Pollution rules split in Elyria mayoral debate
GOP candidate Foreman urged long range pollution standards while incumbent Reichlin pressed for federal help and universal guidelines. They debated bridges in West River Parkway and police funding, with Foreman pushing safety first and Reichlin calling for federal cooperation to clean the Black River.
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Elvira
GOP
Andrew J. Foreman Jr
Leonard P. Reichlin
Elyria Area
Black River
West River Parkway
Ohio Retarded Education Stance Clarified After Pa Decision
Ohio educators deny an immediate widespread overhaul following a Pennsylvania ruling that all retarded children deserve public education. Gary Perkins of the Ohio Association for Retarded Children says a suit is planned to seek tuition support for state institution pupils, not to transfer all programs into public schools.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gary Perkins
Ohio Association For ‘Retarded Children
Columbus
State Department of Education
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Associaton
Perkins
Tri chairmen urge levies for quality Elyria schools
Elyria trustees name Mrs. Ralph Ely William F Redman and Milan A Bendik as campaign leaders for November levies to fund operating and capital needs. The 4.5 mill operating levy would raise about 1.7 million with a 2 mill capital levy adding about 500000. failure could threaten district operation by late 1972.
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Elyria City
Elyria Board of Education
Ralph Ely
Willam F. Redman
Milan A. Bendik
Redman
W. 12Th St
Levy
Oberlin School of Commerce
Schenley High School
Pittsburgh
Elyria
Bendik
Wesleyan Court
Antirabies shots paralyze youth bitten by kitten
MEMPHIS Tenn AP A Memphis veterinarian's son Kenneth Ford 14 is in touch and go condition after a rabid kitten bite on Sept 25 He is among 12 people receiving the anti rabies series and has developed a severe reaction to the shots leaving him paralyzed from the neck down He has 7 shots remaining Hospital officials said the series must be completed though authorities note he currently shows no rabies. incubation varies in humans.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Kenneth Ford
Port of Cleveland handles more cargo amid dock strike
The Port of Cleveland processed 34 percent more cargo this shipping season due to a dock strike on the East and West Coasts, boosting regional freight activity and rerouting shipments.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Pays Back Dues to NOACA Amid Board Feud
At Mayor Carl B. Stokes request the Cleveland City Council approved paying 43 860 in back dues to NOACA after the agency was temporarily taken over by the state for 90 days to resolve a dispute over Cleveland's representation. The feud led to Cleveland's ejection from NOACA and HUD funding disruptions.
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Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Stokes
Noaca Stokes
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Elders of Elyria recall Jimmy the Greek birthday tale
Local column notes Russ Davies James Barbarossa known as Jimmy the Greek Candy will turn 92 on October 26. He has quit playing nags due to failing eyesight and long betting tenure. The piece also covers Elyria High School class of 1917 reunion plans, a wedding anniversary for Joseph Q. Petro and Mrs Petro, and family corrections from Russ Davies letters.
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James Barbarossa
Jimmy
Elyria
Elyria High School
EBS
Elyria Country Club
Vern Andrews
William Anselm
Robena Bark
Paul Haserodt
Dorothea Lersch
Carl Dillon
Lottie Mathison
Gladys Miller
George E. Duman
The
West Side Lumber and Concrete Co
Lowell St
High St
Mercury in humans drops study shows
Researchers report mercury levels in human tissues declined from 1913 to 1970 with peaks in early childhood and midlife. They attribute reduced exposure to less coal use and criticize the mercury scare as emotionalism and ignorance.
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Minneapolis, Minn
American Public Health Association
Saratoga General Hospital
Detroit
Mich
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Sweden
Nelson Stud Plans 25 Million Plant With County Aid
Lorain County commissioners disclosed plans to help Nelson Stud Welding Division of TRW Inc. finance a 25 million plant near Elyria. Negotiations target 2.5 million in industrial revenue bonds backed by the county as TRW owns 137 acres west of Elyria and north of Route 113 in recently annexed territory. Similar financing has funded other local industrial projects in the area.
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Nelson Stud Welding
TRW Inc
Lorain County
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General Industries Co
Wittenberg University
Russ Davies
Constance
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Charles A. Persons Sr
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Richard V. Barnes
Betsy Broenel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ricky
Sandra Szabo
David L. Szabo
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Shelly
North Ridgeville
Verne
Esther Barnes
Richard
Sandra
Esther
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Betsy
United Fund
Chad Coffman
David Coffman
Middle Ave
Lorain County Rehabilitation Center
Robert Schaefer
United Community Services
Greater Lorain County
Michigan
Nelson Stud
Tory
Rt 113
TRW
U. S
Joseph
Feiss
Ohio Brass Co
Abbe Road
Lear-Romec, Inc