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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
5
Ronnie Hoff a 12 year old Mansfield youth has built 10 to 15 rockets in two years and achieved 95 percent success. His two stage ship rose to 450 feet on a nine pound thrust test, landing far from the site. He aims to reach space limits with future launches.
Two Lorain Countians will be cited at the 28th annual conference of the Ohio Section of the American Water Works Association in Toledo next week. Wendel R LaDue Citations for 20 years in AWWA will go to AW Agnew and W K Eisenhauer, superintendents of Lorain and Vermilion water works. Robert Sturtz, Elyria water works assistant superintendent, will also attend. Experts on mass water supply will discuss better water, its treatment, and service to customers.
New York report notes the national death rate has stayed roughly constant for over a decade. The analysis cites adjusted figures showing little change in mortality trends since 1880s estimates, reflecting persistent public health conditions and demographic patterns.
Ohio Supreme Court justices and appellate judges, all Republicans, campaign for nonpartisan seats amid claims that routine state procedures aid GOP judges. The piece notes recusals by Judge Louis J. Schneider Jr, references to tax cases, and mentions other judges and a church event linked to campaign themes and fundraisers abroad.
North Ridgeville officials announce Beggars’ Night will Thursday from 6 to 8 PM to boost safety with lights. Mayor Richard J. Noll cites anticipated Friday football traffic and the return to Eastern Standard Time that weekend. Also notes that about 40 percent of a housewife’s wash load uses man-made fibers.
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