Lorain Civil Service Suits Not On Appellate Docket
Lorain police promotions are challenged in eight lawsuits filed in the Lorain County Court of Appeals seeking to void recent civil service promotions. The Ninth District will not hear the cases next week. hearings may come later. Deadline for replies is November 6. Officers named include Hirbe Malinowski Szabo Buizomi Palermo Metelsky Soloman Holomitzki with potential representation by a Columbus civil service specialist. The mayor seeks an early ruling before the November 2 election.
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Air- House
Wednes Lorain
Bal Ron
Hunsicker
Lorain
Rain Police Promotions
Ninth District
Court of Appeals
Elyria
Oscar Hunsicker
the Vene
Lorain County
Dicate
Robert Hirbe
Columbus
Hirbe
Woodrow W. Mathna
Paul Mikus
Civil Service Commission
Grand
John Malinowski
John Szabo
Victor Buizomi
Joseph Palermo
George Metelsky
William Soloman
James Holomitzki
Civil
Veteran Elyria plant manager Cameron to retire
Hugh Cameron, 63, will retire Oct. 31 as plant manager of Pfaudler Permutit Ritter-Pfaudler Elyria plant. He joined Pfauudler in 1933, led Kobe Japan operations in 1954, and helped guide the company through mergers creating Ritter-Pfaudler. The Kobe plant ranks third largest by employees behind Rochester and Elyria.
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Hugh Cameron
Elyria
Cameron
Pfaudler-Permutit, Inc
Scotsman
Pfaudler
Pfaudler-Permutit
Ritter-Pfaudler
Ritter
Pfauudler
Pfaudler- Permutit-Ritter
Japan
Kobe
Shinko-Plaudler Co. Ltd
Kobe Steel
Rochester, N.Y
Rochester
Amherst and South Amherst schedule water talks again
SOUTH AMHERST The on again off again talks between Amherst and South Amherst are back. A meeting is set for Nov. 15 at 7 20 p.m. at the South Amherst Town Hall to discuss the village purchasing water from the city of Amherst.
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South Amherst
Amherst
Virgil Miller
Joseph Husar
Amherst Utility Committee
Husar
Miller
Council
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
Manon, Amherst
Oberlin student and teacher fined in narcotics case
Two suspects, Robert E. Preston a Oberlin College senior and Harriett Washburn a school teacher, pleaded guilty to obtaining barbiturates illegally. Each was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to six months in county jail with jail terms suspended for two years. Original charges included purchasing narcotics and false address use. the false address charges were dismissed.
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Oberlix
Robert E. Preston
Oberlin College
Harriett Washburn
East Colege St
David R. Goldthorpe
Richard R Huher
Teens to Wash Windshields in City Promotion
Windshields of cars in city parking lots will be washed Sunday by members of the Elxhia Youth Council for the United Fund appeal. A display about the group is shown in Harry's Men's Wear on Broad Street.
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Elxhia Youth Council
United Fund Appeal
Young People's Organization
Harry's Men's Wear
Broad St
Ohioans win farm proficiency awards at FFA convention
At the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City Missouri the poultry farming award went to Ted Zieber 18 Belleview Ohio and the farm electrification winner was Duane A Meranda 19 Georgetown Ohio both named among the Ohio recipients.
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Kansas City
UPI
Future Farmers of America
Ted Zieber
Bellevue
Ohio
Duane A Meranda
iGeorgetown
Tot Drowns in Bathtub in Cincinnati
Geneva Kling 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs William King died in her bath tub while under babysitter care. Police said the sitter was on the telephone when the 16 year old sister found the tragedy.
Modern-art auction sets dollar high
The world auction record for modern paintings rose to 3,385,600 dollars at Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York as a secret American collector paid 200,000 dollars for a Cezanne landscape. The sale of 55 canvases set records for four French artists including Cezanne Manet Gallaumin and Duchamp and surpassed a 23 million London sale from 1963.
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New York
UPI
Cezanne
Parke-Bernet
London
Manet
Gallaumin
Duchamp
Estaque
Pay hike proposal rejected for county college extra toil
Lorain County Community College Trustees defeated a second bid for extra pay to faculty handling non classroom tasks. Four part time posts were listed including intramural director and newspaper advisor roles. Trustees opposed the measure by a 3 to 3 vote with Dr. Love absent. Consensus favored minimal fringe benefits and a one year temporary plan. A separate $10 monthly Blue Cross plan was approved for all employees along with policy revisions.
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Ralph Kingzett
Lorain County Community Colege
Donald Love
Andrew Warhola
Ernst Hewes
Edward Conley
Ewing
Mabel Ewing
College
Max J. Lermmer
Blue Cross
Staines
Ajenesi
Becaus
Warhola
Lerner
Davie Durr
Henes
Schools name Lilley to county education post
William P Lilley was named federal funds coordinator for the county schools by the county board of education aided by Alicebelle Gubeno as elementary supervisor. He will handle supervisory duties and represent the county in federal funding applications under a new state foundation program increasing teaching allotments.
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William P. Lilley
Fed
County Board of Education
Lilley
Alicebelle Gubeno
State Foundation
Gram
Eranon of
Wicts
Staviar Novus
Strike costs and stalled talks hit Electro Alloys plant
An Electro Alloys official said the 76 day Interchinery strike cost about 2 million dollars with 1 million in orders lost. Some 330000 in semifinished and finished products were recovered. customers may shift to rivals. Local 383 disputes persist as Tremmes cites federal mediation but no meeting planned. Mayor Sanford offers no comment.
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Interchinery
Electro Alloys
American Brake
Shoe Co
John
Cess
Tymes
Fred BE
Schools urged to join UF fair share campaign
L R Barr general chairman of the 1966 United Fund Campaign says community needs should involve educational leaders and students. In Elyria the campaign targets public and parochial schools with coin boxes and pledge tables to foster student awareness and participation.
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L. R. Barr
United Fund
Barr
Greater Elyria
Louis J. Kelopus
Elyria City
Pleigeriod
Timothy Boylan
Cascade
Edison
Gates
McKinley
Windsor
Fair Share Club
Elyria
Sister Assumpta
St. Agnes School
Rita Bauer
Boy struck by train while listening to radio
A 14 year old Edwin Gaynor of Glenhead New York was hit by a train after ignoring a crossing warning to keep listening to a transistor radio. Police said he did not hear the red signals while absorbed in the program. The incident occurred near the Long Island Railroad crossing.
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United Fund
Masonic Temple
Elyria City
Amc
Long Island Railroad
Glenhead
Edwin Gaynor
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