Clyde job deal advances for new city manager Mathna
Lorain Mayor Woodrow Mathna was offered a salary of 12000 dollars a year in a first reading of the salary ordinance by Clyde Council for the newly hired city manager. Mathna, hired Tuesday night, will wait for the salary ordinance to pass before accepting the post after an earlier election defeat.
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Clyde
Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Clyde Council
Mathna
William Bowlus
Keys to seek 3rd full term in post
Lorain County Treasurer J Grant Keys announced today he will seek re election. If elected in November 1972 the Democratic treasurer would be serving his third full term. He was appointed July 3 1963 to complete the unexpired term of Gene A Troup who resigned ill health. Keys was elected to his first full term in November 1964 and won his second term in November 1968 in a sweeping victory carrying every precinct in the county. He is a three term former mayor of Elyria. He carried every ward in the city in each election. His 1953 victory marked the first time in 22 years that a Democrat was elected mayor of the city. In 1959 he was named Director of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety by Gov Michael V DiSalle and served four years. A life long resident of Elyria, he is a 1935 graduate of Elyria High School and a 1941 honors graduate of Ohio University. During World War II he was a pilot with the U S Army Air Force. He is married to Mary Meany and father of 12 children. He is vice president of the State Association of County Treasurers and Ohio Committee of County Officials representative. Earlier this year he was named to the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee. Keys is a member of civic and veterans organizations. Politically he has served as vice chairman of the Ohio Democratic Executive Committee. He served as security chief for President John F Kennedy's trips to Ohio and for President Lyndon B Johnson's trips to Ohio. Keys has received service citations for public affairs. Since 1948 he has made more than 2000 speeches without payment or stipend re election in November.
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Lorain County
J, Grant Keys
Gene A Troup
Keys
Elyria
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Elyria High School
Ohio University
U.S. Army Air Force
Mary Meany
State Association of County Treasurers
Ohio Committee of
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
John F. Kennedy
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Flashers Stolen From Indianapolis Squad Car
An unnamed Indianapolis patrolman reported that red flasher lights were stolen from the top of his parked squad car. The officer muttered that people will steal anything as the incident was noted in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Lass with winning ways shares her good fortune
Rosemary Schroeder a 12 year old North Ridgeville girl turned a Chronicle Telegram carrier contest into gifts for the needy. She earned 10 points buying two 15 pound turkeys and filled baskets during lunch hours for the Middle School Y Teens Thanksgiving project.
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Lass
Rosemary Schroeder
Rosemary
Defector reveals events leading to fighting on side of Viet Cong
A 19 year old Cambodian defector recounts joining pro Sihanoukists, serving as field nurse and commando with Viet Cong in Cambodia and South Vietnam, facing draft fears, and fleeing to Phnom Penh where he began life as a student. He remains largely anonymous and recalls a tense escape by bicycle to a taxi heading to the capital.
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UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Viet Cong
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Not-Forgotten Box Donation Prompts Community Gift
Chris Wolf, son of A L Wolf of 141 Princeton Ave, donates to the Not-Forgotten Box in the Chronicle Telegram lobby. The public may drop toys games and amusements during C T working hours as pictured in the newspaper photo.
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Chris Wolf
Chronicle- Telegram
Chris
A. L. Wolf
Princeton Ave
Bombing target Frato shot dead in car outside Cleveland hospital
Michael Frato 37, once tied to a bombing that backfired, was found shot in a car at Mount Sinai Hospital. Police say a pursued informant, Gus Palladino Jr., was in custody. another man drove Palladino’s car. Frato led a growing rubbish-hauler business and belonged to related associations. Gambling is suspected as a motive.
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Clevelander
Cleveland
Michael Frato
Frato
Mount Sinai Hospital
Gus Palladino Jr
Palladino
Rubbish Haulers Association
Three indicted in Lima State Hospital mistreatment case
Three defendants pled innocent as Allen County Common Pleas Court began handling 31-indictment cases over alleged abuse at Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Pleas entered for James Ketchum and attendants Jerry Lowe and Paul Neely on assault charges amid broader allegations from torture to sodomy.
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Lima
UPI
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Lima State Hospital
James Ketchum
Jerry Lowe
Paul Neely
Ford to lay off 3200 at Dearborn plant next week
Dearborn Michigan AP reports Ford Motor Co will lay off 3,200 hourly workers at its Dearborn assembly plant for the entire next week. Officials cite sagging sales of the Ford Mustang and Mercury Cougar as the cause.
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Dearborn. Mich
Ford Motor Co
Lawson holdup suspect faces 3 more charges
An Elyria man, Raymond D. Howard, 20, has three additional armed robbery charges filed after clerks identified him as the Lawson Milk Co. robber in incidents on Oct. 21, Nov. 5 and Nov. 10. He pleaded innocent in Elyria Municipal Court and has a preliminary hearing set. bond is $20,000. He surrendered to police Tuesday after a warrant was issued.
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Elyria
Lawson Milk Co
Middle Ave
Raymond D. Howard
16Th St
Howard
Lorain County
Doris Day as Santa on TV episode with magazine writer
The famous bearded figure is identified as Doris Day playing Santa on a televised episode, where she portrays a character connected to a magazine writer. The AP photograph captions the moment.
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Doris Day
Santa
West Berlin mayor confident wall will open for Christmas
West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz said he is confident the wall will open for Christmas allowing West Berliners to visit relatives in East Berlin and the East German Republic. He noted talks with East German officials are near agreement on unimpeded travel and accelerated talks hint at an early conclusion by late next week.
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Bonn
UPI
Klaus Schuetz
West
Berlin
Egon Bahr
West Germany
Michael Kohol
East Germany
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