Elyria Faces Building Freeze Over Sewers Plan
Elyria may be put on the carpet and could face a building permit freeze if it fails to present a timetable for eliminating combined sewers. The state seeks action by mid November for a renewed permit due December 15, with a $750,000 project cost and possible revenue bonds funded by property owners if funds are not raised locally.
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George H. Eagle
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Black River
Robert E. Kleinoeder
Leonard P. Reichlin
Ohio
Reichlin
Department of Health
Mound Street
Harshaw Chemical Co
Fourth Street
Downtown
Lowell
Bath
Dewey Streets
Massive antiwar rallies sweep dozens of U S cities on eve of elections
Pre election protests planned in many cities in what organizers call a massive demonstration for peace. In Salt Lake City a candle light parade honors Nixon with thousands of participants. antiwar groups plan limited protests. Demonstrations linked to Kent State indictments frame nationwide actions amid tight security. In Johannesburg a fatal train crash kills thirteen and injures twenty. crowd violence erupts as rescuers free the injured.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Senate
GM UAW impose news blackout as major break eyed
DETROIT UP I General Motors and the United Auto Workers declared a news blackout on negotiations to end a 47 day strike. A special subcommittee was named to probe key economic issues while federal mediation could step in if needed. The move followed GM's first quarterly loss in 24 years and aimed to accelerate bargaining on national and local issues.
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UPI
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United Auto Workers
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Counts
Washington, D.C
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
GM Department
Jng Bluestone
Earl Bram
Victor Zink
Reype Jane
Elderly Amherst man dies after Rt. 58 crossing
Hermann Boehnker, 92, of Leavitt Road, struck while crossing Route 58 near Midway Golf Course. He died at Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital at 6:45 p.m. from injuries suffered three hours earlier. Driver Errol Reiter, 22, of Lorain, said he could not avoid the collision. no charges were filed. Boehnker was deaf and not wearing a hearing aid and lived alone. his wife died years ago from a similar accident nearby.
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Rt. 58
Amherst Township
Hermann Boehnker
Leavitt Road
Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Errol Reiter
Tower Blvd
Lorain
Reiter
Boehnker
Midway Golf Course
Richard Neumann
Chronicle - Telegram
Neuman
Neumann
School board tightens belt urges levy questions
Editor notes residents urged to submit questions about the 6.5 mill school levy and overall district finances. Officials answer twelve questions, stressing belt tightening, austerity, and need for added funds to keep schools running into 1972 and beyond amid state funding uncertainties.
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Board of Education
Furs and Gems Stolen in Parma Home Burglary
Two men robbed Betty Hughes, 52, at her Yorkshire Drive residence in Parma of furs and jewelry valued at $75,000. The burglary occurred after she returned from Beer and Wine, with suspects fleeing toward Bilow's. Police investigating.
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Parma
Ohio
UPI
Betty Hughes
SRE
Yorkshire Driv
Weather Forecast Indicates Sunny Day and Cooler Night
Sunny today with highs in the low to mid forties and cooler tonight with lows around 35. Tomorrow slightly cooler with highs near 66. Monday cloudy with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Southerly winds 3 to 12 mph today through tomorrow. Sunset tonight at 5 24 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 58 a m.
Key figure in Tate case turning into vegetable
Los Angeles reports that Charles D Tex Watson, the man accused of killing six of seven Tate LaBianca victims, was adjudged insane and unable to stand trial as doctors say he is turning into a vegetable. Watson, 24, was moved to a mental hospital after a sanity hearing. Doctors warn of imminent death without intervention.
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Tate Case
Los Angeles
UPI
Tate- LaBianca
Superior Court
George M Dell
Charles D .Tex Watson
DELL
Watson
Venereal Disease and Local Response in Lorain County
A Lorain County weekly feature reports on the rising impact of venereal disease among residents. John Parker explores causes and public health measures while local officials explain actions to curb spread and improve awareness. Nearby sections preview election candidates and profiles of notable local figures, including Dr. Elsie Szell of Amherst and matter-of-fact bios.
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John Parker
Temerren
Chronicle Telegram
Elsie Szell
Amherst
Reed Shaneon Kaiser
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