LCCC Professor Echoes U N Peace Vision at 50 Years Work
Dr. David W. Russell of Lorain County Community College urges nations to settle differences by talking rather than fighting. He cites 25 years of U N activity and recalls ties with Adlai Stevenson and Eleanor Roosevelt. He notes U N work beyond war and reflects on education and public service. He lives in Berea with wife Harriet and two grown children.
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Elyria School Levy Campaign Uses House-Ins to Build Support
Elyria board leaders launch House-Ins with League of Women Voters coordinating to inform residents about the upcoming levy. Mrs. James Dall chairs the committee, stressing urgency and tax revision to fund education for about 2,600 local children entering kindergarten and 1971.
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Awareness Day at LCCC Draws Small Audience
Lorain County Community College hosted an Awareness Day focused on Kent State killings and current issues. Dr. John Katko, an Elyria optometrist and former councilman, challenged state officials and questioned political influence on the tragedy as students remained largely disengaged.
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Mule buying law abolished by Nixon action
President Nixon signed a bill repealing the long standing requirement that the Army purchase horses and mules via open market auctions. The move ends a policy no longer needed as the Army has not used horses or mules for years. The same law also ends the tobacco sale mandate for enlisted men.
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Geduldig Named Chair For Hometown Career Day
Richard R. Geduldig, personnel manager at Nordson Corp Amherst, named the new committee chair of Hometown Career Day replacing Jack Carrel who is leaving for Crown-Zellerbach Bogalusa facility. The event at Holiday Inn aims to recruit local careers for Lorain County students and is a joint chamber effort. Gordon M. Scherer of Cincinnati named to the National Highway Safety Advisory Commission by President Nixon, among ten appointees.
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GM Strike Talks Clamped by News Blackout at Fisher Body
UAW Local 780 and Fisher Body management shield talks with a news blackout as a strike nears six weeks. An international board meeting plans a temporary dues hike for non-striking members to offset a funding shortfall of the strike fund.
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Henderson named new manager of Elyria Country Club
Indianapolis resident J Edward Henderson 33 will assume the Elyria Country Club manager post November 1 succeeding Charles M Price. He has led three clubs including Zanesville 1964 68 and Oakbourne Louisiana 1960 64 and leads the Murat Temple Shrine Club in Indianapolis. Henderson and his wife Cynthia with their three children will relocate to Elyria.
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Elyria High class studies election bulletins for Candidates Night
A government class at Elyria High School examines candidate informatics bulletins from the League of Women Voters as part of election studies. Students, including Ernest Watts and several seniors, review issues in advance of the annual Candidates Night meeting at Washington Avenue Christian Church.
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Crestview Drive
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Halloween parade set for spooks in Elyria on Nov 1
Elyria will stage its 1970 Halloween parade featuring 29 public and private schools. The event runs 2 30 p m from the Lodi Street lot west on West Avenue, then Broad East East and Second streets to Ely Park. Marshals are Police Chief Flood and Officer Oster. Ground rules restrict entry to costumed paraders inside a fenced tent area and ban political signs. Prizes include a $100 total in various savings bonds and cash donated by local clubs.
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Campus Police Acquire Wigs For Special Unit
Gainesville Florida AP report says University of Florida campus police bought two long-haired wigs and a $1.50 film camera for use in demonstrations. Wigs will not be worn on campus and are intended for a special drug unit per William Elmore, vice president for business affairs.
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Dear Russ Davies Chronicle Telegram Memoirs Note
A reader thanks Russ Davies for his note in the Book of Chronicle Telegram Memoirs and reflects on changes. The message mentions past letters, the First Church Campaign for 1971 pledges, and clippings sent over the years.
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