Annex bid not certified delays forgery claim case
Lorain County Commissioners cannot act on the annexation petition for 367 acres in Sheffield and 25.5 acres in Elyria township until certifications are filed from the affected subdivisions. Only Lorain city provided certification. the township clerks have not submitted theirs.
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Sheffield
Elyvia
Lorain
Lorain County
George P. Verban
Ohio
Elyria Township
Ontario
Ross Romes
Sheffield Township
John and Mildred Novak
Dunton Rd
Romes
Curtis Nelson
Nelson
Weather details show showers and cool temps today
Weather bulletin reports cloudy conditions with light rain possible today and scattered showers tonight. High around 42 degrees, low near 30 with variable cloudiness tomorrow and a few showers likely. Sunset 5 01 p.m. Sunrise 7 29 a.m. High 42 at 11 a.m. yesterday, low 30 at 9 30 p.m.
Avon Lake Amended Budget Briefs and Local Hearings
Part time police and volunteer firemen may be considered for raises in Avon Lake. Avon planning commission discusses a potential industrial rezoning. Grafton approves pay increases for non teaching personnel. Milan board hears resignation. Sheffield approves rezoning for an industrial park. Vermilion holds apartment rezoning public hearing. Wellington council considers master plan recommendations. Page 4.
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Amberst
Iun
Daylong illness keeps wife bedridden as husband runs home
Wife spends a day in bed due to illness while her husband handles house chores and childcare. The arrangement highlights domestic responsibilities and shared caregiving within the household.
Egyptian Students Blamed for Riots in Cities
Cairo papers accuse a small faction of reckless students of inciting violent demonstrations in Mansoura and Alexandria. Rioters torched buses and streetcars, damaged shops, and clashed with police as heavy rains and rare snowfall helped calm Alexandria.
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Cairo
Today
Mansoura
Alexandria
Secret Service and Johnson Informed Of JFK Death Delays
An excerpt from Jim Bishops chronicle details the delayed confirmation of President Kennedy's death. Key figures include Jerry Behn Secret Service agent and Kenneth ODonnel who feared a fatal outcome. Officials debated timing with Mrs Kennedy and family members amid hospital chaos.
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Kennedy
Jerry Behn
Secret Service
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Kenneth O‘donnell
Mrs. Johnson
Jerry Benn
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
China agrees to Warsaw talks with United States
Peking radio said Communist China agreed to meet U.S. diplomats in Warsaw on February 20. The move follows discussions on Vietnam diplomacy as Washington considers renewed contacts while Hanoi faces pressure from Peking and Moscow. The broadcast noted the date ahead of a U.S. presidential transition and warned talks could fail without changes on Taiwan. Chen Tung urged meeting in Warsaw on February 20.
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UPI
Vietnam
China
United States
Peking
Tokyo
Warsaw
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U.S
Washington
Taiwan
Chen Tung
Poland
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Lorain selects Ellis for second ward council post
Lorain names Charles L. Ellis a 40 year old two year Lorain school board veteran to fill the unexpired term of J Leonard Camera who was elected State Representative for the 74th District. Ellis will be sworn in by City Auditor Antone Ujbelyi likely Saturday.
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Charles L. Ellis
Ellis
J. Leonard Camera
Camera
Antone Ujbelyi
Les
Christine
Ohio Edison Co
Second Street
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain High School
Baktwin-Wallace College
France Cancels Austerity Threatens Concorde Budget
Paris reports France will cancel the 1969 atomic tests in the South Pacific and trim military spending by 400 million francs as part of a wider austerity plan. The Concorde project faces a 12 million franc cut, while payroll tax is repealed and value added tax adjustments offset revenue losses. Foreign exchange controls tighten to curb speculation.
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Paris
France
South Pacific
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Great Britain
Gas fills Mannington mine tunnels as 78 miners remain trapped
Deadly gas pockets and methane threaten rescue efforts at Mannington No. 9 mine after more than 20 blasts. Air tests show carbon monoxide risk as 21 men are rescued and 78 miners are unaccounted for. Officials warn outlook is dim while plans to drill and listen for signs of life face delays.
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Mannington
W. Va
UPI
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal Co
Washington
Gaylor Nelson
D-Wis
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Coal Industry
UMW
Mannington No. 9
Enn
Silver Star recipient bears one scar from dog bite
Army Sgt. Jack L. Brenneman of Oberlin earned the Silver Star the Bronze Star and a Commendation for actions in Vietnam. A dog bite is the only mark visible from his service as he prepared to depart Long Binh for the United States in early October. He killed enemy soldiers August 2 after being knocked down by a rocket, then stopped three attackers. The Bronze Star recognized valor during a January 37 rifleman mission when he drew sniper fire to locate the enemy and killed a Viet Cong sniper enabling his unit to complete the mission. Turn to page 3, col. 5.
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Oberlin
Jack L. Brenneman
Parke Brenneman
Rt. 20 East
Vietnam
Emy
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