Manson ousted after leap at judge in Tate trial
Charles Manson attacked Judge Charles H. Older during the Sharon Tate murder trial in Los Angeles. Bailiffs restrained him after he lunged toward the bench amid a heated exchange. Three female defendants Sasam Atkins Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel were also ejected after joining a chant.
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Sharon Tate
Manson
Charles H. Older
Apia Plans
Wi Iss Tate
Sasam Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Imadjo Tooms
Charles Manson
Tate-LaBlanca
Charles Older
Ronald Hughes
Paul Fitzgerald
William Murray
UPI
Nbc-Tv
Gene Windhoff
Pollution plan from Cloud proposals in Ohio
Roger Cloud outlined a 15 point program to end water pollution during a helicopter tour of northeast Ohio including Elyria. He proposed creating a single Environmental Protection Unit to consolidate the current state efforts.
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Roger Cloud
Ohio
Elyria
Cloud
Ohio Gubernatorial and Senate Campaigns Highlight Policy Plans
The piece outlines Republican and Democratic lines in Ohio campaigning. It notes support for air and water pollution controls, stricter enforcement, regional water districts, and facility inspections. Gilligan criticizes financial strain on schools and crime, Taft Jr. leads senior citizens for Taft, and Bayh endorses Metzenbaum, citing unity and progress.
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Air and Water Pollution Control Boards
Ohio
Robert Taft JR
GOP
U.s.senate
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Taft
Seltzer
Birch Bayh
Howard M. Metzenbaum
U.S. Senate
Howard Metzelbaum
Bayh
Im A . A
America
Oberlin Council to Form Finance Planning Committee
City council will act as a committee-of-the-whole to aid financial planning with Vice Chairman Robert S. Thomas proposing a joint effort with City Manager Edward C Smith and Auditor Douglas Ward on budget and appropriations. Other members supported the idea though some favor setting committees for specific problems. An in-depth study of expenditures over at least two years is urged.
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Oberlin
Robert S. Thomas
Edward C Smith
Douglas Ward
Thomas
Bernard Lysaght
Marcellus B. Diederich
Arson Blamed For Lorain Fire On Vacant House
Firefighters blame arson for a blaze at 1536 E 2h St in Lorain’s South Lorain Urban Renewal District. Reported at 16 35 p m, crews extinguished in 45 minutes. The vacant city owned building was slated for demolition amid ongoing arson in the renewal area.
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Lorain
South Lorain
Sanday
North Ridgeville hearing on Mills Creek rezoning sparks sewer debate
A public hearing and council session in North Ridgeville debated rezoning land along Mills Road for a 132 condo development amid sewer system overload. Mayor Diederich limited permits. developer Schmitt offered to limit units until infrastructure expands. council approved the rezoning despite objections about school tax base and capacity. Nearby, Lesotho’s first diamond mine reported yielding several 100-carat stones including the 601.25 carat Lesotho Brown.
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North Ridgeville
Berea
Robert Schmitt
Mills Road
Mills Creek
John Arnold
R- 2
Morris
Lesotho
Basutoland
Vermilion City Receives Single Bid For Trash Pickup
Vermilion's Service Director reports only one bid received for garbage pickup from Brotherton Disposal Inc. with several plants. Council weighs curb versus backyard collection, dumping options at Erie County dump, and related costs while addressing resident concerns about curb carry and city budget. A special meeting will discuss gas price increases, garbage options, and erosion piling project with state officials.
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Vermilion — Service
Samuel George
Brotherton Disposal Inc
Brotherton
Erie County
Werner Leidheiser
William Krantz
Leidheiser
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Vermilion FHA 235 housing sparks council clash
Vermilion residents clash with plans by Kling shirt Towner Inc to build five FHA 235 subsidized homes on Driftwood Drive Valley View. Critics cite quality concerns and question local control while a councilman seeks legal review and the mayor notes limited city say in siting and financing.
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Vermilion
Vermilion City Council
Driftwood Drive
Valley View
Klingshirt-Towner Inc
Federal Housing Administration
Kenneth Klingshirn
Renee Alg
John Mueller
Sweetbriar Drive
Caner
Mueller
Robert Glover Inc
Elyria
John Maiden
Lawrence Schell
Orchestra plans new strike talks in Cleveland
The Cleveland orchestra strike enters a new round of negotiations with Musicians Local 4 noting progress on two non economic issues. The 104 musicians began striking September 6 over a proposed $70 weekly raise expected over three years and a $25 raise offer from the Musical Arts Association.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Orchestra
Musicians Local 4
Anthony Granata
Musical Arts Association
Vermilion City Council Accepts Resignation of Schell
Vermilion City Solicitor and Acting Prosecutor Lawrence Schell resigned effective Nov 1 citing business pressures. He plans to name two replacements for solicitor and prosecutor and noted a health department rule on sewerless sites. Also discussed were ambulance charges collection and a plan for tax reciprocity with the Firelands mayors association.
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Vermilion
Lawrence Schell
John Maiden
Schell
Maiden
Firelands Mayors and City Managers Association
Council
Junk yard fights order to close
Columbia Township trustees learned last night that Paul Yatsco of North Station Road filed a Common Pleas Court response. Trustees have taken legal action to halt the junk yard operation on the Yatsco property for violating the Columbia zoning ordinance, and a full validity test of local zoning may follow.
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Columbia
Common Pleas Court
Paul Yatsco
North Station Road
Yatsco
Hubbard Wilcox
Ridgeville safety figures released show September activity
Safety Director Paul W. Ormsby reported September data: 39 of 278 auto accidents so far this year occurred in September. 110 traffic offenders referred to Elyria Municipal Court with all but one convicted. 22 North Ridgeville cases with seven convicted and five sent to the grand jury. 21 juvenile court cases from North Ridgeville. 77 September criminal offenses with 42 cleared by arrests of 16 adults and 20 juveniles. 487 police calls that month. fire department answered seven calls, saving about 28000 in property, with two dwelling fires, one vehicle fire and four other calls.
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North Ridgeville
Paul W. Ormsby
Thomas A. Sigsworth
Robert Dreger
Elyria
Grand Jury
Lorain County
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United Press Internation
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Southo
East Liver
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Belize
St. Clairsville
E Ting
Kit
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Law
John P. Gallagher
Schmitt
Gallagher
By Olwyn Riddell
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Robert Oring
R-E. Warner and Association, Engineers
Robert Martin
Local Planning Commission
Regional Planning Commission
Klingshirn
Orchestra
Cou
Erie County Health Department
State
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Seaway Boat Co
Station Road
DeForest Osborne
North Station, Road
Pearet
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Columbia Park
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Basil Reynolds
Patricia Isaak
Ridgeville
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