Lorain District Candidates William Wickens and J Leonard Camera
Biographical sketches show William E. Wickens 28 of 1759 East Erie Ave Lorain a DePauw and University of Michigan Law School graduate with no prior political office experience and active in local groups. J Leonard Camera 53 of 1127 Tenth St Lorain a 1933 Lorain High School graduate and longtime Spahn Corp foreman serving in city council with broad civic and union affiliations.
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William E. Wickens
East Erie Ave
Lorain
DePauw University
University of Michigan Law School
Wickens and Wickens
United Fund
Lorain United Community Services
Itrustes Lorain Community Hospital
The
International Association of Lorain
Cornelia
J. Leonard Camera
Tenth St
Lorain High School
Spahn Corp
Cleveland
Lorain St. Mary Church
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce and Sons of Italy
LaVerne
Candidates debate state income tax and park fees stance
Wickens advocates limited talks on a state income tax as a last resort with centralized municipal tax collection and reciprocity, while Camera opposes any state income tax now, favoring local control for municipal revenues. Both discuss park user fees and the Homestead Act as related tax relief ideas, with differing views on funding schools and infrastructure.
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Wickens
Ohio
Howard Collier
Camera
Minneapolis Symphony Renamed Minnesota Orchestra for 1968 69
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, 65, enters the 1968 69 season under a new name Minnesota Orchestra. Gov. Harold Levander cites a shift toward regional organization and the future of major orchestras. The note mentions the Portland Symphony becoming the Oregon Symphony and adds a Japan festival dolls fact.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Minnesota Orchestra
Harold Levander
Orchestral Association
Portland Symphony
Oregon Symphony
Publishing Milestone Recalled From Gutenberg Era
A brief note from New York recalls Johann Gutenberg's 14th century printing revolution, highlighting the milestone of early movable type and its impact on mass communication. Andrew Garve is referenced as a writer associated with the piece.
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New York
Johann Gutenberg
Andrew Garve
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U.S. Representative
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Japan
American Association of Museums
Lorain County
Ohio Supreme Court
Harvey Holcomb
Bellaver
F.E. Keplinger
E. Lorain St
Oberlin
Renneys
Dresser
Cris
Midway Mall
Penney’s