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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1969
Page
6
Lorain last week approved a 14 million bond issue for the school system and new officials move quickly to access and use funds. The board cited legal work and bond selling as initial steps while planners outline plans for a new school, Southview High School completion, additions to existing schools, and refurbishing four junior highs.
Roger Spear presents a concise look at successful investing strategies and market trends. The piece highlights practical steps, risk awareness, and how discipline drives long term gains.
The Creston market shows higher cattle and hog prices with good quality hogs 226.30 to 226.90 top. steers 28.50 to 30 with prime Angus beef. cows 20.50 to 21.50 top. calves 40 to 58.50. sheep 26 to 27.50. bulls strong to 27. The report notes varied values across hogs, cattle, calves, and cows with multiple price points.
Lorain City schools will restart bus service Monday under a contract with School Bus Service Co led by Robert P Van Wagner. Superintendent Calta said the system will cover the entire city for students protected by the Ohio Fair Bus Law. Schedules to be released later this week. The board also approved a professional negotiation agreement with the Lorain City Administrators Association and transferred 24 000 from election expenses. Washington AP reports lists and resignations of two teachers followed.
An unclear OCR list mentions individuals such as George Akers, Barnett, Mrs Bracken, Mark Bracken, Mrs Rife, Ivan Samijlenko, Robert Sharkfy, Mrs Burre Skid More, Vermahion, Ralph Williams with street addresses. No cohesive event or context emerges from the fragment.
Sweeney 37 of Lorain pleaded guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to three days in city jail with two days credit. Acting Judge Frank Janik suspended half the fine after a leniency plea to save his job. He has six children. He was stopped at Middle Ridge Road and Route 2 after state patrol followed him from Oberlin Road. The charge followed a breath test.
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