Pollution aging Lake Erie linked to discharges and neglect
A Federal report warns Lake Erie is aging 15000 years faster due to phosphorus and nitrogen from sewage and industrial waste. It cites Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Euclid and Lorain Elyria as major polluters and outlines a $1.4 billion plan through 1990 with Canadian cooperation and public support.
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Cleveland-Akron
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Euclid
Painesville
Diamond Shamrock Corp
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New York
Dunkirk
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Ind
Toledo
Wayne County
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Monroe
Joe G Moore
Federal Pollution Control Administration
Great Lakes
Lake Huron
Buffalo
Lorain Elyria
Sandusky
U S
Canada
Lotko May Return From Active Duty By June 30
Elyria postmaster Michael J. Lotko, activated January 26 with the Ohio National Guard, could be released by June 30 after a Pentagon decision to bring home all Guardsmen and reservists called to active duty. Lotko, a lieutenant colonel and former 12st Tactical Fighter Squadron commander, serves as base housing officer at Eglin AFB Florida and plans to resume postmaster duties after release.
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Michael J. Lotko
Ohio National Guard
Lotko
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12St Tactical
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Columbus
Uss Pueblo
North Korea
Eglin Air Force Base
Pensacola
Fla
Chronicle-Telegram
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Eglin Afb
Korea
U.S
Eglin
Florida
Plane crashes into Fox studio near Dolly set. pilot killed
A single engine plane hit the 20th Century-Fox administration building near the Hello Dolly and Peyton Place sets in Los Angeles. Pilot Walter Kaufman, 63, died. Hundreds worked inside as witnesses report the craft missed the runway and struck near the third floor before bursting into flames. One producer was knocked down and debris trapped a car. bystanders and casting office visitors were nearby.
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20Th Century - Fox Studios
Peyton Place
Walter Kaufman
Pacific Pallades
Kaufman
Santa Monica
Film Company Administration
Sy Barrett
Three charges follow early morning wreck
An Elyria man, Clarence R. Hinson, was charged with reckless operation, intoxication, and no driver's license after his car struck a parked vehicle on Cleveland Street. He was treated for a chin cut and jailed. officers noted an intoxicant odor on his breath.
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Cleveland Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Clarence R. Hinson
Rosewood Dr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hinson
James Taylor
Purdue Ave
Taylor
Cleveland St
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October 3 1968 Chronicle Telegram Page Twenty-Five
Page Twenty-Five from The Chronicle Telegram dated Thursday October 3 1968. The readable segment presents brief local items and notices typical of a family newspaper section including community happenings and short announcements.
Clearview plans December special election on school levy
Burla Ohio area Clearview Local Schools move to place a special levy proposal on the December ballot after a September work session. The board urged public support, noting current millage is insufficient and no levy has passed since 1965. Recommendations from district leaders and the county prosecutor influenced the plan.
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Lorain
Clearview Board of Education
Zemill
Cramer
Kucharek
Mikus
Catherine Book
Clearview Education Association
Lorain County
Wayne Whyte
Clearview Local
Whyte
Bill Stone
Ohio Education Association
Cleveland
Farm and shop advisers urge vocational school needs
About 40 residents from farm, agriculture and machine shop advisory committees urged Lorain County Joint Vocational School to include strong shop programs. They envision practical training so students graduate job ready, with projected enrollment of 700 to 750 for area juniors and seniors across Amherst, Oberlin, Wellington, Keystone and Firelands districts.
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Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational High School
Emthe-Farm Agriculture and
Lorain County Joint Vocational School Board of Education
Wiliam R. Burton
Edward Crider
Berea
Burton
Amherst
Wellington
Keystone
Firelands
Elyria committee upholds city ban on political signs
The buildings and lands committee of Elyria council reinforced a residential sign ban despite claims of unconstitutionality. A letter from Lorain County GOP chair Robert Corts cited a state Supreme Court decision. The panel urged enforcement and advised court challenge if contested, plus rezoning of a two acre parcel north of 49th Street and west of Rt. 57 from Elyria Township to Elyria multiple family residential.
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Preme Court
Corts
49Th Street
Rt. 57
Elyria Township
R S Elyria
John Koepp
FAA chief in Oberlin to retire after long service
George Campbell chief of the Cleveland Federal Aviation Center in Oberlin will retire effective Oct 18 after more than 45 years in government service. Campbell began his career in 1923 in the Navy and joined aviation control in 1931. He is 62, from Jackson Mississippi, and lives with his wife in Cleveland with two married children and three grandchildren.
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George Campbell
Cleveland Federal Aviation Center
Campbell
Navy
Jackson, Miss
Cleveland
Elyria JPenne y Co store to close November 23
The Elyria J C Penney Co store will close on November 23 after failing to secure a permanent manager since September 26 when Allen D Whiting became the store manager. Whiting, a decade Elyria resident, previously managed at the downtown Penney store and Midway Mall before taking the downtown post last April. Donora near Pittsburgh hosts about 15 000 residents.
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J. C. Penney Co
Allen D
Pete) Whiting
Penney
Donora
Whiting
Midway Mall
Pittsburgh
FBI Refused Sniper Search Warrants for Ashtabula Farm
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Washington denied requests for a search warrant seeking automatic weapons evidence and possible bodies tied to the July 23 Glenville sniper slayings. Federal agents pursued guns, riot plans, and paramilitary training as homicide investigators link missing bodies to the shootings. officials call the area a potential riot training ground.
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FBI
Washington
Ashtabula
Cleveland Plain Dealer
U.S
Plain Dealer
Glenville
Tomas Fasula
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Windsor Township
Reporter Karafin Convicted of Blackmail Ties
In Philadelphia a jury found former newspaper investigator Harry Karafin guilty on 40 counts of blackmail and solicitation in a shakedown scheme that netted as much as 250000 from businessmen. Judge Nix called the trial serious for press freedom and Karafin faces up to 60 years in prison.
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UPI
Harry Karafin
Karafin
Robert J. Nix Jr
Nix
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sylvan Scolnick
Cherry Hill
Scolnick
Reget
Lorain Youth Hurt In Motorcycle Crash Near Pearl Ave
A Lorain youth, 17 year old Larry D. Temple of 4887 Clifton Ave., was listed in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital after a motorcycle went out of control on Pearl Avenue near Rt 254. He suffered a fractured right knee and left shoulder. The motorcycle ran off the road, struck a tree, hit a post and overturned. Temple was riding north on Pearl Avenue when the accident occurred yesterday afternoon.
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Sheffield
Lorain
St Joseph’s Hospital
Pearl Avenue
Rt. 254
Larry D. Temple
Clifton Ave
State Highway Patrol
Temple
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