Poverty hits Lorain County War on Poverty program
The Lorain County War on Poverty faces shutdown as no federal funds have been released to continue Head Start and related programs. Officials urged Chicago and Rep. Charles A. Mosher to release funds while budget delays linger.
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Lorain County
Federal Office of Econome Opportunity District
Chicago
CBO
Charles A. Mosher
William Taylor
Charles W. Neeson
EOC
Nit Taylor
Nenually
Lorain UHF TV Station Seen as Local Boon
The Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce hears about a new UHF television station expected to benefit the area broadly. The report highlights potential gains for business, culture, and public information while noting community interest and regional impact.
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Lorain
Greater Lorain
Egypt censure by UN unlikely
United Nations security council debate on Egypt attack near the Suez Canal shows likely Arab opposition to any Israeli condemnation. Israel seeks a resolution accusing Egyptian troops of killing two soldiers and abducting another during an ambush east of the canal on August 26.
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United Nations
N.Y
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Ignation Council
Canal
Lorain County enrollments rise while Catholic schools fall
Lorain County area schools open with a record 2 756 students, boosting total enrollment to 69 756 across city parish, county and independent systems. Public schools rise by nearly 1 300 from last year. Catholic enrollments drop by 308 as kindergarten classes and bus routes boost numbers elsewhere. Msgr McHale cites a statewide birth-rate decline as a factor.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Keystone
Oberlin
Loraiz County Catholic
Cleveland Diocese
Cleveland
Lora County
Richard E. McHale
McHale
Soya Patra Ad Promotes Farm Fresh Produce
An old newspaper fragment advertises farm goods with 274 gallons per mile pricing, 79 cents for chicken, 27 cents per pound prune plums, and 10 cents per pound Red Rooster Ferm Market on Rt. 113. See ad on page 24.
Copter Crash in Hollywood Cemetery Kills Two
A helicopter crash at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Los Angeles killed worker Mike McKenna and pilot Walter Atherton as they attempted to paint a church steeple. Witnesses pulled McKenna from the wreckage while a man in white coveralls moved debris from the body. An AP photo caption notes the fatal scene.
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Mike McKenna
Los Angeles
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Hollywood
Pep
Walter Atherton
Amber Rae Siep Beearene
Beern
McResars
Akron man first U S heart transplant patient sits up in bed
Cleveland Clinic reports Del lett Howard Lawson 31 of Akron awake and progressing after receiving the nation s first heart transplant from a 25 year old woman involved in a Labor Day crash. Kidney transplants to two recipients followed the operation and all were listed in satisfactory condition.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dellett
Howard Lawson
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland Clinic
Robert Clapper
Minerva
Charles Mundy
Berkeley, Mich
Barbara Smith
Walnut Ridge, Ark
Richard Dietz
Dietz
W. E. Lancaster
Walnut Ridge
Lawson
South
Henes resigns as college trustee after six-year tenure
Ernst L Henes, a Loram County Community College trustee since its founding, resigns from the nine member board creating two vacancies. The governor will appoint replacements. Henes, 68, of Wellington, will remain publisher and editor of the Wellington Enterprise but will give up other civic roles for health reasons. He has been vice chairman and chaired the Turn to page 4, col. 4.
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Ernst L Henes
Loram County Community College
James A. Rhodes
Henes
Courtland St
Wellington
Wellington Enterprise
Viet Nam War Toll Tops Two Hundred Thousand
UPI reports US casualties exceed 200 000 since 1961 with 27 509 killed and 1197 missing in action. Last week 408 killed and 2513 wounded as heavy fighting along the Cambodian border and in northern Vietnam continues. Communist losses total 39 105 with 4476 killed.
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Saigon
da Nang
Meister partner testimony adds little to bankruptcy rise
In federal court John Sarnovsky, partner of Herbert H Meister, testified about Meister real estate ventures and ownerships. He described Meister Inc and H J Development as separate but overlapping interests with limited assets and no property in H J presently.
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Cleveland
John Sarnovsky
Herbert H. Meister
Elyria Real Estate
Sarnovsky
Meister
Meister Co
H. & J. Develop
Herb Meister Inc
H & J. Development
Meyer Gordon
Lorain
Maurice M. ‘Weltman
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Elyria Municipal Court
Sun of the People
Qhehiy
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Ernst L. Henes
Uiser
North Vietnam
Hau Nghia
Cambodia
Chronicle TeleViewer Plus
Farm News
Women’s News
Fine
Sunday Chronicle
Ment Co
Sarnovskhy
Elyria
James C. Christie
Kenneth Hamister
HL & J
Whitman Boulevard
Lora County Community College
Abbe Road
Chrishe and Hamaster
Srey A
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