Ohio voters face heavy school bond and levy questions
In Columbus AP report, about half of Ohio's 640 districts plan bond issue ballots for November 4. Several districts seek large millages and will clash with past defeats. Fremont schools face closure from Nov 14 to Jan 2 if operating levies fail. Local districts including Lorain and Ashtabula weigh $14 million and $9.5 million bonds amid statewide rejection trends.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lorain
Clyde R. Scott
Fremont
Hamilton
Massillon
Mad River-Green
Springfield
Ashtabula
Roger Beitler
George Conti
Kay Quealy
Toledo
Uphill Vote Ahead As Educators Push Levy Proposals
Massillon and Toledo voters face four operating levies totaling 27.8 and 20.9 mills respectively. Supts. conti and Fry warn renewals are critical to qualify for state funds, with July defeat raising concerns about fall openings and teacher recruitment.
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Conti
Massillon
James H. Fry
Ohio school levies face renewed votes across several districts
The Chronicle Telegram reports that Hamilton Local, Greenville, Northeastern Local and other districts may renew or submit bond issues and operating levies after previous defeats. Franklin County voters weigh two 16 mill levies. Clark County plans a $4.4 million bond. District leaders warn of funding gaps if renewals fail.
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Hamilton
Franklin County
Albert Knodel
Knodel
Greenville
W.t.maxwell
Clark County
Charles Stephens
Chitty Bang Bang Nickname at Oregon City Clinic
The McClean Clinic in Oregon City adds Dr. Cameron C. Gange to its staff while patients keep calling Dr. Jack L. Chitty by the nickname Chitty Chitty Bang Bang a playful misnaming reflecting the clinic atmosphere and personalities.
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Oregon City
Ore
McClean Clinic
Jack L. Chitty
Cameron C. Gange
Chitty-Chitty Bang Bang
Clearview fire trial tomorrow in Elyria
Elyria's new Republican city auditor will be named at tonight's city council meeting. Eugene B Smith, ranking GOP councilman, confirmed plans but refused to name the appointee. The four GOP councilmen and State Sen. Robert J. Corts met Friday night to decide, following Edwin G Haywood's Sept. 15 resignation to head Center Ridge Clinic.
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Elyria
Eugene B Smith
Smith
City Hall
Edwin G Haywood
GOP
Robert J. Corts
Elyria Republican Central Committee
Haywood
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Trial of ex-student in $500,000 Clearview High fire proceeds
Raymond Wren 19, former Clearview High School student, faces arson charges for the May 6 fire that damaged the school. Judge LeRoy F. Kelly overruled motions for continuance and a bill of particulars, ordered witness names turned over, and may direct a jury visit to the scene. Trial set for Aug 16 with prosecutors John Gallagher and Elio Zerbini leading.
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Raymond Wren
Clearview High School
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Attys
William Barrett
John B. Otero
Wren
Gallagher
Kelly
John Gallagher
Elio Zerbini
Joseph G. Granda
Amherst Jenne Won't Seek Reelection to School Board
Burton Jenne of Amherst said he will not run again for the Amherst school board and endorsed Lenore H. Kerr of Lorain County Community College to succeed him. He noted he would handle defense by requiring submission of witness lists for trials in Florida during the winter season.
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Amherst
Burton
Bud
Jenne
Lenore H. Kerr
Lorain County Community College
U.S. Trotting Associa
Tion
Florida
Pompano Park
Fla
Lexington
Kerr
Amherst Area
Missing Steubenville youths found dead in car
Two Jefferson County youths Charles Howard Jr. 15 of Steubenville and Richard Kerns of Alikana were identified as missing teens found dead in a parked car likely from carbon monoxide poisoning. The car held vegetables and a live chicken. Howard’s missing report had been filed Sept. 15.
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Alikana
Unions to Meet with Amship Wednesday in Toledo
Officials of the American Ship Building Company and seven striking unions will meet Wednesday at the Holiday Inn in Toledo to seek an agreement. Local 744 of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers secretary treasurer Joseph Sextella said attitudes remained unchanged. South Korea cholera toll reaches 114 with 51 new cases in 24 hours, total 1,282.
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Lorain
American Ship Building Company
Holiday Inn
Toledo
Joseph Sextella
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Seoul
UPI
South Korea
Pope defends papal authority against critics
Pope Paul VI told 30 theologians in Rome that the pope holds exclusive right to rule the Catholic Church and warned that attacks on the magisterium threaten the unity of the faithful. The meeting opened a series of discussions following Humanae Vitae controversy and ahead of a world synod.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
Vatican
Matilde Chapel
Paul
Christ
World Synod of Bishops
Five generations of one Lorain County family featured
In Lorain Oberlin and Elyria five generations are recorded. Tiffany Hutchison the great great granddaughter is one year old. Great great grandmother Mrs Bognar observed her 83rd birthday. Grandmother Mrs Atkins comments on the rarity and faith. The item also notes Tiny Schriner in Tucson for four months and Tom Sehriner’s Arizona degree and teaching post.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Oberlin
Elyria
Mary Kerekes Bognar
Elizabeth Bognar Kish
Patricia Kish Atkins
Jane Atkins Hutchison
Marseilles Avenue
Tiffany Christina Hutchison
Hutchison
Clifford
Tiffany
Mrs. Bognar
Mrs. Atkins
Amherst
Maynard
Tiny) Schriner
Helen
Tucson
Ariz
Tom
Tiny
Arizona
Tom Sehriner
University of Arizona
Forest St
Richard Sadowsk
C-T
Women’s Pages
Jane Schriner
Roger
Alice) Kellogg
Rochester
N.Y
Mary C. Ingersoll
Middle Ave
Elyria High
Elyria Public Library
Joan Bennett
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
Lee A. Bennett
Fullerton Rd
Ohio cases loom as Supreme Court opens term
The Supreme Court begins its fall term with at least 28 Ohio cases on the docket. They include Brockington v Rhodes challenging a 7 percent petition signature rule now amended to 4 percent, a Canton judge’s challenge to a voter ratification of age 70 re election, and two boundary disputes Ohio Kentucky and Michigan Ohio.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Canton
Clay Hunter
Kentucky
Michigan
Sohio President Defends Merger Plan as Legal
Sohio president Charles E. Spahr says the planned merger with BP Oil Corp is legal and would proceed with a stockholders meeting. Assistant Attorney General Richard W McLaren announced the Justice Department will challenge the merger as illegal under 1968 guidelines. McLaren noted BP and Sohio receive no special treatment in the assessment. A separate Lorain County report details a thief using a woman’s stocking to steal night deposit envelopes from an Elyria Township bank, retrieving two envelopes before detection.
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Cleveland
UPI
Standard Oil of Ohio
BP Oil Corp
Charles E. Spahr
Sohio Spahr
Richard W McLaren
Justice Department
Department
Spahr
Sohio
BP Oil
Elyria Township
Lorain County
25 Die on Ohio Roads In Weekend Traffic Toll
A series of deadly crashes across Ohio left at least 25 dead over the weekend. The Ohio Highway Patrol and United Press International counted two deaths in each of five separate accidents, with 18 killed on Saturday alone. Two died Friday night and seven more yesterday, including four pedestrians hit by cars.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
United Press International
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Cuyahoga Falls
Amherst Citizens Committee For Better Education
Fire Station
David C. Kerr
Steel
Lorain-Cuyahoga
University of Pittsburgh
Amship
Russ Davies
Brockington
Rhodes
Honolulu
McLaren
British Petroleum
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