Regional planners adopt equal employment policy in Lorain County
The Lorain County Regional Planning Commission approved an affirmative action program after a Civil Rights Commission complaint. The plan commits the agency to non discrimination, keeps an employment records file, and plans quarterly reports though not all Civil Rights Commission provisions were adopted. The meeting also backed zoning by Eaton Township and Sheffield Township and two recreational projects in Avon Lake including a $450,000 recreation center at Bleser Field and a municipal golf course.
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Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Richard McGinnis
Commission On Equal Opportunities
Planning Commission
Ohio
Planners Executive Committee
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Stuart Meek
Cleveland
The
Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Atty
Richard Laws
Eaton Township
Sheffield Township
Avon Lake
Odometer Law Backed by Area Car Dealers
New federal law banning odometer rollback takes effect nationwide Friday. Local dealers including Elyria’s J R Dall Ford Sales endorse the act, noting they never rolled back mileages.
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U.S
Nixon
Lorain County
Rudy Fekete
Elyria
J. R. Dall Ford
Ohio
Appeal Filed Over 24 Acre French Creek Park Price
Lorain County Park District board moved to appeal a jury verdict setting the land value at 49,026 dollars for 24 acres near French Creek Road in Sheffield Village. The owner Nicholas Muska had asked 82,000 dollars. the district had offered 12,000.
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Lorain County
French Creek Road
Sheffield Village
Nicholas M. Muska
22Nd St. Lorain
The
Park Commission
Explosions Rock Londonderry Amid Long Violence Toll Rises
In Londonderry six blasts hit a rugby club pavilion post office electrical transformer and a store within 15 minutes. A sniper killed a British soldier and two stabbed men were found dead in a ditch and cowshed near the Irish border. Another soldier died from a booby trap last week as the death toll reached 623 in over three years of sectarian violence.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Shopping in 1982 to bring in one-stop superstores
A four member Marketing Science Institute team predicts 1982 will see full service superstores offering groceries, gas, banking, fast food, apparel, hobby goods, auto supplies and more in a single large format up to 200000 square feet. The shift will threaten traditional supermarkets and prompt closures of marginal stores amid growing profits pressures.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Association of Food Chains
NAFC
Marketing Science Institute
Nixon aide predicts peace by year's end
President Nixon campaign director Clark MacGregor forecast a Vietnam ceasefire by year end. He rejected Senator McGovern's charge that peace was achievable earlier, citing discussions with Henry Kissinger after a Saigon trip and saying events are moving toward hostilities cessation within the calendar year.
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Nixon
Clark MacGregor
Vietnam
Sen
George
MacGregor
Henry A. Kissinger
Saigon
Lorain County seeks more realistic school goals by June 1973
Lorain County School Supt. Wayne Whyte criticizes last night's Phase II Search for Consensus goals as vague and professor driven. About 350 people in 33 groups at Southview High School discussed the May compiled goals with Whyte expressing optimism that finalized recommendations by June 1973 will reflect public wishes more accurately.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Wayne Whyte
Southview High School
Whyte
Daylight Saving Time Ends With Uniform Changeover
The United States ends daylight time on October 29 at 2 a.m. and turns clocks back one hour. The Uniform Time Act has mostly standardised changes nationwide, though Arizona Hawaii Michigan and parts of Indiana may opt out. Some confusion remains among households. The mnemonic spring ahead fall back helps people remember.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
Hawaii
Michigan
Indiana
Laotian Prime Minister Souvanna Arrives for Talks in Washington
Laotian Prime Minister Souphanouvong Souvan na Phouma flies to the United States to confer with Secretary of State William P. Rogers on Indochina peace moves. He will travel from Paris to New York this evening and arrive in Washington tomorrow.
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Ohio
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Jack C. Neal
National Automobile Dealers Association
Richard Kessler
Pioneer Auto Sales
Department of Transportation
Neal
Washington
UPI
Souvanna Phouma
United States
William P. Rogers
Indochina
Prince Souvanna
New York
Paris
Avon Lake seeks 6 million bond for new high school
Avon Lake schools ask voters to approve a 6 million bond and a six mill operating levy in November. The bond would fund a new high school with a year round pool gym cafeteria and expanded facilities while the levy finances operating costs amid state aid loss and rising expenses.
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Avon Lake
City School Administration and Board of Education
Lesko and Associates
Cleveland Architects
Cleveland Electric Duminating Co
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Keystone
Keystone High School
Connie Berner
Sandy Brown
Sharon Huddleston
Jeannie Rodak
Kathy Middlestetter
Michele Daugherty
Dave Russ
French Creek Park
Muska
Paul J. Mikus
Fekete
J. M. Krapzer
Charles V. Neeson
Krapzer
Kessler
N. Ireland
Family Circle Magazine
United Press
Chronicle-Telegram
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Babcock
A. Lake
By Nancy Schwarzwalder
Tana
Westview
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