FAA says Florence Twp. DC-3 crash involved unlicensed fliers
FAA investigators found no mechanical fault in the Sept 11 Florence Township DC-3 crash that killed Glenn Sampson and his nephew James Sampson of Hialeah Florida. The pilot allegedly held an altered medical certificate and filed an instrument flight plan against permit rules. The co-pilot passenger was unlicensed and the younger Sampson was a student pilot.
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Chicago
Florence Township
Federal Aviation Administration
J.Q. Johnson
National Transportation Safety Board
Johnson
Ortner
Rt. 60
Glenn Sampson
James Sampson
Hialeah
Fla
Andrew Ortner
Englert Investment, Inc
Miami
Sampson
Ortner's
FAA
Three LCCC grads return to campus as instructors
Three Lorain County Community College graduates returned to the campus this fall as instructors. Richard J. Robbin, Walter H. McGreevy, and Harold T. Montgomery, all LCCC alums, joined the faculty at the start of the year. Robbin, 26, teaches shorthand, business letter writing and report writing. McGreevy, 34, teaches investigation methods criminal law and traffic. Montgomery, 29, is reference librarian and teaches library use.
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Richard J. Robbin
Walter H. McGreevy
Harold T. Montgomery
Robbin
9Th St
Lorain
Springfield
McGreevy
Georgetown Ave
Marcia
Denmark
United States
Community Rd
Sheffield Lake
Sandusky
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Sth St
C-T
John Fazio
Two-Year Study Planned To Streamline Lorain County Agencies
Walter A. Godfrey reports that the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission will conduct a two year study to eliminate overlaps among Lorain County social service agencies. A three person staff will handle the project at about 960000 with two thirds funded by federal sources and one third from local funds. United Way will contribute 4000 toward local costs and other agencies will cover the rest. The contract is to be with the County Commission Welfare Department and others.
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Lorain County
St Bernard Bourbon Retires From Bank Cash Escort
Bourbon a 6 year old St Bernard works at a Kansas City service station bank route carrying cash for her owner Bruce Clevenger. The dog retrieves a bag twice daily and goes to the bank with the money. Bourbon trots 160 yards to reach the bank and is greeted by tellers who give treats while waiting for a receipt. The dog began this task after a one week training and has been performing the duty about six weeks.
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Bourbon
St. Bernard
Bruce Clevenger
Kansas City
Clevenger
UPI
Ohio GOP eyes recapture of House
Ohio Republicans plan to regain control of the Ohio House in 1976 with a goal of about 24 Democratic seats. State Chairman Kent B. McGough cites recruiting half a dozen strong contenders and a party campaign managers school in Columbus. Senate control remains uncertain, but GOP aims to flip the House first. The leadership critique centers on Democratic labor- boss influence and calls for new Republican candidates, with Maloney and Kurfess actively recruiting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kent B. McGough
GOP
McGough
Senate
House
State Apportionment Board
Republican Executive Committee
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Maloney
Kurfess
Winter road equipment ready for the season in Oberlin
Ohio Department of Transportation technician Duane Eagle and Oberlin State Highway Garage superintendent Brent Greer inspect state highway clearing machinery. The fleet passed the safety check with flying colors, ready for use on area highways.
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Duane Eagle
Ohio Department of Transportation
Brent Greer
Oberlin
Jeff Bishop
Ex Keystone homecoming queen dies in Beaufort crash
Kathy Jo Middlestetter, 20, Keystone High School 1972 homecoming queen and Marine Corps data tape librarian, was killed when her car left a highway in Beaufort South Carolina and struck trees. She joined the Marines after graduation and served as lance corporal with Women’s Recruit Training Battalion. Survived by parents, three sisters, a brother, and grandparents. funeral arrangements pending.
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Kathy Jo Middlestetter
Keystone High School
U.S. Marine Corps
Beaufort
S. C
Miss Middlestetter
John O. Middlestetter
Forest St
LaGrange
Marine Corps
Buaepee
Women’s Recruit Training Battalion
Keystone
Elyria
John Q. Middlestetter
James
Marlene) McAndrew
North Ridgeville
Jari
Laurene) Jurasek
Cleveland
Thomas
Karen) Leasure
Ashland
Grafton
Walter McMullen
Ralph Broadwater
Reynoldsburg
Judge proposes Nord Center as court testing site
Judge John D. Pincura of Lorain County seeks designation of the Walter G. Nord Mental Health Center as a qualified forensic psychiatric center. A local testing site would spare cases from Lima State Hospital, cut transport costs, and speed exams, with a contract to be arranged by the Lorain County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board. The Nord Center, a private nonprofit, has the department of mental health approval. Meanwhile a Halloween dummy theft becomes local humor as thieves steal a garbage can after taking the dummy from the Marek home at 518 Stanford Ave.
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Walter G. Nord
Lima
Pincura
Larain County
Thomas Marek
Commission study aims to cut service overlaps and costs
A non political Regional Planning Commission study will map funding for existing agencies, identify human service needs and overlaps, set efficiency goals, and create a central inventory to coordinate and economize regional services without forcing changes.
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Regional Planning Commission
Halfway house fire in Cleveland kills two, injures many
In Cleveland a blaze at a half way house operated by University Circle Inc killed two men, including Yuji Sakamoto, and injured at least six as flames swept through the 22 story converted mansion. Firefighters battled the two hour blaze beginning at 3 05 a.m. rescuing two residents and treating others for smoke inhalation. Authorities estimated damage at 30000 to structure and contents 30000 with investigators probing the cause.
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Cleveland
McNamee
Hazel Lodge
Yuji Sakamoto
Metropolitan General Hospital
University Hospital
Raymond Garcia
Larry Maier
Robert Berdal
James Hall Jr
Fighth Battalion
James McNamee
University Circle Inc
University Circle
Cathy Jo Smith to be Elyria High School homecoming queen
Cathy Jo Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, will be crowned Elyria High School 1975 homecoming queen during pre game ceremonies at Ely Stadium. Her court includes Denise Maddock, Cindy Marquardt, and Elizabeth Jones as attendants with details of their parents and addresses. Junior and sophomore princesses and their attendants are named with listed parentage and addresses.
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Cathy Jo Smith
Elyria High School
Ely Stadium
Miss Smith
Earl Smith
N. Abbe Rd
Denise Maddock
Darrell Maddock
Colgate Ave
Cindy Marquardt
Edwin Krieg
Rosewood Dr
Elizabeth Jones
Sterling Jones
West Ave
Bettsi Riccardi
Dorothy Riccardi
Tenth St
Kathy Krause
Fred Krause
Longfellow
Sue Williams
Robert Williams
Canterbury Lane
Leonette Fitzpatrick
Leroy Beard
Blake St
Lillian Dickerson
Logan St
Jane Ritter
Walter Ritter
Longfellow St
Colleen Browning
Bruce Browning
Beebe
Amy Yearly
H.W. Yearly
Briarlake
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Lccc Grads
Admiral King High School
Bowling Green State University
Walter A. Godfrey
County Commission
Lawrence McGlinchy
Robert E. Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Gary
Clare
The
Wainwright Funeral Home
Commission
McGinnis
Halfway House
Red Cross
EHS
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