Salary stir on Neeson pay cited by city council
Republican councilman Rich ard E. Baird will ask Mayor-elect Charles V. Neeson his view on boosting the mayoral salary as Democrat Theodore Emerich abstains. The issue arose after a Nov 20 meeting suggested aligning the mayor’s pay with the safety-service director’s 9360 annual salary, with Neeson deferring to the council.
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Neeson
Finance Committee
Clarence Schultz
Ist
John Katko
Schultz
Fellows
Emerich
Charlie
Yesteryear In The News Council faces vote on civil defense measures
The report notes a county civil defense matter with seven of nine defense directors expected to favor the measure. Mayor Oscar G. Dunn would sign the ordinance to install a new vault door in the treasurer's office as part of the fiscal plans.
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Lorain County
Nance
State Civil Defense
Republican Organization
Oscar G. Dunn
Jeane
Knights of Columbus Toy Fund Drives to Help Needy Children
The Knights of Columbus Toy Fund Committee announced a drive to begin tomorrow to raise funds for purchasing toys for underprivileged children. Community members are urged to contribute to support local youngsters this holiday season.
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Knigits of Columbus Toy, Shop Fund Committee
Butcher Joins Pros in Surprise Knicks Move
In a sudden shift, Dennis Butcher of Pikeville College signed with the New York Knickerbockers after a lengthy wait as contract talks concluded. The move follows earlier salary discussions and council debates over mayoral pay and city funding.
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Butcher
Pikeville
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Wright
National Basketball Associat
Squeeze Wins Six Notrump: South Delivers Thirteen Tricks
In a national pair championship South declares six notrump after a long auction. West leads a heart and South executes a three suited squeeze that forces East to discard. Declarer then cashes A Q diamonds and K diamonds to complete thirteen tricks, leaving East with explaining to do.
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West
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Santa to descend by chute at Norman store
Santa will parachute from a plane at 12 000 feet and open his chute at 2 500 feet. He aims to land in a 15 foot square area in the Norman parking lot and meet children in the toy department. He will stay until 9 p.m. with about 10 000 people expected.
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Santa
Joe Norban Discount Center
Norban
Ed Wexler
Ins
Pathologist Dr Pajor Named Diplomate of Pathology
Dr Kalman 0 Pajor a pathologist at Elyria Memorial Hospital has been named a Diplomate of the American Board of Pathology after meeting strict standards. The certification reflects four years of post MD training and expertise in laboratory medicine and disease analysis.
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Pajor
Elyria Memorial Hospital
American Board of Pathology
Church Society Plans Theme for December Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Columbia Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Grant Cowley's home on West River Road. Mrs Edgar Patton will present Living Echoes of the Holy Family. Mrs Frank Hammel and Mrs Wayne Stinchcomb will assist as hostesses.
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Columbia
Woman's Missionary Society
Columbia Baptist Church
Grant Cowley
West River Road
Edgar Patton
Frank Hammel
Wayne Stinchcomb
GOP Women Will Elect at Columbia Republican Meeting
The Columbia Republican Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. G. MacGregor in Columbia Station. The gathering opens at 10 a.m. with a luncheon to follow and election of officers on the agenda. All members urged to attend.
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Columbia
Columbia Republican Women's Club
Mayor Elect Seeks Air Expert Aid for Brook Park Issue
Mayor elect Charles V Neeson and Councilman John Katko met with air pollution expert Seymour Calvert of Case Institute after Calvert advised on Brook Park’s smokestack problems. Calvert noted 3 cent per ton smoke elimination cost. A December 12 mass meeting with industry is planned in Elyria under a U S Public Health Service–sponsored conference.
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V. Neeson
John Katko
D-Sthw
Neeson
Seymour Calvert
Calvert
Case Institute
Cleveland
Brookpark
United States Public Health Service
Elyria
Madden Wins Three at Narragansett Park
Darrell Madden rode three winners at Narragansett Park on Wednesday driving Eft Pee l to $8.60 in the fifth Whirling Loops to $10.40 in the seventh and Empiric to $4.20 in the feature eighth race.
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UPI
Darrell Madden
Narragansett Park
Eft Peel
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