oberlin College student for marijuana possession after police stop for two traffic violations. Additional cases heard for future consideration involve four more Lorain County residents. Sabota and Johnson face arraignment with 14 others before Judge Mikus. One defendant, Thomas J. Moyer 2, faces misdemeanor hallucinogen charges and will be heard in Elyria Municipal Court. Indictments may extend to felonies. marijuana cases awaiting future action include Russell D. Little 19, Melvin R. Murray 32, Joe N. West 36, and Carolyn L. Bromley 23, all of Lorain.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Timothy R. Sabota
Broad St
Elyria High School
Richard EF. Johnson
Oberlin College
Sabota
Johnson
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Lorain
Russell D. Little
Melvin R. Murray
Joe N. West
Carolyn L. Bromley
Amherst weighs ballot for urban renewal vote
Amherst officials consider placing urban renewal on the ballot after council balked at a petition. Councilman De Paola seeks an initiative to let residents vote on renewal with a public meeting set for April 8 at city hall. He notes contracts would be signed with federal agencies by late summer and hopes a voter referendum delays the project until November.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Robert Renouard
City Hall
DePaola
Chronicle- Telegram
John Vasconi
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
de Paola
Hooded dentist drills again
Quincy based dentist M F Slusher developed a rare allergy to dentine dust causing asthma attacks when drilling. To continue practice he wears a plastic helmet with a personal air supply, limiting exposure to about 15 minutes a day to stay well.
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Quincy
Wash
M. F. Slusher
Slusher
Water pollution actions vary among Lorain county groups
A late installment in a Lorain County pollution series notes that not all authorities with power to curb water pollution are taking action, highlighting differing responses as of page 17.
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Lorain County
Bride’s Cooking Gets the Better of Him at Meyer Goldberg
A humorous ad notes a man stops complaining about his bride’s cooking, implying she has learned or he has. It promotes a sale offering $20 worth of groceries for $5.95 at Meyer Goldberg Supermarkets.
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Meyer Goldberg
International Center planned for Lorain by ethnic group
The International Association outlined plans for a $600000 plus two story 31000 square foot center next to Lakeview Park featuring an auditorium museum gallery and ethnic displays. The site near the tennis courts was favored for proximity to the park and lake with a 1971 completion target and a broad fundraising drive to be launched before this summer's festival.
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Lorain
The
International Association
Association
Leo) Koury
Koury
Woodrow W. Mathna
Lakeview Park
Weather outlook with clouds and cold temperatures
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a low in the 20s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy and a bit warmer with a chance of light snow. Highs around the 30s to 40s. Saturday looks cloudy and colder with snow flurries. Sunset 6 47 p m today sunrise 4 19 a m tomorrow details page 21.
North Ridgeville Soldier Wins Bronze Star and Marries
Arthur J. Shull, a sergeant with the 25th Division radio unit in Cu Chi Vietnam, receives the Bronze Star for ground operations. He and Bonnie Roush wed last Saturday, and plan to move to Germany after his May 2 leave. Shull, 22, a North Ridgeville High School graduate, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shull.
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North Ridgeville
Arthur J. Shull
Shull
U.S Army
Vietnam
Cu Chi
Saigon
Signal Corps
Bonnie Roush
Maddock Rd
Munich
Germany
North Ridgeville High School
Chronicle-Telegram
Arthur Shull
Ridgeview Blvd
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al Bank
Bank
Cong
S. Viet
Tan Buu Kiem
S Na
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
By Darrell Garwood
Elyrian
Thomas Moyel
Bath St
Eyrin
Moyer
M.F. Slusher
Quincey, Wash
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