Jewish leaders condemn UN anti Zionism resolution
Area Jewish leaders called the UN vote a tremendous error and a blot on the record of the United Nations. They oppose equating Zionism with racism while urging the US not to withdraw from the UN, and stress the need for reform to preserve democracy and support for Israel.
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United Nations
World Organization
Temple B'nai Abraham
Synagogue Council of America
Gordon Geller
U.S
Rabbi Phillip Fleischer
Agudath Bnai Israel Synagogue
Lorain
Israel
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
Pearl Jarby
Elyria
Hadassah
Coast Guard locates possible Edmund Fitzgerald wreckage
A Navy P3 plane sighted a possible Edmund Fitzgerald wreck about 1.8 miles from her last position, with a faint oil slick and 370 feet of water. Confirmation via sonar is planned, divers unlikely unless certainty rises. A Marine Board of Investigation will open Monday to probe the lake disaster that claimed 29 crewmen.
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Cleveland
U.S. Coast Guard
Edmund Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
Coppermine Point
Coast Guard
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Amtrak Ridership Up At Elyria Station
More than 100 riders boarded the Lake Shore Limited at Elyria's Buckeye and East River streets station in its first two weeks. The westbound Chicago train and the eastbound Boston/New York service attract most passengers. average monthly ridership for a stop like Elyria is 180 to 200. Cleveland's Amtrak stop saw about 300 in the past week. Local groups including Future Farmers of America traveled to Kansas City, and crowds came to see the train. The conductor noted on time performance except for a switch fault on the first day.
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Amtrak
Elyria
Lake Shore
New Elyria
Buckeye
East River Streets
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Chronicle-Telegram
East
HEW Official Tours Avon Lake Schools
Duane Mattheis of HEW toured Avon Lake schools meeting with Superintendent Robert J. Robinson and Assistant Superintendent Edward J. Mitroff. He stressed education extends beyond schooling and indicated more federal funding for schools would come once the system stabilizes.
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HEW
Avon Lake
Duane Mattheis
Center
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert J. Robinson
Mattheis
Avon Lake System
Hunter robbery at Medina bank shocks residents
A masked shooter armed with a 16 gauge shotgun robbed the Court Harding branch of Old Phoenix National Bank at 9:25 a.m. No injuries reported as the suspect fled west on Route 18 or south on Route 42. Officers described a six foot tall Caucasian man in a green suede jacket and blue jeans. Bank remained open as authorities investigated the heist.
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Medina
Court Harding
Old Phoenix National Bank
Medina County
Welfare workers in Lorain County adopt time clocks
About 200 Lorain County Welfare Department employees will work a full 40 hour week with time clocks installed at the main office and Lorain branch. Director Gerard Prinz says some staff oppose slow workloads while coffee break rules are under review. The issue has been sent to County Prosecutor Joseph Granda for a ruling.
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Roy Berko
Temple Board
Lorain County Community College
Lorain
Prinz
Joseph R Granda
Baltes auction raises $3 million despite slow construction
More than 2,000 men attended the Baltes Construction Co auction in Norwalk under wet cold skies. About 75 percent of the equipment was sold as the firm works to pay debts amid a downturn in highway work. final totals hovered near the $3 million mark.
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Norwalk
Baltes Construction Co
Rt 20
Dean Forke
Forke Brothers
Sand
Baites Co
John Baltes
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Medina Area Bank
Superior
Wis
Detroit
Ernest McSorley
Toledo
Ohio
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Great Lakes
Arthur M Anderson
Cascade Park
Jeff Bishop
Baltes Auction
By David Scott
Ferest
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Spitsnogle
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