Nixon phase two plan draws regional business support
Local businessmen broadly back President Nixon's inflation curb plan as volunteers cooperate to curb costs. Builders Anthony Morello and Marvin Evenchik call for market controls with a preference for voluntary action, while others like Ronald Miller seek clarity on post freeze pricing and wage adjustments. ERNEST SEABOLD favors fairness in foreign trade but warns of mixed outcomes. Paul Moos and Earl Griffith voice cautious approval with calls for targeted exceptions for public servants.
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Nixon
Anthony Morello
Lorain
Murello
Ernest Seabold
Elyria Dairies
Seabold
Earl Griffith
Griffith Blacktop
Local leaders cautious but supportive of Nixon Phase Two
Industrial and labor figures in Lorain County respond cautiously to President Nixon's Phase Two wage price controls. Leaders like MUNRO M. GRANT and JOHN R. ROBINSON express cautious optimism, support for a joint board, and voluntary compliance, while others foresee needed government action amid unemployment concerns. Some fear overreach but most expect positive inflation containment once fully understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Nixon
Munro M. Grant
The
All American Co
Grant
John R. Robinson
Lorain
Roehring Co
Robinson
William R. Davies JR
Luxaire Inc
Joe Nixon
Davies
Joseph J. Kender
United Steel Workers District 28
Cleveland
Park levy would open doors to two rec centers
Elyria officials propose a 5 mill park and recreation levy to fund two new recreation centers on the west and south sides within five years. If approved, $560,000 would flow to construction, with $400,000 for centers at South Park and West Park, replacing an East Park center built in 1968.
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East Park
Charles R. Hoagland
Elyria
Parks and Recreation Department
Park Levy
Elyria Parks and Recreation
Park and Recreation Department
South Park
West Park
South
West
Lorain County Farm Tour Guides Residents to Scenic Stops
A group of five farm organizations extends an invitation to area residents to tour Lorain County farms and scenic points. Stops include LeRoy Hasenpflug Farm, Dean McClellan, Jack Hodgkins display of a 1916 steam traction engine, Bonnie Brae Farm horses, Valley Rabbitry, Krystowski Tractor Sales, Wellington Historical Museum, Jaloda Dairy Farm, and Perry Brandt Farm with additional viewable sites along the route. Organized by Cooperative Extension Service and local agricultural groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Perry Brandt
Rt. 58
Rt. 303
Robert Wyler
Baumhart Rd
Camden Lake
Gore Orphanage Road
Rt. 20
Pippert Brothers Farm
Baird Road
Wellington
Jones Road
Wellington Town Hall
Cooperative Extension Service
Soil and Water Conservation District
The
Farm Bureau Federation
North Ridgeville DECA style show invited by Ruth Sampsell
Ruth Sampsell invites coverage of a North Ridgeville DECA style show with senior members as models. The event, “Fall and Winter Fashions for Today,” is Sunday at 2 p.m. in the F. W. Woolworth store at Midway Mall, with teacher-coordinator Mr. Larry Kelly as a live mannequin.
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Davies
North Ridgeville
Distributive Education
DECA
F. W. Woolworth Co
Midway Mall
Larry Kelly
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mall
F. W. Woolworth
Ida
Browns
Pittsburgh
Carl Deeds
Elyria High School
Oberlin College Sells Roxy Theater Ties to Oberlin and Case Western Reserve
A probate judge approved the sale of the Roxy Theater Building in Cleveland for 150000, ending Oberlin College and Case Western Reserve Universitys 50 year income from a long term lease. The proceeds will be shared between the two schools. The property on East 9th Street was once owned by Levi E Meacham.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Case-Western Reserve University
East 9Th Street
Levi E. Meacham
T. M. Swetland
Case School of Applied Science and Western Reserve
Case and
Western Reserve
Meacham
Kope Realty Co
Anti-pollution league wins partial victory over Ross
The North Eaton Anti-Pollution League obtained a partial ruling from Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura halting Robert Ross Industrial Disposal Co. landfill operations on Giles Road for zoning violations while allowing continued preexisting burn methods. The court ordered a 90 day plan to limit operations to a reasonable, air-friendly use and denied removal of preexisting structures. Edward Hagesfeld leads the league with 14 members and residents testified about odors and unsightliness.
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North Eaton
Ross
Pincura
Traffic Death Watch Stay Safe on the Roads
Traffic Death Watch urges drivers to stay off the list by driving cautiously and avoiding dangerous behavior. Authorities emphasize alertness, adherence to speed limits, and to report hazardous conditions promptly. Public safety campaigns stress shared responsibility to reduce roadway fatalities.
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Prout Chevrolet
Ronald Miller
Miller
Marvin Evenchik
Evenchik
Paul Moos
Sears Roebuck
Moos
By Jerry Drake
Roderick N. Macleod
Romeo
Lear Siegler, Inc
MacLeod
Carr
Don E. Swartz
Briar Lake Dr
Marcia Straka
George Straka
Georgia Ave
Hoagland
Art Gardner
Robert Gardner
E. River St
John Payne
Lorain County Tour
LeRoy Hasenpflug
Pyle Road
Rt. 113
Amherst
Dean McClellan
Rt. 18
Brighton
Jack Hodgkins
Rochester
Bonnie Brae Farm
Quarry Road
Rt. 162
Jack Rollin
Huntington Township
Bursley Road
Charles Haat Jr
Krystowski Tractor Sales
Wellington Historical Museum
North Main St
Wellington Enterprise
Jaloda Dairy Farm
Corner Rt. 303
Hallover Road
James Sheffield
Modern
Ieron
Himes
Lripton
Russ Davies
Cleveland Automobile Club
AAA
Ohio
Burger King
the Whopper
Sandusky
Elyria Catholic High
ECH
Gilbert T. Renuart
Renuart
Vee
Robson Rd
Grafton
Elyria Catholic
Midview
Lorain Southview
Clearview
Admiral King
Erie County
Sandusky Public
Sandusky Perkins
Lorain Catholic
Jewspaperi Bleiye
Chronicle-Telegram
Sale
Roxy
Kope
Frank J. Merrick
California
Dayton Livingston
Cleveland Trust
Anti-pollution League
Area
Ixs
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