Brookside High alumni invited to homecoming
Brookside High School invites all alumni to the homecoming dance Saturday at 8 p.m. The semi formal event is free for alumni. A reserved section will be at the football game Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. in the Brookside football field.
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Researcher urges housewives crush cans to cut pollution
Ohio State University engineer Dr. E Paul Taiganides says crushing tin cans before disposal could reduce 90 percent of related pollution. He cites 50 billion annual cans and urges manufacturers to lead waste disposal improvements, calling for tech to serve human needs.
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Police Students Tension Low After OSU May Riots
A survey of 54 Columbus police officers after the May Ohio State University disturbances finds little hatred toward students. Most officers view students as not disliking police and favor tear gas and arrests to disperse crowds, with limited support for firing over heads or random arrests.
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Black River homecoming planned
Spencer Black River High School plans homecoming with the Pirates hosting Western Reserve. Queen candidates are seniors Melissa Guyer and Phoebe Klintworth chosen by the football squad with voting today and coronation at 8:30 p.m. Saturday after a 7:30 p.m. pregame event.
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Avon Lake to boost sewer rates effective January 1971
Avon Lake residents face a sewer rate increase of about $2 per quarter starting with bills due January 1 1971. Rates rise from 50 percent to 9 percent of the water bill as part of a $1.6 million bond funded expansion for secondary treatment meeting federal standards. The project includes an outfall sewer and aims to discharge Lake Erie water that meets Ohio and federal health standards.
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