Courthouse site study favors Rt. 57 location north of Elyria
A survey by Richard Hawley Cutting and Associates recommends a new 225 acre courthouse and county administration complex on the east side of Rt. 57 just north of the turnpike at an estimated cost of 4.522 million. The study, paid by Lorain County commissioners, analyzes five sites and presents a five story court and jail building and a seven story administration building to serve a projected 1985 county population of 400000. The Rt. 57 site is listed as first choice with Murray Ridge Road as second, while the board reserved judgment pending review before a final decision.
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Richard Hawley Cutting and Associates
Cleveland
Lorain County
Murray Ridge
Rt 57
Lake Ave
Samuel St
Washington Ave
Middle
West Ave
East Ave
Murrey Ridge Rd
New Rt. 57
Elyrians to vote on 3.5 million school bond to add classrooms
Five board members began steps to place a 3.5 million bond issue on the ballot for November to expand school facilities in Elyria. Superintendent Gottfried and Clerk McClellan reported on a study with Ohio leaders showing about 34 additional classrooms by 1962, with locations to be determined. The plan seeks substantial building funds beyond classrooms and includes seeking legislative help for tax funds.
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Elyrians
Board of Education
Squire, Sanders
George Miraben
James Ralston
E. S. Tamm
Sunroe Grant
P. B. Smith
Dr. Gottfried
McCiellan
N. J. Conrad
Ohio State Bureau of Educational Research
John Herrick
Bureau
Gottfried
Elsina
Ohio
Ellsworth Athell
Albeit Urges State Vote On Sales Tax Sharing
Auditor proposes statewide sales tax sharing plan and bank funds, urging Ohio Municipal League officials to consider petitions. Written letters follow a Columbus meeting with city officials as subdivisions seek legislative relief.
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Ohio Municipal League
League
Ohio Cities
Columbus
Eisenhower Warns No Restoration of Defense Budget Cuts
President Eisenhower and Republican leaders clash over restoring defense budget cuts. House votes begin on GOP plan to reinstate less than a third of the 1.2 billion dollars slashed, while Senate leaders push for broader restoration. The dispute centers on funds viewed as essential to armed forces.
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INS
Eisenhower
House
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Eiserhower
Joseph W. Mertin
Mass
Mardin
Eisen
Senate
Wiliam F. Knowland
Senhower
Battle Sized A Bomb Test Begins in Nevada Desert
The United States launches the most extensive atomic test series with a "battle-sized" device explode at the Nevada test site. Thirteen tests mark the start as military researchers conduct the demonstration in the southern Nevada desert, signaling a major step in nuclear weapons development.
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United States
Nevada Desert
Weather and atomic test report across regions and winds
Northeast and Northwest Ohio weather shows fair nights and warm Wednesday with mild temperatures. Lake Erie winds shift to southeast. sunrise and sunset noted. Separately, atomic test at Yucca flat exploded a 10 kiloton device amid initially withheld details as winds finally cooperated for safe cloud dispersal after 13 days of adverse conditions.
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AEC
Defense Department
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Petunias and geraniums advertised by florist
Petunias priced at one dollar and geraniums advertised at forty five cents each. Advertisement from a florist offers gardening plants and related items.
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Petunias
War Florist
Israel asserts right to defend bridge as Syria threatens
United Nations reports Israel will act in self defense over the Huleh Swamp bridge after a Syrian threat to blow it up if the Security Council does not order its removal. Moshe Dayan vows Israel reserves rights while OSA and Ben-Gurion allies push for armament and aid.
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N.Y
Israel
Huleh
Securit
Moshe Lesi
Security ‘Council
Middle East
Jerusalem
Rn Josephinal
Davie Ben - Gurion
Mapai
Isra
Associa
Sailor Kills Navy Officer on Uvalde Bridge
A Navy sailor aboard the cargo ship Uvalde in San Francisco Bay opened fire, killing one officer and wounding at least two others before taking four hostages on the bridge. Hostages escaped as Marine Corps and Navy riflemen halted the attacker at Pier 16 North, Treasure Island.
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Ridgeville housing limits debated amid legality clash
Report notes a council committee of Lorain rejects an Ohio Edison bid to extend Edgewater plant boundary. An arraignment interview quotes the accused killer of an officer. Realtors forecast relaxed housing loan standards amid discussion.
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Lorain
Ohio Edison
Edgewater
Orevneses PE
Riots on Formosa under police questioning
Taipei police questioned 707 demonstrators after anti American riots on Formosa. Officials said two or three arrestees had communist links and named six men as ringleaders who vandalized the U S embassy. The crowd tore down symbols and damaged records in the embassy. A Foreign Ministry source called reports of dissident Nationalists colluding with Red China absurd. Some Americans think a small group of nationalist agitators resent US limits on attacks from Formosa.
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Ixs
Formosa
LU. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Foreign Ministry
Red China
U.S
Redheld
Elyria Officials Silent On County Court House Move Proposal
Elyria city leaders refused to comment on a Lorain County decision to relocate the county court house near Rt 57 and the Ohio Turnpike. Mayor Keys and Council President Horn warned they may oppose any move, citing the present site and possible annexation issues. The report proposes a site just north of city limits, with drainage and sewer challenges for the northwest area and a need for a new central fire station.
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Elyria
Lorain County
J. Grant Keys
Council
James P. Horn
Court House
Keys
City Hall
Elyma
Horn
On Rt. Or
Igity Limits
Cig
Patiial
J. Norman Thompson
Score Leaves Hospital Ready To Return To Mound
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score left Lakeside Hospital with fiancee Nancy McNamara predicting he will resume pitching after doctor approval. He plans a two week visit with his uncle in Hagerstown Maryland before returning to Cleveland to begin conditioning as his injured right eye improves.
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Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Charles) Thomas
Nancy McNamara
Hagerstown
Score
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