Voters Question Levy Change and Parental Volunteers
Elyria readers are urged to send questions on the 6.5 mill operating levy and school services. Officials explain the levy was reduced from 7.5 to 6.5 mills after re valuation showed higher district value. Parental volunteers are used where permitted by liability laws and building principals with central staff approval.
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Howard Cleveland Jr
Chronicle - Telegram
Board of Education
Elyria
Elyria City
Lorain County Raises Jail Board Charge to $10 a Day
Lorain County commissioners approved a 10 dollar per prisoner per day rate for municipalities sending inmates to the Lorain County Jail effective January 1 1971. The move replaces the old higher-cost contracts and aims to cover maintenance expenses. The same meeting involved a correction to the county population count after the federal Census Bureau revised Lorain County’s preliminary head count, adding 10 to an original estimate of 255 562, with 320 names submitted as missed in the census and 10 added to the list after verification.
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Federal Census Bureau
Lorain County
Bureau
Regional Planning Commission
Richard McGinnis
Planning Commission
Army Catholic clash in Belfast after soldier shot civilian
In Belfast, a four hour street battle between Catholics and British troops ended with riot gas at dawn. The army said a civilian was wounded but later retracted that the injury was accidental, following gunfire and sniper activity during the confrontation.
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Army
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Nixon vows to fight mob violence at Anaheim rally
President Nixon pledged to take the gloves off against anti democratic mobs after rocks and bottles struck his glass topped limousine in San Jose and Anaheim. He condemned the riots as a threat to freedom of speech and urged Americans to oppose violent radicals while urging support for Murphy and Reagan in their races.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Anaheim
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
San Jose
White House
Murphy
America
San Jose Civic Auditorium
Reagan
John V Tunney
Jess Unruh
Weather Outlook Mild with Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy and mild today with highs in the low 60s. Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Tomorrow, partly cloudy and a bit cooler with highs in the mid 50s. Precipitation chance is 20 percent today, tonight, and tomorrow. Southerly winds 5 to 12 mph through tomorrow. Sunset tonight at 5:25 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:58 a.m.
Federal education aid adds bonuses for teachers in low income schools
A Thursday memorandum from the US Office of Education says the new federal aid program will fund bonuses for teachers assigned to schools with the highest concentrations of children from low income families within districts. The program targets educators serving in these needy areas and ties extra pay to selection for those tough assignments.
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Washington
UPN
Office of Education
U S presses Moscow over plane and generals held
Washington charges Soviet Union with violating consular agreements as eight days of cautious talk give way to demand for immediate release of a U S Army plane and its high ranking passengers, including two American generals. The State Department handed the note to Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin saying there is no justification for further delay.
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Moscow
State Department
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Trenton imposes dusk to dawn curfew amid school busing tensions
In Trenton New Jersey a dusk to dawn curfew covers the city as racial tensions over busing escalate. Police detain 50 people for curfew and daytime offenses while 41 suffer minor injuries during disturbances tied to the forced busing of 113 elementary students. Schools close at noon and fights and rock throwing flare around Central High and Washington Elementary.
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Trenton
N.J
Upiall
Central High School
Washington Elementary
United Fund closes in on goal with 961 percent reach
The United Fund final report shows 961 percent of the 1970 goal reached, pledges totaling 1,441,570 of 15 million. Chair Charles Baughman said results are conservative and expect to hit 100 percent in the next few days as several divisions already surpassed their targets.
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United Fund
James C. Doeghman
Nordson Corp
John Horrocks
Spruce St
Elyria
William S. Beutel
Beavercrest
Lorain
Sheffield
Charles T Baughman
Baughman Sa
James C Brown
Brown
Industry B
James C Doughman
Harold G Pyle
Commerce
Commerce C
Robert Choate
Commerce A
Edward Hupp
Stanley G Pyer
Tahiti tour and security amid tourist boom
Incoming travelers may mix routes to Tahiti as readers weigh the impact of paradise on preservation. The piece notes passenger trains fading in the United States while northern neighbors enjoy three day scenic trips. Diplomats report guard constraints and rising kidnappings in Latin America, with ambassad ors wary of security.
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United States
Latin America
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Caracas
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the Doctor
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Roy West
Paradise Wall
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