Lorain Civic Center Site Debate Pauses Proceeding
Lorain city council delayed a decision on civic center sites as the building and lands committee sent both the primary and alternate site proposals to council. The primary site near West Erie Avenue through Wickens Place would cost about 1.25 million for 34 acres, while the alternate around city hall costs about 895 thousand for 5.7 acres. Local officials argued the primary would rejuvenate downtown, while critics warned of higher taxes and possible lost tax duplicates.
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Lorain
City Councell
Antlers
Civic Center
Woodrow Mathna
William Parker
R-7
West Erie Avenue
Broadway
Fourth Street
Wickens Place
Michael Bulzami
Datlarge
West Erie
Joe Rulli
D-1
Bulzomi
John Koscho
Koscho
Andrew Shukait
D-3
Schwind Donates Reproductions to Lorain County College
Harold Schwind of Schwind and Son donates ten one cent reproductions valued at 400 to Lorain County Community College. The lending gift, presented by Mr and Mrs Schwind of Elyria, includes early Gauguin Landscape Near Pontaven and aligns with the college art program. Leslie Z Loranth, head librarian, and Louis N Theodosion note the gift helps meet the college art needs.
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Lorain County Community College
Harold Schwind
Schwind and Son
Leslie Z. Loranth
Schwind
Elyria
Louis N. Theodosion
Gauguin
Pontven
Former officer Kuzela trial reset to November 21
LORAIN A jury trial for ex policeman Kenneth Kuzela charged with possession of gambling devices was reset from tomorrow to Nov. 21 by Municipal Judge John S. Kolena. The continuance due to a two day trial and the judge being out of the city. Assistant Prosecutor Henry T. Webber will prosecute the city and Gerald Smith of Avon Lake will defend Kuzela. Kuzela was dismissed from the police force Sept. 23 after vice squad found tickets in the trunk of his personal car.
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Lorain
Kenneth Kuzela
John S. Kolena
Colena
Henry T. Webber
Gerald Smith
Avon Lake
Eee
Webber
Kuzela
East 34Th St
Donald Leska
B&O seeks dredging to save 400 jobs at Lorain docks
Lorain officials and B&O Railroad urged the Army Corps of Engineers to issue a dredging permit for channels near coal and ore docks. The delay stems from pollution concerns from spoil material, with officials arguing the move would not add pollutants but transfer them inland. Damran pressed for action as weather improves, warning bulk shipments could end if blocked.
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Lorain
Army Corps of Engineers
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W. M. Damran
Port Authority
Corps
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
R. Wilson Neff
Authority
Pollution Control Administration
Neff
Camian
Damran
Black River
American Ship Building Co
Damian
Damrar
Fewer oil wells beat U S pace in Middle East output
London report notes only 1,200 oil wells operate in the Middle East versus 730,000 in the United States. Yet the region remains the top producer with 496.6 million tons in 1967, edging the U S total of 494.2 million tons.
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London
Middle East
United States
Kenya expands tea plantings to boost incomes
The Kenya Tea Development Authority plans 35,000 acres of new tea to reach 110,008 acres, aiming to lift living standards and add about $11 million in value. The article also notes North Carolina nicknames the Old North State and Ter Heel Kate.
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Nairobi
Kenya Tea Development Authority
Kenya
North Carolina
Old North State
Kate
Midview Thespians Present The Desk Set Friday Evening
The Thespian Society of Midview High School stages a three act comedy The Desk Set at 8 13 p m Friday Written by William Merchant the play follows girls in a television network reference department Janet Poole Doraine Johnson Mandella Young Alan Kovach and Sue Grinell lead with Jay Meldrum Blaine Farr Lanna Peyton Mike Weber and others in support roles Beverley Glemser directs drama clubs production
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The
Thespian Society
Midview High School
William Merchant
Janet Poole
Doraine Johnson
Mandella Young
Alan Kovach
Sue Grinell
Jay Meldrum
Blaine
Bake Sale Saturday by WSCS of Grafton Church
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of Grafton United Methodist Church will hold a bake sale Saturday at 9 a.m. at Village Pizza House Main Street. Rugs aprons and Christmas items will be on sale alongside baked goods.
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Grafton
Woman's Society For Christian Service
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Ted Rone
Schwinds
B&o
Gene Conway
Thority
Charles A. Mosher
U.S. Oace
Cheed
Rs Ane
Elinect & Bartlett
Color TV
Lorain County
Motorola
Carolina
Chronicle - Telegram Grafton
Tage
Midview Thespians
Alma Brooks
Dennis Shisler
Dale Miller
Beverley Glemser
WSCS
Large County
Baldwin
Alabama
Dan Weber
Midview
Village Pizza
Main ST. Grafton
Mystery Basket
Bran Ran
IDEAL
Parker Bros
Parker Bros Situation 4
Aget & Te
E. S. Lowe CO
Yantzee
Entre
Ontario
Elyria Ave
Sdoo
Schaper Cootie
Ames
Milton Bradley
Aed
Keskin
Ty Young
Eld Dike
Aunt Lee
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