Enrollment Growth at Lorain County Community College Driven by Recruitment
Lorain County Community College reports rising enrollment driven by a proactive recruitment program. Admissions team members Arthur Bennet Jerry Ruba Frank Horvatich and Saul Torres lead targeted outreach to high schools veterans evening classes and ethnic groups. President Omar Olson supports community outreach while concerns about transportation and gas shortages loom over future enrollments.
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Bennet
Lorain County
LCCC
Kuba
Boylan
Omar Olson
Council OKs Augdon ditch and Foster Avenue sewer projects
Elyria City Council's finance committee approved two capital projects costing 320000 to cover the Augdon ditch and install a Foster Avenue storm sewer. City share is 276000 with assessments on adjacent property, while bids should be issued by summer's end and a northwest storm sewer project, valued at 493000, awaits funding decisions.
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Augdon
Foster Avenue
Elyria
Robert E. Kleinoeder
Augdon Ditch
Equalization Board
Kleinoeder
Beverly J. Renner
D-7
Council
Georgetown Avenue
Rugdon Drive
Howard St
Howard Street
West Park
Arnold Tollett
D-2
Tollett
King Mitchell Mehdy Buys Record Superman Comic
King Mitchell Mehdy, 18, known as the King of the Comics, paid $1 801.26 for a first Superman edition. Only nine copies are known to exist from the original 1938 print, and Mehdy calls the issue the ultimate comic book.
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Mitchell Mehdy
Superman
UPI
Bill Would Halt Strikers Benefits Faces Food Stamp Ban
U.S. House bill seeks to amend the 1964 Food Stamp Act to bar food stamps for striking workers. Bill co sponsors include Michel Chappell and Fisher. Labor leader George Pashkevich of U S Steelworkers Local 1104 defends benefits saying strikes require support and cites 7,300 members and broader impact on about 23,000 people linked to Lorain area. A Wharton study projects costs exceeding 238 million dollars this year.
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Pashkevich
U.S. House of Representatives
George Pashkevich
U.S. Steelworkers
Lorain Cuyahoga Works
U.S. Steel Co
U.S
William Dickinson
Rala
Lorain
Robert Michel
Rtll
William Chappell
D-Flo
O. €. Fisher
D-Tex
Dickinson
Dicksinson
Congress
Michel
Chappell
Fisher
University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Finance
Lorain County approves $536,024 revenue share plan for 1976
Lorain County commissioners outline a $536,024 revenue sharing allocation for the first half of the year. Funds include $176,317 for debt retirement and $125,000 for Golden Acres improvements, with $25,000 for eight libraries and $73,750 for social services.
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Lorain County
U.S. Treasury Department
Ludwig M. Pincura
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Avon Lake
Grafton
Wellington
Oberlin
Golden Acres
Sheriff's Department
Willard tornado damage estimates rise as aid hopes fade
Damage in Willard from the Thursday tornado climbs beyond 5.5 million dollars with four dead and over 200 homeless. Officials warn uninsured losses loom, state funds flow for guard costs, and no federal disaster declaration is imminent. Community groups mobilize debris clean up and releases to protect volunteers and residents.
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Willard
Michael Orenic
Grenic
Ohio National Guard
State Controlling Board
Kenton
Savannah
Adjutant General's Office
Frank Ruvio
State Civil Defense
Ravio
R.R. Donnelley and Sons Inc
Triangle
Pontiac-Buick
Buckingham
CyReed Ford
Heck
Heisler’s Inc
Hi Ho Restaurant
HUD
Ruvio
EPA
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ruvie
Orenic
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By Paulso
Lorain County Community College
Timothy V. Boxlar
Tively
Arthur M. Bennet
Jerry N. Ruba
Frank D. Horvatich
Saul A. Torres
Horvatich
Torres
Art
Bovtan
Ohio
Curahoga
Lakeland
Sinclair
Cian
Timothy V. Boylan
Chronicle- Telegram
J. Alan Woolnam
John V. Bara
Duffey Street
Comic Book King
Gressmen
C-T
Walter A. Godfrey
By Shannon
Eubanks
Robert Hoffman
Ohio Mobile Home Dealers
Mobile
Buarwood Estates
Fred Cook
Cable Village
New Haven
Huron County
Maurice Smith
Willard and
Tom Henderson
Mennonite Disaster Service
MDS
Henderson
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