Supplementary center tightrope tightens as funds vanish
Lorain County Supplementary Center at Lorain County Community College faces bare minimum operation after losing federal support in June. Budget for 1971 nears $80,000 with districts funding most, but no money remains to replace equipment or add new films. Center fears dwindling services and potential closure without new backing.
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Lorain County
Wayne Whyte
Wellington
Norman J. Resko
Resko
Lorain County Cancer Society
Ohio
Whyte
End of streetcars signals start of N Olmsted bus line
NORTH OLMSTED The old Green Line ran on Lorain Road to Center Ridge until 1931 when financial trouble halted streetcars and stranded riders. The village bought two yellow coaches and borrowed Greyhound buses to form what may be the first municipal bus line in the country.
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North Olmsted
Lorain Road
Center Ridge
Barton Road
Cleveland
Elyria
Greyhound
Charles
Bud” Best
the Inc
North Badgeville
New York City
Best
Oberlin Civil Defense advocate keeps focus on safety
Lester Codney of Oberlin College Buildings and Grounds pursued a police auxiliary for the city, but council rejected the plan after city officials urged caution. Now he hones civil defense readiness with Waterville fire chief Wilbur Van Ausdale, monitoring weather and coordinating alerts for Lorain County communities.
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Oberlin
Lester Codney
Cleveland
West Side
Codney
Oberlin College
Edward C Smith
Police Department
Berger Court
Bull
Wilbur EB
van Ausdale
Lester
VanAusdale
Civil Defense Security
Lorain County
Civil Defense
Murray Ridge Road
Camden
Russia
Pittsfield
Wellington
Norman Schmidt
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Ohio State University Library
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Dorothy Brewer
Ester Manuel
Ralph Pierro
Bob Smith
Dale Ice
Alfred Ice
Westwood Rd
North Ridgeville
Rob Thomas
N. Olmsted
Public Utilities Commission
North Olmsted Municipal Coach Line
Charles “Bad
Todd B. Martin
North Olmsted Municipal
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By Ted Wood
National Guard
Germany
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