Diabetes Detection Clinics Across County In May
Area health agencies unite to find undiagnosed diabetics. More than two million Americans are said to have diabetes without knowing it, prompting countywide clinics in May. Tests are free and open to residents over 35, overweight individuals, relatives of diabetics, and mothers who bore babies weighing nine pounds or more.
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L. Romaine Hufford
R.N
Lorain County
Health Departments
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Proval
Lorain County Medical Society
Doman Buys Cleveland Street Block Plans Expansion
Dennis S. Doman buys the Cleveland Street Longfellow Street building from Lowi Steinberg. Doman plans to move Doman's Musicland Studio to the site by July 12 with remodeling and unit changes, while two existing tenants remain. Steinberg retains interests in local businesses including Little Brown Jug Collins Auto Parts and Dairy Creme.
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Cleveland Street
Longfellow Street
Dennis S. Doman
Lowi
Steinberg
Doman
Musicland
Cleveland St
Little Brown Jug
Collins Auto Parts
Dairy Creme
Ins
Hammon
Cleveland
Northeast Ohio Treasurers Meet at Lorain Holiday Inn
Lorain County Treasurer J. Grant Keys hosted the Northeast Ohio Treasurers Association meeting at the Holiday Inn. Officials and staff from 23 counties attended a luncheon, business meeting, and general discussion.
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Lorain
J. Grant Keys
Northeast Ohio
Holiday Inn
Keys
Oberlin group raises funds for Poor People's March
Oberlin College support committee gathered more than 200 dollars Friday to back the Poor People’s March. Julia Forsythe, a sophomore from Medford New Jersey, said the amount could support one poor person in Washington for three months. Committees to draft legislative statements on jobs education housing health and welfare and a negative income tax will meet May 9 and 10 in Washington.
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Oberlin
Oberlin, College Support Committee For the Poor People’s March
Julia Forsythe
Medford, N.J
Washington
Forsythe
Congress
Wilder Hall
Oberlin College
Rhodes Dedicates New Fruehauf Plant in Westerville
Gov. Rhodes joins Fruehauf Corp executives and local leaders to dedicate a new Jow-bed trailer plant on an 81 acre site in Westerville. The 120000 square foot concrete steel facility includes 105000 square feet of manufacturing space, with A H Hoffer noting a two year site search across seven states. Fruehauf, based in Michigan, operates 11 Ohio facilities including Delphos Avon Lake Akron Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Toledo and Youngstown.
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Westerville
UPL
James A. Rhodes
Fruehaul Corp
Fruehaul
A. H Hoffer
Rhodes
Hoffer
Fruehaus
Ohio
Delphos
Avon Lake
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
W O Larson Foundation awards 13 scholarships
The W O Larson Foundation granted 13 scholarships ranging from 100 to 400 dollars to students from Midview Keystone Elyria and Black River high schools. Recipients include Dianne Weisheit Richard Farman Wayne Goodman Brenda Conrad Gary Atkinson Donna Linden Claude Sword Lynne Marsh Curtis Karpinski Nadine Rotunda Steven Pastor and Susan Nagy. Two $400 awards are renewable if recipients maintain a B average.
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Grafton
W.O. Larson Foundation
W. O. Larson Foundry Co
W. O. Larson
Madview
Augdon Ditch tiling advances in Elyria council action
Elyria water committee authorized preliminary cost estimates for tiling Augdon Ditch. The project would cost about 60 000 dollars at 36 dollars per foot, with fill dirt needed and assessments proposed against benefiting properties. The ditch runs from the Ohio Turnpike south of Duffey Street to Howard Street, extending into North Ridgeville and under Sherwood Forest development.
