Lorain sports figure Daniel dies in train crash
George Daniel 82 longtime Lorain city schools athletic programs leader died after his car was struck by an eastbound Norfolk and Western freight train at Kansas Avenue crossing. He was found in the car, rushed to St. Joseph Hospital, declared dead at 3 10 p.m. Daniel had given his name to the Oberlin Avenue stadium and was about to move to Florida.
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George Daniel
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain City
Norfolk and Western
Kansas Avenue
Daniel
St. Joseph Hospital
Florida
Indiana Avenue
Kansas
E. A. Olin
Kingville
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
George
Danny) Daniel
Rickey
Danny
Weather outlook with showers and mild tonight
Increasing cloudiness tonight and mild with a chance of showers. Low 55 to 60. Partly cloudy Saturday with a chance of showers and cooler Sunday. Probability of precipitation 40 percent tonight and 50 percent Saturday. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph later today diminishing tonight and Saturday. Sunset 6 56 p m Sunrise tomorrow 7 32 a m. Details page 10. High 72 yesterday afternoon. Low 53 this morning. Fish Fry Amherst St Joseph School 4 30 7 P M. Carry outs. Sizzling Sirloin Steak $2 99 daily from 11 30. Closed Sunday.
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Amherst St. Joseph School
O'Henry's
George Daniel Stadium Named For Lorain Legend Danny Daniel
Lorain honors Danny Daniel, a longtime Lorain High School teacher and athletic director, as George Daniel Stadium is unveiled at a testimonial. Daniel retired after 48 years of service in Lorain, with Branch Rickey praising his lasting impact. The ceremony marked George Daniel Day in Lorain.
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Lorain
George Daniel
Danny
Lorain High School
Amherst Receives $272,353 Renewal Grant
Amherst Urban Renewal project gains an extra 272 353 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The city faced a $200 000 shortfall due to a error in cost estimates and appealed for funds amid federal cutbacks. Total project funding rises to 1 811 353.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
William Saxbe
Charles A. Mosher
R-13
Lorain County OKs expansion of juvenile detention facilities
Lorain County commissioners approved expanding juvenile detention capacity contingent on federal matching funds. They also allowed two rooms in the former county home infirmary to serve as temporary dormitories for 12 to 14 juveniles, with supervision by day at the detention home. Judge Henry P. Webber and John McCrea pushed for the expansion to meet a new Nov. 19 law requiring separate juvenile housing.
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County Home
Henry P. Webber
McCrea
Judge orders hearing on Kopechne autopsy
A judge in Wilkes Barre denied dismissing a Massachusetts petition for Mary Jo Kopechne autopsy and ordered a hearing to determine if exhumation is needed. The Sept. ruling aims to reveal facts about her death in Senator Edward M. Kennedy's car near Chappaquiddick Island, with the inquest ongoing.
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Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Common Pleas
Bernard C. Brominski
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Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Peti
Miss Kopechne
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Cape Cod
Coming Sunday features in cage and sea life tales
The Sunday Chronicle previews edgy entertainment pieces including CLASS IN A CAGE where failing pupils risk a grim fate, shark research stories, and a guide to handling a disturbed killer whale. It also spotlights Rita Hayworth’s WWII era appeal and Rita’s modern-day film work.
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Yesteryear
Sunday Chronicle-Telegram
Tingler Sentenced to Death for Double Teen Murders
In Columbus, Richard Lee Tingler Jr. was found guilty of first degree murder in the October deaths of two teenagers during a der y store holdup. An eight-woman four-man jury imposed the death sentence at Ohio Penitentiary, set for January 26, after six hours of deliberation the previous day and under three hours today.
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UPI
Richard Lee Tingler Jr
Derry
Tingler
Ohio Penitentiary
Notice on bulletin hoard calls wives to potluck supper
Members are reminded to bring their wives to the potluck supper on Wednesday night, and one other covered dish.
Ex-principal links Wren to dress clash at Clearview
Prosecution witness Frank A. Martin formerly of Clearview High testified that Raymond Wren was among students challenging the dress code with African style dashikis in class. Martin said Wren’s violations and poor attendance nearly led to suspension as jurors heard of protests tied to the May fire at the school.
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Frank A. Martin
Clearview High School
Raymond Wren
Martin
Erty
Brookside High School
Sheffield Lake
Wren
Albany Ave
Lorain
Robinson Defends Head Start Directorship Amid Firing Appeal
Lorain County Head Start director Carroll E. Robinson defended his actions in a public meeting, claiming authority over more than $12,000 in federal funds and a $627 salary raise. Officials at the Economic Opportunity Committee dispute the raises and cite gross misconduct. About 35 residents attended the Lorain High School session as charges were reviewed on both sides.
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Carrol E. Robinson
Lorain High School
Robinson
Patrick Craig
Economic Opportunity Committee
Herman Larkin
EOC
Craig
Lorain County Community College
Vietnam moratorium gains momentum amid war withdrawal push
Defense Secretary Lairds son will march in protest as Yale President Brewster endorses ideas of a ceasefire and withdrawal within 12 months. Comedian Woody Allen plans to speak at rallies while Rep. Rosenthal leads an all night House session effort. University leaders split on campus participation and timing, with some urging class cuts and others opposing university use as protest venues. Senate Republicans call for visibility from protesters during the days of action.
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Kingman Brewster Jr
John Laird
Eau Claire State University
Wisconsin
Young Laird
Nixon
Allen
Sam
Benjamin Rosenthal
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YALE
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U.S
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Maurice Mitchell
Washington
Senate
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