Lorain HUD Finds Racial Bias in Housing Authority
A HUD report accuses the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority of racial discrimination in its housing units and withholds approval of 100 rental units for Lorain's urban renewal. The report criticizes executive director Ronald W Ashies and notes the authority will respond after review by its chairman Edward C Harr.
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Lorain
Ronald W Ashies
Authority
Edward C Harr
Harr
HUD
Chicago
Local district voters approve various school levies and bonds
Amherst approves a 10.5 mill operating levy renewal by a 2 to 1 margin while Avon and Lorain area districts report bond and levy outcomes. Several districts including Keystone and Western Reserve approve mills for schools, with some defeats noted and pages directing follow ups.
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Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake City
Berlin-Milan
Black River
Columbia Paahed
Selectise Teo Isbel Vterendeemeet
Wellington
Western Reserve
Vermilion
Republicans gain Lorain council seat in upset victory
Lorain city voters elected two Republicans to the city council in January. Jack D Glick defeated incumbent Joseph R Rulli by 64 votes 1599 to 1534, earning Glick his first public office term after a 1967 failed bid for council at large.
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Lorain
Jack D Glick
First Ward
Joseph R Rull
Councils
Important Finance Claims Committee
Rulli
Board of Elections
Tis
Gleck
Vote 19 backers to try again in Ohio campaign
Ohio Volunteers for Vote 19 plan a fresh drive to collect 485000 signatures to place a voting age reduction on the ballot next May or November after defeat in yesterday's general election. Clark Wideman says a new effort begins immediately to restart the campaign.
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Columbus AP
Clark Wideman
Ohio Volunteers
Tas
East
Hittie
General Assembly
Cies
Wideman
Weather update with warmer trend ahead
The forecast calls for warmer conditions and sunshine with tomorrow's high near 40 while tonight may drop to around 30. Yesterday afternoon reached about 40 degrees and this morning registered around 35 degrees.
Green Acres levies win by landslide
Countywide votes gave Green Acres levies strong support as residents approved Issue 3 to build a county children’s home in Oberlin and Issue 4 renewing operating funds. Oberlin led with an overwhelming margin while Lorain County officials credited local campaigning and Neil Zurcher’s film for boosting turnout.
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Green Acres
Oberlin
Election Board
Lorain
Steel City
Antone Ushelii
Elyria
Neil Zurcher
Thomas E. Porter
Park Board pledges to accelerate Lorain expansion plan
Lorain County Metropolitan Park Board officials pledged full speed ahead on their expansion program after winning 2,400 votes more than opponents. A 1 mill levy totaling 27,793 to 25,350 was approved with two communities rejecting, amid relieved comments from Chairman Wallace J. Chapla.
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Lorain County Metropolitan Park Board
Wallace J. Chapla
Park Board
Countians Refute Taxpayer Revolt In Lorain County Vote
Lorain County voters approved 24 of 30 tax issues despite claims of a taxpayer revolt. In Lorain city, a 14 million dollar school construction bond passed by 222 votes and a 34 1 operating levy renewal also cleared. Further details unfold on page 4 column 1.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria Republicans win council majority in city election
The Democrat administration of Elyria will face a Republican council majority of 6-5 for 1969 70 with five of the seven council members new. Republican Isaac C Chapman won the fifth ward seat, James D Anton captured the seventh ward, and GOP candidates swept four at large seats led by Scribner L. Fauver and Peter M. Van Wormer.
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Charles L Ellis
Wiliam B Gow
Vincent J Gloriosa
James Anderson
Cnair
Gloriosa
Joseph P Smith
Elyria
Counci
GOP
Isaac C. Chapman
Middle Ave
Theodore Emerich
Chapman
Seventh Ward
James D Anton
Pasadena Ave
Kenneth Thomas
Emerich
Edward A. Robinson
Scribner
LC Fauver
Peter M van Wormer
Marguerite E Bowman
John V Bara
Brighton man killed in Route 20 511 collision
Clement M. Auble, 68, of Richmond Township, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his car struck a tractor trailer on Route 20 and 511. Kenneth F. Mackley, 50, of Richmond, Michigan, the truck driver, was not treated. Auble was en route to meet his wife, who had just returned from Arizona. The crash remains under investigation by the State Patrol.
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Brighton
Hie State Highway Patrol
Clement M. Auble
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Auble
Kenneth F. Mackley
Richmond
Mich
Dorothy
Arizona
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Oberlin
Margaret Hunt
Rhodes exposes financial records amid libel probe
Rhodes disclosed his financial records in response to Life magazine allegations of misdealings during his governorship. He challenged any evidence of corruption to be presented to a grand jury and urged witnesses to come forward with proof of bribes or wrong doing tied to high profile cases, including the Lacavoli release.
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Columbus
LIFE
Rhodes
Toledo
Thomas “Yonme” Licavoli
Ohio
Nixon Peace Plan Ballot Urges Public Vote Today
Citizens are urged to cast ballots on President Nixon's peace plan with voting noted on Page 3. The item emphasizes public participation in a major national policy question and directs readers to the specified page.
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