Gilligan welfare push faces key Ohio House gamble
In Columbus Rep. Robert Netzley forecasts Gilligan's welfare budget will largely pass with limited cuts. He expects roughly 350 million trimmed from a 186 billion two year package, targeting Medically Needy and Public Assistance while ADC remains protected.
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Columbus
Republican House
John Gilligan
Gilligan
House Finance Committee
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
Netzley
House
Finance Committee
Neizley
Gillgan
James A. Rhodes
ADC
Charles Kurfess
Kurfess
Bowling Green
Lloyd George Kerns
Builders urge wage freeze in Lorain County homes
Lorain County home builders call for a wage freeze on new houses and apartments for 1971. The unanimously passed resolution cites rising costs and inflation and urges officers to act, with unions reacting that contract wages may still rise or be renegotiated. Local president is Herman Kopf and executive vice president Howard Head.
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Lorain County
Nixon
Home Builders Group
Herman Kopf
Howard Head
Principal Sues Cleveland School Board Over Nonrenewal
An Ashtabula Chestnut Elementary principal Stanley L. Wolfe filed suit in U S District Court seeking 50000 damages. He alleges the Cleveland city school board denied him a hearing and refused to renew his contract. He requests a written contract or a written explanation for nonrenewal.
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Cleveland
Ashtabula
U.S
City School Board
Stanley L. Wolfe
Chestnut
Two Cleveland TV Celebrities to Host Lorain Derby
Two Cleveland television personalities will host the Fifth Annual Lorain County Soap Box Derby on Rt. 58 in Amherst. Chuck Schodowski and Neil Zurcher will attend and autograph participants. Derby officials will present helmets and jackets. Bodnar Aviation will fly Schodowski from Kelley’s Island during his vacation.
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Cleveland TV
Amherst
Cleveland
Lorain County
Chuck Schodowski
Hoolihan
Neil Zurcher
Wjw-Tv
Henrieteee
Big Chuck
Bodnar Aviation of
Lorain
Kelleys Island
WIW
Hinckley
Rt. 58
Amherst Jaycees
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Chevrolet
Ben Lupe
Avon Lake
Milad
Prout
Elyria
Bob Beck
General Motors
Glover builds new prefab home plant in Ohio
Robert Glover Inc plans a 20000 square foot modular home plant at 1305 Taylor St in Glover Marsh Industrial Park. Under Community Systems Co the firm will produce two three and four room homes with basements or crawl spaces. Production begins June with 75 hires planned and 500 homes forecast in year one.
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Robert Glover Inc
Taylor St
Glover-Marsh
Glover Inc
Community Systems Co
Ohio
Shaker High Students Walk Out Over Vietnam War
About 200 Shaker Heights High School students staged a peaceful walkout to demand an end to the Vietnam War and to honor students killed at Kent State and Jackson State. Supt. John H. Lawson said about 10 police watched, and the students faced possible punishment for cutting class.
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Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Kent
Jackson
John H. Lawson
Thurmond to Speak at Lorain County College Event
U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond will appear at Lorain County Community College Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss Important Issues of the Day. A veteran public figure and former governor he will address topics aligned with military preparedness. Tickets are available in advance from the Student Activities Office.
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U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Lorain County Community College
Thurmond
Senate
Armed Services
Judiciary
Defense
Student Activities Program Board
LCCC
Elyria Catholic High School choir concert
The Elyria Catholic High School A Capella Choir presents its annual spring concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Selections span classical and contemporary pieces including Brahms German folk songs Bach Jesus Joy of My Endeavor and songs from Oliver and Bridge over Troubled Water. Madrigal Singers perform Renaissance pieces and soloist Mike Schilke sings Silent Noon.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Brahms
Jesus
Bach
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Oliver
Mike Schilke
Postal rate hike set for May sixteenth
A 33 1/3 percent increase in most first class mail goes into effect May 16, raising first class letters from six to eight cents and air mail from 10 to 11 cents. Postcards rise from five to six cents, and third class circular mail moves from six to eight cents for the first two ounces. Fourth class parcel post stays the same. Special delivery climbs to 60 cents. Olmstead cites US rates as still cheaper than elsewhere relative to income.
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Harold C. Olmstead
Elyria
United States
Canada
Mexico
Olmstead
Bricklayers OK New Contract With 6 Percent Guideline
Lorain County Bricklayers Local 34 accepted a new contract from the Ohio Contractors Association. Members voted 64 to 39 at the union building to approve a 50 cent wage raise starting Monday, with scale moving from 8.20 to 8.70. The deal ends a strike threat after negotiations stalemated since last week.
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Lorain County Bricklayers Local 34
Ohio Contractor's Association
Bob Butz
Nixon
Butz
Burglary Suspected Before Fire At Royal Crown Bottling Plant
Elyria detectives tie a $15 900 blaze at 530 Lowell St to a burglary. Four office items missing, a roof window broken, a pallets entry path observed, and an empty volatile liquid container burned. Fire officials suspect arson though full entry details remain undetermined.
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Elyria
Royal Crown
Nehi Bottling Co
Lowell St
Schaefer
Kuehn slaying case delayed by mental examination
Albert P Kuehn, 51, of 13480 Indian Hollow Rd., indicted by the Lorain County grand jury on first degree murder for the April 22 shotgun slaying of his brother Robert, 49, at their farm home. Arraignment delayed until 10 a.m. May to allow psychiatric exams and a report by Dr. Robert D. Eppley. defense hints at possible insanity plea.
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Albert P Kuehn
Indian Hollow Rd
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
LeRoy F Kelly
Kuehn
Robert
Albert
Clarence
Ida Kuehn
Robert D. Eppley
Atty Russell Sherman
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Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
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Akron
Marietta
Parkersburg
Builders’ Association
Bob Zvosec
Zyoset
Richard Jordan
Washington Ave
Woodrow Mathna
Jordan
Joyce Nacarata
American Crucible
Zurcher
Henrietta
Ellen Thompson
South Amherst
Oberlin News-Tribune
WJW
Robert Glover
Glover
Kohler
HUD
Ohio State Board of Standards
Viet
Echs Choir
Roger Turner
Bottling Company
Earl A. Schaefer
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