Elyria Library Project Wins $200000 Federal Grant
A $200000 federal grant was announced for a new Elyria Public Library building, triggering plans for a $550000 project with a two level design and a 100 person meeting room. Campaign workers hailed the win as the culmination of months of fundraising and negotiations, with pledges and assets totaling more than the projected cost.
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Elyria Public
Ruth Hess
James C Brown Jr
Chronicle - Telegram
Miss Hess
Brown
Library Board of Trustees
Elyria Board
Federa
Clare George
Magyar United Church of Christ
Elyria
Elyria seeking major federal school aid for Head Start center
Elyria boards moving to apply for about 770000 in federal funds for education programs under Title III and the Head Start initiative. Applications cover a Continuing Educational Services Center, an Arts and Science center, a vocational arts building, and a preschool Head Start program with local service matches.
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Elyra
Elyria
Office of Education
US Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Elyna
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria Center
Lorain County Community College
U S planes strike Hanoi area and launch sites
U S planes and ground forces carried out a major air assault aimed at crippling Hanoi area SAM sites and airstrips. F105 Thunderchiefs knocked out launch pads and radar facilities while Marines supported a coastal operation near Qui Nhon amid heavy ground fire.
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Michael T. Malloy
US Army
1St Cavalry
Saigon
UPD
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Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Hanoi
Iniu
Phu Tho
da Nang
Bombings target four Black leaders in Charlotte vigil
FBI eyed possible break in four civil rights bombings in Charlotte. No injuries, but homes of NAACP leader Kelly Alexander and others were shattered. Authorities call it a professional team operation. governor vows full prosecution and a fundraising drive to repair damages.
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Klan
John Garcia
Charlotte
UPI
Ku Klux Klan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charleston
Kelly Alexander
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alexander
Fred
Reginald Hawkins
Julius Chambers
North Carolina
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Alexandre
Moore
Aders
Hawkins
Cham
Progress reported in strike talks and Gemini 7 delay lifted
The International Association of Machinists agreed to allow 200 workers to return to Cape Kennedy, easing a five day delay for the Gemini 7 launch. Federal mediation chief Willam Simkin and Labor Secretary Wirt had sought a settlement as talks with union and management resumed the next morning. Nancy Keller, an 8 year old girl from Bastrop Louisiana, escaped a kidnapper after nearly a day and was reunited with her family.
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UPD
Donnell Aircraft
International Association of Machinists
Cape Kennedy
McDonnell
Navy
Federal Space Agency
Willam FE. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
W. Willard ‘Wirt
Bastrop
Nancy
Peanuts) Keller
Louisiana
Piney Woods
Union Sues State Over Overtime Pay Claim
The AFL-CIO Ohio Council 21 filed a suit in Franklin County Court of Appeals alleging state workers at Mansfield Reformatory were unpaid for overtime. The court ordered the department to act on Swanger’s claim or show cause by December 17.
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UPI
Swt
State Mental Hygiene and Corrections Department
Franklin County Court of Appeals
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afl-Cio
Ohio Council 21
Richard Swanger
Mansfield Reformatory
Wri
Swanger
Ridgeville Water Renewed Amid Local Debate
Amherst council discusses zoning ordinance changes and apartment construction for seniors while mayor proposes making Park Ave a one way street. Firelands School District plans to participate in a state bus program next year and South Amherst moves to swearing in officials. Sheffield Lake reads ads for bids on a new high school. Carlisle Township takes first step to rezoning. North Ridgeville reads for all contracts except electrical on new school. Frankly column questions space rush.
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Park Ave
Firelands
North Ridgeville
Mystery surrounds seven deaths in Herndon farm fire
State police seek more information in the case of a shotgun attack on Paul Bordner and his wife, followed by a blaze at their two story log home in Herndon. Seven youngest children perished, six older siblings survived, and the parents were wounded. Police cited a deep mystery and ongoing investigation as they probe for suspects and motive.
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UPI
John Grey
Montoursville
Contract Bridge
Grey
Abby X
North Ridgeville
Cane
Paul Bordner
Herndon
Sunbury Hospital
Bordner
Longest Viet Nam casualty list released by U S Defense
Washington with 85 American servicemen killed in Viet Nam announced by the Defense Department. All the dead were Army. one soldier died of non combat causes. three listed as missing in action from Army Navy and Air Force. The daily lists have grown as U S involvement increases.
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UPI
Defense Department
Viet Nam
United States
Lsted
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Wintery Day Forecast With Lakeside Flurries
Cloudy and windy conditions with a high of 42 to 48 degrees. Tonight turns colder with scattered flurries near Lake Erie and a low around freezing. Wednesday remains chilly with temperatures near seasonal norms.
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