Eldery Elyria man to repaint his house
George Adams of 209 5th St Elyria plans a phased paint job on his house with a ladder and brush. He will soon turn 91 and says a younger pair will finish the peaks. The couple has 63 years of marriage and prefers farm life over city life.
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George Adams
Fifth St
Adams
C-T
John Kenney
5Th St
Elyria
Mara
Deana Bailey Crowned Queen of New London Homecoming
Deana Bailey, 18, June graduate of New London High School, was crowned queen of the 63rd New London homecoming and Labor Day celebration. She plans public relations work after attending Patricia Stevens Career College in Toledo and recently spent three months in Ecuador as an American Abroad student.
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Deana Bailey
N. London
New London
New London High School
Recreation Park
Deana
Ecuador
Patricia Stevens Career College
Toledo
Dean Bailey
Wakeman
Girl Scouts
Girl's Athletic Association
Future Teachers of America
Spians
Park
Queens
Jill Potts
June Saunders Chelle Bricker
Nancy Stumpf
Kenneth Laborie
Paul Nestor
Pat Miller
Hope and Cassidy at Ohio State Fair draw growing crowds
Bob Hope appears at the Ohio State Fair as attendance climbs past last year with 1,598,363 in nine days. Dennis Floden wins the 7-Up International Hot Air Balloon Race piloting Raven Phogg's Polly. National tractor pulling sees McPhearson and Shafer triumphs. Nubian and LaMancha goats win top show awards by Considine and Ashbrook.
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Hope
Cassidy
Columbus
UPI
Bob Hope
David Cassidy
Dennis Floden
Flint
Mich
Foden
Capt. Phogg
Phogg
Polly
Dave Theil
Indianapolis
Ind
Robin Griffith
Julian R. P. Nott
England
Richard McPhearson
Orient
Ronald Shafer
Texico
McPhearson
Shaffer
Daniel Considine
Portage
Wis
Paul Ashbrook
Zanesville
Ashbrook
LaManchas
Avon Lake health plan blocked by county opinion
A Lorain County prosecutor's opinion says Avon Lake cannot drop the county health department without still paying the half mill levy for five more years, while a separate .28 mill could revert to the city. Mayor Earley formed a committee to decide on a city health department, but the ruling notes no city levy could be placed on a ballot. County health funds would need council appropriations if a local department is created. Lufter and committee chair Carl Lufter say the opinion will be reviewed with counsel before a final decision.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County
Richard T. Laux
Joseph Mitock
Lorain
County Health Department
Harold Earley
Earley
City Health Department
Carl Lufter
Health Department
Lufter
Bicyclists Urged to Follow Ohio Traffic Laws This Autumn
A capsule review from the Ohio Department of Highway Safety urges bicyclists to obey traffic signals, keep right, yield to pedestrians, and ride with lights after dark. Elyria police warn riders to limit to one rider per bike unless on a tandem and use bells or horns to warn others.
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Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Sargent James Oster
Elytia
Oster
Ohio public school enrollment to dip after Labor Day
Ohio State Superintendent Martin Essex says public school enrollment will fall for the first time in decades. Total students expected 2,429,903, down 2,737 from last year, with elementary and junior high declines offset by higher high school enrollment. Nonpublic enrollments also projected to fall from 296,500 to 278,800, a drop of about 17,700.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin W. Essex
Department of Education
Essex
Detroit to host talks in GM Norwood strike
Negotiations aiming to end General Motors Norwood Ohio plant walkout, the longest GM strike, move from Norwood to Detroit. UAW Vice President Irving Bluestone and GM’s George B. Morris Jr. to attend the first session at GM headquarters on Tuesday.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
Norwood
Ohio
United Auto Workers
UAW
Irving Bluestone
George B. Morris Jr
Fire destroys Berea car agency shop and two antique Buicks
Fire at Toth Motor Sales Inc. on 165 W. Bagley Rd Berea destroyed the body shop and left only a building foundation. Two antique Buicks built in 1914 and 1929 owned by George E. Toth were burned. About 25 firefighters battled the blaze for 45 minutes. telephone service in several exchanges was cut. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation but believed accidental.
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Toth Motor Sales Inc
W. Bagley Rd
Marshall A. Tolen
Berea
Middlebury Heights
Olmsted Falls
Garlick
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Alpha Zeta Opens to Women at National Convention
Delegates voted 494 to 0 to admit women to the Alpha Zeta Fraternity, marking a historic change after five prior defeats. Dorothy Dennis of Treverton Pa was chosen to be the first woman initiated, with the Pennsylvania State University chapter approving. Ohio State University hosted the conclave celebrating the 75th anniversary of a chapter there.
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Columbus
Alpha Zeta Fraternity
Dorothy Dennis
Treverton
Pennsylvania State University
Dennis
Alpha Zeta Foundation
Ohio State University
Meat prices easing as supermarkets pass savings to shoppers
Major supermarkets report falling beef prices amid rising cattle supplies. Officials foresee further cuts as cattle fattening rises 8 percent year over year and studies suggest savings from bulk purchasing and reduced freight costs.
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