State considers refund of ambulance funds for hospital service
Oberlin city officials say part of a 15000 grant to Allen Memorial Hospital to start ambulance service may be refunded by the state. An emergency service highway medical grant could cover 30 percent of vehicle purchases. The district covers Oberlin Camden Pittsfield and Russia Townships and is due to begin operations next year.
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Elyria
Ohio
Tees
State
Oberlin
Edward C Smith
Counci
Allen Memorial Hospital
Camden
Pittsfield
Russia
State Highway Department
Oberlin approves taxi fare rise and franchise grant
An emergency ordinance in Oberlin sets taxi rates by zone with four zones. Fares start 75 cents for the first zone, 15 cents more per extra zone, plus 10 cents for each child over 12, 25 cents for wait time over three minutes, and 25 cents for luggage. The council also granted C Morgan McDonald a taxi franchise. James F Lang opposed the franchise but supported the rate amendment.
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Oberlin
C Morgan McDonald
Council
James F. Lang
Paul B. Arnold
William McKinney
Ray O Reeder
Arthur P Hess
J Cooley
Planner to Join City Employe in Oberlin
The Oberlin city council instructed Civ Selicitor Grover L Severs to draft legislation to add resident planner Gail Ornstein to city payroll. Without passage she cannot receive retroactive pay, while the state and federal grant support continues for planning supervision. Ornstein would earn between 7 600 and 9 200 annually, up from 38 000 current pay.
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Oberlin — Civ
Grover L. Severs
Gail Ornstein
Edward C. Smith
Civ
Smith
Ornstein
Oberlin seeks federal funds for three street projects
Oberlin aims to receive federal highway funds for three street projects totaling 161,000. City Manager Edward C. Smith told the council the regional planning commission certified the trio from 12 submitted projects. The roads Pyle Road East College and West College would be funded in 1979 while seven other projects including Spring Street and South Pleasant Street bridge work await approval.
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Oberlin
Edward C. Smith
Council
Regional Planning Commission
Pyle Road
Lorain Street
Morgan Street
East College
Oberlin Road
Rt. 10
West College
South Prospect
West Lorain Street
Smith
Spring Street
South Pleasant Street
Lorain Considers Police and Fire Pay Increase Ordinance
Lorain council weighs a pay boost from 8 to 9 thousand dollars for police and firemen with 72 additional safety staff. The plan would raise fiscal 1974 costs and tap revenue over 2.24 million to fund capital improvements. Auditor warns this could trigger further demands from other city workers and affect the next budget.
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Lorain
Kednight
Woodreaw
C.ig
Aecord
Anioene
Mathna
Cty
Waliam Perker
Comedian Robert Morse to Star in The Boatniks at Disney
Hollywood reports comedian Robert Morse will headline The Boatniks with Phil Silvers at Disney. This entertainment note spots Morse joining the film project as a leading actor in a comedy set within a Disney production.
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Hollywood
UPI
Robert Morse
Phil Silvers
Disney
Hunters urged to be cautious during Ohio upland season
Ohio Wildlife Division Chief Dan C Armbruster warns hunters to be careful as pressure remains moderate to heavy in public areas. Early reports show 2485 hunters bagged pheasant rabbits and quail across the state while pheasant prospects peak in southwest Ohio.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Wildlife Division
Dan C. Armbruster
Ohio
Armbruster
Turkey shoot approved at AMVETS property Rt 162
Huntington reports no reason to forbid turkey shoots on AMVETS property as two club reps attended township trustees meeting. Trustees and zoning inspector consider compliance with commercial zoning after a neighbor complaint halted planned festivities last month.
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Huntington
Amvets
Rt- 162
George Wilcox
Area man retires from the Army after 28 years
John E. Osbun of North Ridgeville retires as a major after 28 years of service. He enlisted at 16 in the Army Reserves, served in World War II overseas from 1944, under Generals Bradley and Patton, and later instructed at Bedford and Cleveland Armories. He worked for Fruehauf Trailer Corp. in Avon Lake and has a large family.
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Chestnut Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
U.S. Army
Maj
Osburn
Army Reserves
Camp Livingston
Osbun
England
Scotland
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Germany
Omar Bradley
George §. Patton
Gibun
Bedford
Cleveland
Fr. Monmouth
Seniors Plan Dinner Sunday at Columbia High
Columbia High School seniors will serve spaghetti and meatballs with tossed salad bread and butter and pies in the school cafeteria on Rt 82 to raise money for their Easter vacation trip to Washington DC. Serving from noon to p.m.
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Columbia
Columbia High School
Washington, D. C
Huntington trustees weigh tax on lake building amid revenue concerns
Lorain County budget hearings highlighted the creation of multiple lakes in Huntington Township. Auditor Joseph Mitock advised requiring cost estimates for lake excavation with recreational zoning permits to determine taxable value at 38 percent of assessed value, aiming to equalize taxation with other ventures. Zoning inspector William Bates was tasked to gather the data when permit applications are filed.
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Huntington
Lorain County
Mitock
William Bates
Farm Bureau delegates join Ohio meeting schedule outlined
Three delegates from Lorain County Farm Bureau will attend the 31st annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation gathering. Officials from 86 counties will be recognized at the Expositions Center site with sessions on farm income taxes education and crops. George Schultz will speak on Farm Labor Program and Larry Baumann Henrietta nominated for state board.
