Ohio House trims Gilligan school aid plan by third
An Ohio House education subcommittee slashed about one third of Gov. Gilligan’s $650 million local school aid push. The action eliminated mandatory property provisions and reduced per pupil guarantees from 680 to 640 dollars, prompting strong criticism from Republicans and education advocates alike about tax inequities and state support.
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House Committee
Gilligan
John G. Sweeney
Dcleveland Heights
Norman A Murdock
Cincinnati
House Health, Education
Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio House
John Gilligan
Clean Sweep to give city facial in Elyria drive
More than 25 civic groups and 400 volunteers plan a week long Operation Clean Sweep to improve Broad Street Ely Park and other areas. City dump will be open all day Sunday free of charge, five dump trucks volunteered, and residents urged to tidy yards attics and gutters.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Ely Park and Woods
Cascade Park
Rt. 57
Bess Lundberg
Robert Bart
Leonard P. Reichlin
Ely Park
Business and Professional Women
PTA
Westfield
Little League West
Y Teens
North
Girls Scout
Wallet found 22 years after disappearance in theater walls
John E. Lance, longtime Buick manager, lost his wallet 22 years ago after leaving the Riveli Theater on Broad Street. Workmen remodeling the former theater found the leather wallet behind a brick wall. its contents, aside from the cash, were intact including photos and old phone numbers.
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John E
Jack) Lance
Earl Lance Buick
Riveli Theater
Broad St
Lance
Spitzer Management Co
South Viet forces repulse first A Shau Valley counterattacks
South Vietnamese forces repelled the first two major counterattacks in the A Shau Valley campaign. About 200 North Vietnamese were killed with U.S. air support. South Vietnamese Marines suffered about 90 casualties in the two assaults, while base camps and an arms factory were destroyed nearby. Weather and翌 page note.
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A Shau
Saigon
U.S
Long Valley
Helicopsix
Turks aid airlift to quake hit Burdur Turkey
Army helicopters carried medicines and supplies to stricken villages in southwest Turkey as relief work continued in Burdur. Prime Minister Nihat Erim visited, pledging full reconstruction efforts. Officials reported 54 dead, fearing higher toll as remote areas are reached. The quake damaged most buildings in Burdur and nearby villages.
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Budrur
Turkey
Nihat Erim
Ankara
Chief says solicitor lacks permit in Elyria
Cleveland man C E Davis, tied to the Jonas Temple Church of God in Christ, solicited funds in Elyria for LSD opposition but lacks city, chamber approval. Police Chief Maurice C Flood, Mayor Leonard P Reichlin, and a chamber spokesman deny any sanction.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Maurice C. Flood
C.E Davis
Jonas Temple Church of God In Christ
Elyria
Davis
Chamber
Leonard P Reichlin
Flood
Chuckle from a Husband on Had Words Last Night
A humorous remark from a husband about a quarrel with his wife. He says they had some words, but he never got to use his own. The light tone plays on a pun about words and a missed opportunity.
Kate Webb describes captors talking during captivity in Cambodia
United Press International Bureau chief Kate Webb continues her account of being a North Vietnamese captive. She notes her captors never tired of talking and that prisoners often ran out of questions. The captors’ self‑portraits and war views are detailed in pages H‑1 and B‑4.
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Kate Webb
United Press International
Cambodia
Battlefield deaths hit low in Indochina last week
UPI reports American battlefield deaths in Indochina fell to 34 for the seven day period, the lowest in over three months, with 221 American wounded down from prior weeks. Non combat deaths totaled four from traffic accidents and drug overdoses.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
Motorist drags Elyria officer 170 yards and flees
Elyria police report motorist Frank J. Papenbrook dragged Patrolman Michael Killean about 170 yards on West River Road after ignoring detour signs at construction. Papenbrook faces five charges including assaulting an officer and resisting arrest. Killean suffered worn boots but no injuries.
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Elyria
West River Road
Frank J. Papenbrook
Crestview Dr
Cer
Ptl
Michael Killean
Killean
Midway Boulevard
Griswold Road
Papenbrook
West River
Papenbrock
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Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
By Jerry Drake
Jaycees
Westway Gardens
Richard Elliott
Donald J Pease
Oberlin
Ohio
By Earel Neikirk
Wellington
Veevvey Pel
Indochina
By Josh Stroup
Libby Pittman
Tarentum
Bree
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