Dawson predicts 1966 U S economy to grow over five percent
James M. Dawson of National City Bank of Cleveland forecasts U S growth in 1966 at just over five percent with durable goods leading gains. He cites labor shortages, inventory buildup, and loan restraint as key factors, noting automation does not destroy jobs. He projects 1966 auto sales around four million and warns of rising inventories and loan posture by lenders.
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Cleveland- Elyria-Lorain
James M. Dawson
National City Bank of Cleveland
U S
National City Bank
Dawson
U.S
Automa
Detroit
Volkswagen
Lorain water chief blasts pollution cure as costly plan
Lorain Water Superintendent A V Agnew condemned Cleveland and HEW pollution proposals as impractical and too expensive. He argued a massive plant overhaul is unnecessary, citing 20 years of local tests showing water within health standards and rainfall runoff as the main pollution source. He urged delaying actions until engineers review the proposals.
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Lorain Water Boss
Lorain
Guy
A. V. Agnew
Cleveland
Agnew
Serence
Cei Wadek
Lake Newal
U.S
Department of Health
Ution and Welfare
HEW
Eric
Lake Erie
Public Health Service
New Said
US. Health Service
Sanandawe Teanteant
Ridgeville board rejects all bids for schools as too high
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Normand and Associates bid for the high school and elementary school came in well above the state estimates. The board, acting on architect Robert Normand's recommendation, said bids were unreasonably high due to a strong labor market.
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Ridgeville Board
North Ridgeville
Normand and Associates
North Ridgeville Board of Edu
Toledo
Normand
Robert Normand
Harbor
Wassermans long known in Elyria owners of two clothing stores
The Wasserman family long prominent in Elyria's retail scene ran two clothing shops on East Ave and Broad St. The partnership dissolved. Sam moved to Lima to run a tavern, while Isadore and Teresa opened a store on East Ave. They retired in 1959 selling to Kalman Bak. Their children earned doctorates and positions in social work, and the family resided in Florida. Ohio health officials sought a report on a proposed Lorain secondary treatment plant scheduled for 1969, with cost-cutting bid options discussed.
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Wasserman
Elyria
Isadore
Sam
East Ave
Broad St
Toggery
Lima
Teresa
Teresa Wasserman
Kalman Bak
Wassermans
Western Reserve University
Sidney
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Har
Agnew
University of
Denver
Cola Harry
University of California At
Los Angeles
Ucla
Ohio Department
Florida
Lorain
West Ave
Miami
Midview reorganizes grades to end high school crowding
Midview Board of Education approved a revised plan shifting ninth grade to the junior high and eighth grade into the Grafton building, with seventh grade moved to kindergarten through seventh grouping. The change, effective for one year, aims to free high school space for grades 10 to 12 and plans a new junior high by 1968. Students lose home economics, industrial arts, and foreign language in seventh and ninth grades. a district computer will schedule classes at $1.30 per student for about 820 high school pupils, offering time savings and accuracy over the manual system.
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Grafton
Midview
Midview Board of Education
Midview High School
Wall House
Glen R. Dennis
North Central Association of Secondary Schools
Levy defeat spurs school thrift move
Western Reserve Local Board of Education, after losing a 2 mill operating levy by 360 to 348, will study expense cuts and may hold a special election for funds. The board reduced personal leave days from two to one per year, effective immediately, aiming to save about 250 dollars annually. No decision on a special election yet. Rising costs, including higher teacher salaries and more staff, a new bus and driver, and repairs, pushed operating costs up by about 800 dollars monthly in early 1965, with further increases expected later in the year.
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Western Reserve
Sewell Cameron
Hall Mills case figure Mills dies at 87
James Mills 87, last surviving principal figure in the Hall Mills murder case, died Sunday at Roosevelt Hospital New Brunswick. Funeral services set for Tuesday in New Brunswick. He was husband of Eleanor Mills, wife of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall, whose 1922 case shocked Somerville and the nation. the 1926 trial ended without convictions and the case remained unsolved.
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New Brunswick
UPI
James Mills
Hall- Mills
Mills
Roosevelt Hospital
Eleanor Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
St. John the Evangelist Church
Somerville
Hall
Air pioneer Frederick Rohr dies at 69 in San Diego
Frederick H. Rohr, an aviation and aerospace pioneer who helped build Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis in 1927, died in San Diego on Monday at the age of 69, according to UPI. He was widely respected for his contributions to early flight and aircraft development.
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San Diego, Calif
UPI
Frederick H. Rohr
Charles Lindbergh
Offices to Close in Honor of Veterans Day
City county and state offices will close Thursday in observance of Veterans Day. Post offices will suspend operations and no mail delivery. Elyria Library will be closed though area banks plan to stay open for business. Highway Patrol drivers in South Amherst will be affected.
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Elyria
Amherst
Utilities committee meeting postponed to Thursday at 7 30 p m
Elyria council utilities committee meeting delayed from tonight to Thursday at 7 30 p m. Chairman Marguerite E Bowman says the panel will discuss underground wiring among other topics.
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Elyria Council
Utilities Committee
Marguerite E. Bowman
Lawyers Called to Aid Ohio Pollution Enforcement
The League of Ohio Sportsmen board calls on its lawyer members to bolster enforcement of Ohio anti pollution laws in response to ongoing environmental concerns.
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Columbus
UPI
League of Ohio Sportsmen's Board of Directors
Ohio
Elyria Public Library Drive Nears Goal As Deadline Looms
The Elyria Public Library Building Campaign Committee still must raise 265000, with 61477 needed to secure a complete campaign victory. Campaign chairman Rev Bela Bacso said 206523 is already pledged, urging residents to use pledge cards in The Chronicle Telegram to contribute over a three year period.
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Elyna Public Library Building
Herely
Chronicle-Telegram
Bela Bacso
Elyria Public Library Building Fund
FIM
Third St
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Tion
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Lorain County Sales and Marketing
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James Johnson
Robert Oldfield
Roy Fankhauser
Ohio Vending Machines Inc
Richard Stacey
Clyde Rader
Wakeman
Western Reserve Local Board of Education
Air Pioneer
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Fotere
Baydence Addray
Ny Addons
Renee Eed
Yria Public Library Building Fund
Tae
Ratenmenty
Atmetty
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