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Augdon Ditch
Water Committee
Elyria City
Augdon Drive
Robert Klempeder
Kleinseder
Ohio Turnpike
Howard Street
Klemoeder
North Ridgeville
White Oak
Duffey Street
Sherwood Forest
H&j Company
Georgetown Ave
Malcolm D McDonald
Two Elyria Children Hurt in Separate Vehicle Crashes
Two Elyria children were injured yesterday in separate crosswalk incidents near their homes. Michael A. Fonseca, 6, was struck on Livermore Avenue by Harold C. Wilgus, 50, and Thomas W. Seabold, 2, was hit on Finwood Court as a vehicle backed by Joan B. Grambley, 38, struck him. both were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
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Elyria
Michael A. Fonseca
Wilder Dr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Michael
Livermore Avenue
Harold C. Wilgus
Thomas W. Seabold
Finwood Cr
Thomas
Finwood Court
Joan BE. Grambley
Finwood Ct
Personal tax collections reach half in county report
Deputy Lorain County Auditor William Trepoy announced that personal tax take totals 521,626 with about 56 percent of returns tabulated. The deadline passed yesterday and 14,000 taxpayers participate, while real estate taxes begin first half collection with a May deadline and an anticipated 14 million total.
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Lorain County
William Trepoy
Trepoy
Joseph J. Mitock
J. Grant Keys
Keys
CEI Union Keeps Working As Talks Continue At Avon Lake
Local 270 of the Utility Workers union and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co negotiate a three year contract that expired at midnight. About 200 employees at the Avon Lake generating station stay on duty as mediators plan talks in Cleveland. The union previously struck for 58 days last year over wage reopener terms, with a 17 to 25 cent per hour raise ratified last June 27. The company serves Avon Avon Lake and four other northern Ohio counties.
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Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Avon Lake
Local 270
Utility Workers of America
Cleveland
Avon
Loram County
Ohio
Driver dies after one car crash near Elyria
James A. Shoulders, 20, of Elyria died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Rt 113 west of Elyria. Four occupants were ejected when the car overturned near West Ridge Road following a fight at a service station.
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Rt 113
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James A. Shoulders
Rt 58
Larian County Sheriff's
Shoulders
Rt. 13
West Ridge Road
Clarence Carroll
East Ave
David 2. Smith
East River St
Theodore Smi U
High St
Smith
Carroll
Rts
Lorain County
Wounded bartender shows signs of recovery after bar shooting
A bartender wounded in an April 23 shooting at the L M bar on Lake Avenue is improving at Elyria Memorial Hospital Michael J Oleksa 56 of Idlewood Drive remained in serious condition after being in critical condition He and Robert Perkins 21 of Lodi Street were charged in the incident with arraignment postponed while another suspect Joseph Lewis 18 of Longson Avenue is hospitalized from injuries they allegedly suffered during the escape
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L&m
Lake Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Michael J. Oleksa
Idlewood Dr
Robert Perkins
Lodi St
Oleksa
Elyria
Joseph Lewis
Longson Ave
Clearview board awards school building contract
LORAIN Roth Brothers Contractors from Norwalk won a 246,213 dollar general contract for additions to Clearview High School and Darling Elementary School. The low bid of six, awarded at a special meeting, covers remodeling and site improvements with seven rooms added at Clearview and two at Barong.
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Lorain
Roth Brothers Contractors
Norwalk
Clearview High School
Darling
Clearview
Barong
Burns, Inc
Electrical
Boyle
Ohio license plate sales expected to reach $100 million
Ohio Revenue from license plates for the 1968 registration year is forecast at $100 million, says Registrar Fred Rice. The initial $63 million distribution to counties townships and municipalities will be made in early May, funded by tag sales from March 16 to April 1.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Fred Rice
Chronicle-Telegram Wins Merit in Safe Driving Campaign
The Chronicle-Telegram received a merit certificate in an annual safe driving campaign by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the International Circulation Managers Association. The Circulation Department logged 566 988 miles in 1967 without an accident, with 35 drivers averaging over 1 800 miles daily.
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Chronicle-Telegram
American Newspaper Publishers Association
International Circulation Managers Association
Edward H. Murphy
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