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Lorain
Pari Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Tomormie
Wee Corwin
Burrer
Ralph Jewland
I Mes
Farm
Lausehe
Ohio Expositions Center
Farm Bureau
Hareld Richard
Ehsalie
Gene
George Po Schultz
Farm Bureau South
Sveuth Center
Robert Summer
Larry Baumann
Henrietta
State Board
Ant Tits Devets
Bill seeks date on perishables labeling
Rep. Leonard Farbstein introduces a bill requiring perishable food packagers to print on labels the date after which the product cannot be safely used. The measure would let the Health, Education and Welfare secretary set shelf life and require labeling.
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Washington
Leonard Farbstein
New York Democrat
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Quake deaths tally in a century reaches high mark
An estimate shows about 900000 people killed by earthquakes across the last century. This figure highlights the deadly impact of seismic events worldwide and underscores ongoing needs for disaster preparedness and resilient infrastructure.
Abandoned girl identifies mother in California hearing
In Bakersfield a 5 year old girl identified her mother Betty Lansdown Fouquet in court. Betty Fouquet and Ronald Fouquet face two felony counts of willful child abandonment after leaving Jody near a freeway. Judge Doyle Miller set December 4 for a ruling on dismissal motions.
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Bakersfield
Califore
Jody Fouquet
Jody
Betty Lansdown Fouquet
Doyle Miller
Fouquets
Bell Gardens
Highway 99
Death Row Inmate Gets Unprecedented Privileges
Los Angeles judge grants Doyal A. Terry, condemned for murder, a $500 expense account, three assistants, storage cell, two legal runners, a private investigator, and unlimited jail phone use to defend himself in his fifth penalty trial. Terry has been on death row since 1960 with multiple reversals.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
John F. McCarthy
Doyal A. Terry
San Quentin
Terry
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
California Supreme Court
Temple Class Visits Grace Lutheran Church in Ecumenical Program
The Bonai Abraham Temple youth confirmation class will visit Grace Lutheran Church on Thursday for an ecumenical instruction session led by Rev. Peter Meatwitz. The program covers Lutheran beliefs, sanctuary tour, baptismal font, altar, sacramental vessels, and vestments, with aims to foster understanding between Jewish and Christian communities. Jerrold Winger calls the effort a step toward mutual respect. Next spring the Lutheran class plans a return visit to the temple.
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Bonai Abraham Temple
Grace Lutheran
Peter Meatwitz
Jerrold Winger
County leaders visit Dayton to inspect jail facilities
Lorain County commissioners plan a Dayton trip to view the Montgomery County Jail office and courthouse facilities. Commissioner President Jeresmo J. Keron will be joined by Ludwig M. Pincura Fred M Ritenauer and Sheriff Vernon M. Smith and Capt. Michael DeNicola as part of a preliminary county building program.
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Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
Dayton
Montgomery County
Jeresmo J. Keron
Ludwig M. Pincura
Fred M Ritenauer
Vernon M. Smith
Michael DeNicola
Keron
Doctor named in $150,000 suit
Naum P. Nechovsk of 2126 East 29th Street Lorain filed suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against Dr George P. Gotsis of 2815 Pearl Road Lorain and Lorain Community Hospital for 150000. He claims loss of facial muscle use from an operation for a growth in the parotid area performed December 11, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naum P. Nechovsk
East 29Th St
Lorain
Lorain Democrats name steering committee for 570 elections
The Lorain County Democratic Executive announces a steering committee to select eligible candidates for the 570 elections. Members include Victor F. Stewart Jr. and James T. Tracey, with chair Joseph Ajkbelin, plus Charles Blair, Joseph G. Grunda, State Rep. Donald J. Pease, Dr. Robert Rusl, and Joseph R. Rulli.
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Larain County
Elvrians
Victor F. Stewart Jr
James T. Tracey
Joseph
Ajkbelin
Lorain
Lorain County
Stewart
Elyria City
Democratic Central Committee
Tracey
Elyria
Charles Blair
Carlisle Township
Lorain County Board of Elections
Joseph G. Grunda
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Robert Rusl
Lorain City
Joseph R. Rulli
Hospital adopts open visiting policy for pediatric patients
LORAIN The St. Joseph Pediatrics Department plans a new visiting policy allowing parents unlimited daytime access. Officials say parental presence helps ease fear and aids care, with parents invited to assist during bathing feeding and treatment under guidance from physicians and nurses. Public relations will answer inquiries.
Lobo Not a Police Dog Tackles Burglary
Indianapolis patrolman Armand W. Robinson reported burglars looted his home and took items valued at about $300 including his service revolver mace and handcuffs. Robin son kept his dog Lobo secured as detectives investigated the burglary but found no evidence the animal fought the intruders.
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Indianapolis
IAP
Armand W. Robinson
Robinson
Lobo
Knights of Columbus to hold annual memorial service
Father Ragan Council 3260 Avon Avon Lake will host its annual commemoration at the Knights of Columbus Halil on Moore Road at 8 pm Thursday. The service honors all Brother Knights who have died with Bill Schneider chairing religious activities and welcoming all Knights and their families.
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Father Ragan
Knights At Columbus
Avon-Avon Lake
Halil
Moore Road
All Brother Knights
Bill Schneider
All Knights
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