Betty Crites Dillon named ICAO council representative
Betty Crites Dillon, a skilled pilot, becomes the first woman U S representative on the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization and will serve as minister with a $36000 salary after Senate confirmation. She succeeds Charles Frederick Butler who resigned last month.
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Charles Frederick Butler
Senate
Lorain council keeps Emergency Manpower Act program alive
Lorain city council in a special session approved transferring 3000 dollars into the Emergency Manpower Act fund to pay seven employed workers. The Department of Labor funds support the program, with a 206 400 dollar grant paid monthly as needed and past delays forcing use of the general fund. Mayor Mathna received a Nixon administration request to accelerate action but questioned funding availability.
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Department of Labor
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Community Development Department
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Lorain Board Reports 13 Of 19 School Projects Finished
Lorain board releases status on its $14 million school building program showing 13 of 19 major projects completed within budget. Total encumbrances reach $15.329 million with remaining funds earmarked for minor improvements and future work. board notes final figures should vary little. The action also includes hiring two elementary teachers and paying construction bills totaling $297,705 while praising the PTA for levy support.
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Meister Road
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Washington-Lakeview
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Lorain High School
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Palm Avenue
Homewood
Garfield-Larkmoor
Oakwood- Harrison
Clinton Black
Charleston
W. Va
Carolyn Gallagher
Hamilton
Ohio
Black
West Virginia State College
Miss Gallagher
Ashland College
Parent- Teacher Association Council
Firelands board questioned over Brownhelm School disrepair
Firelands Local School Board faced questions on Brownhelm School conditions during a meeting. Resident James Odom pressed for repairs and painting while President Louis Murphey cited funds limits restricting work to essentials. He said a new elementary would cost about 1.7 million and a levy remains on hold.
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Texas
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Firelands
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Fire place care and room wallpapering tips
Fix it yourself fireplace bricks absorb soot better when clear sealer coats reduce porosity. If rusted tools resist, remove rust with steel wool and apply heat resistant flat black paint. Rugs last longer with quarterly turns to spread wear. When wallpapering start with the most prominent wall over the fireplace and hang the first strip straight.
Births and IRS wage price complaints sweep Ohio metropoles
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Gray of North Ridgeville and sons born to Mr and Mrs Paul Mayer Vermilion Mr and Mrs Crist Tein Vermilion Mr and Mrs Palmer Larson Amherst report birth notices. IRS says nearly 800 complaints filed in Columbus Dayton and Cleveland over the wage price freeze with one suit against Huber Investment Corp of Dayton unresolved.
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North Ridgeville
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Huron St
Columbus
UPI
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Dayton
Cleveland
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Risden Rd
Vermilion
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Elizabeth St
Avon
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Hartford Ave
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E” St
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West Martin St
Amherst
Interference play yields slam in hearts and clubs
In a six heart contract North dealer East West vulnerable West leads king spade. South wins and cashes A K trumps but East shows out. Declarer must assume West has four clubs and fashion a club sequence to make the slam. By playing clubs and managing discards, South demonstrates a winning interference plan even if West holds queen of clubs. Tomorrow column explains the technique.
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South
East
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Homemade Christmas Exhibit Opens At Medina Township Hall
The Medina County Homemakers Council hosts the Homemade Christmas exhibit at Lafayette township hall on Rt 162 east of Rt 42. It runs noon to 9 pm Thursday and 9 am to 9 pm Friday featuring Christmas decoration ideas and holiday foods. Susan Scott of the Ohio Poultry Association demonstrates turkey prep and leftovers use. Barbara Valentine of the Cleveland District Dairy Council shows dairy product gift and entertainment uses.
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Medina County
Susan Scott
Ohio Poultry Association
Barbara Valentine
Cleveland District Dairy Council
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