Ohio BMW calls for central license plate system in 1959 era
Former Gov DiSalle’s era saw early push for central issuing to curb patronage and license plate thefts. Thomas Ferguson cited Keys’s study showing patronage costly and risky, but reforms stalled as BMV kept local agents and a sprawling system.
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Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Michael V DiSalle
Thomas Ferguson
BMY
Chronicle-Telegram
Grant Keys
Lorain County
DiSalle
Ferguson
Keys
Highway Safety
C-T
Karel Netlark
Elyria
Victor Stewart
Democratic Party
Richard Laux
Anthony J Marsho
Netkirk
Washington
Callaway resigns as Ford campaign manager
Washington reports Howard H Callaway has submitted his formal resignation as President Ford's campaign manager after a White House discussion with Ford. He will be replaced by Rogers C B Morton as Ford's political counselor. The aide said Callaway believes his name will be cleared over alleged Forest Service influence tied to a Colorado ski resort expansion.
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US Forest Service
Colorado Ski Resort
Flu action plan urged now in mass immunization push
Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr Marton Fisher calls for a federal crash program to meet a deadline for mass flu immunization. He notes vaccine production takes months and cites past campaigns, including Salk polio shots and rubella programs, as precedent and urges private doctors to vaccinate in offices for a nominal fee.
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Marton Fisher
Lorain County
Fisher
Lorain County Medical Society
Lora
Elyria
Cuckoo's Nest sweeps top Oscars in historic win
LOS ANGELES AP One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest becomes the first film since 1934 to sweep the four major Academy Awards. Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher win best actor and actress as Miles Forman takes best director. George Burns becomes the oldest Oscar winner at 80.
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Los Angeles
Cuckoo’s Nest
Jack Nicholson
Louise Fletcher
Miles Forman
Lawrence Hayben
Bo Goldman
George Burns
Lee Grant
Fay
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Douglas
Kirk Douglas
Kesey
Academy
UPI
Lebanon's war heats as Arab-Israeli clashes flare
War in the region intensifies as Israeli troops clash with Arab demonstrators in Galilee leaving seven dead, dozens wounded, and hundreds arrested during a general strike. In Beirut and Tripoli Lebanon new fighting and an oil refinery blaze worsen the civil conflict.
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Deir Hanna
Israel
Galilee
West Bank
East Jerusalem
Lebanon
Beirut
Tripoli
Middle East
MENA
Cairo
Al-Hadath
Kafr Shima
Baabda
Gallerie Samaan
Suleiman Frangieh
Aapoll
Nazareth
Tewfik Zayad
West Jordan
Arab Jerusalem
Lakhmin
Weather Outlook With Cooler Temps and Showers
Weather cooler with partial clearing tonight and lows in the upper 30s to the west. A chance of showers to the east with a low near 49. Tomorrow cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers and highs in the 50s. Tonight west 20 percent rain, east 5 percent. Tomorrow west 30 percent, east 40 percent. Winds west to southwest 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise 6 14 am, sunset 6 50 pm. Details on page 8.
Elyria council approves bare bones $11.7 million budget
Elyria City Council unanimously passed a lean 11.7 million appropriation ordinance with no funding for several improvements including street work. Officials urge tighter spending, debt considerations, and bid timing as the city faces wage talks and a remaining deficit.
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Elyria Council
Beverly J. Renner
Renner
Finance Committee
Alan J. Zaleski
Council
Zaleski
Felix J Klimczak
John A. Baird
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