Practical Nurse School Opens 1965 Class in Elyria
The Practical Nurse School of Elyria Public Schools marks the 1965 year with 35 new enrollees tonight at Elyria High School. A tea hosted by senior students welcomed the new class as they begin clinical work at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Since 1958 the program has produced 145 graduates all passing the Ohio State Board licensing exam and many join hospitals, health agencies, or VISTA.
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Practical Nurse School
Elyria Public Pols
Elyria High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. Jane Teeven
Coordinatot School
Ohio State Board of Nursing
Helen
Jooks
Joanne Brown
New Austrian Superhighway Cuts Travel Time to Salzburg
A new Vienna to Salzburg highway cuts driving time to just over four hours. Jet Dipper serves Vienna with air links. Service stations and hotels line the route, with access roads to Linz and other sightseeing spots along the way.
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New York
Austria
Vienna
Salzburg
Linz
State patrol opens county school bus inspection schedule
The Ohio State Highway Patrol announces a county wide bus inspection next week led by Cpl J C Dunn and Sgt M D Campbell with instructor Wayne Whyte and Lorain County Board of Education officials. A 32 item safety checklist will test brakes steering wiring exhaust frames emergency exits tires lights seats and more. Inspections run at multiple high schools with reinspections planned for North Ridgeville Wellington Oberlin Avon and Firelands districts.
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Hell
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North Ridgeville
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That Mary and Catholic Parochial
St. Vincent
dePaul School
St. Joseph
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Clearview High School
Holy Trinity of Avon
Joseph of
Avon
Elyria Patrol Post High School
Marriage Licenses List Across Colfax to Oberlin Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Columbia Station to Oberlin and Amherst, including Holliday and Blazek, Levits and Matusek, Crossland and Matos, Henes and Moffette, Leeze and Petras, Gilles and Pesek, Locke and Stevens, White and Hardman, with ages and occupations noted where provided. The notices enumerate multiple pairs, some with military or student statuses and varied residential addresses.
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Lancelot L. Holliday
Colfax Rd
Columbia Station
U.S. Army
Alexis A. Blazek
Richard R. Levits
Garfield Blvd
Lorain
Patricia A. Matusek
Elm St
Grafton
Richard J. Crossland Jr
Chester
Joyce A. Matos
Grant St
Allen R. Henes
Quarry
Amherst
Lois I. Moffette
Cook
Theodore J. Leeze
North Ridge
Carol A. Petras
Debra
John F. Gilles
Stoney Ridge Rd
Avon
Patricia L. Pesek
Julia Ave
Bert T. Locke
Woodland Ave
Oberlin
Penelope J. Stevens
North Pleasant St
Olen J. White
Third St
Rosa Hardman
Spruce ‘St
Rt 76 meeting set Timmer to attend
Avon Lake officials announce a meeting on Route 76 with Deputy Director Donald Timmer from Division 3 of the State Highway Department planned to attend the session to discuss roadway matters.
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Timmer
Avon Lake
Donald Timper
Avon Lake delays water plant decision amid funding doubts
Avon Lake postpones action on a planned water treatment plant expansion including a filter plant and tower. Officials cited uncertain receipts and debt limits, with a potential use of general obligation bonds not allowed until 1978. Planning items include a Ryken Plating expansion and property divisions on Jaycox and Electric Boulevards.
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Avon Lake
Baar Memhan ¢An
Thomas Summers
Bonding Department
Prescott S End Company
Summers
Fastest fortune maker falls in German bank scam
Karl-Heinz Weinhoff, 37, Berlin car dealer, built and lost a multiyear fortune embezzling funds from Thyssen Bank using a circular check scheme. He and six associates received prison terms as the investigation uncovered 1.7 billion marks moved through 172 accounts before the scheme collapsed in 1961.
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Bonn
UPI
Karl-Heinz Weinhoff
Thyssen
Wembhoff
Berlin
Weinhoff
Wemhoff
Alfred Barg
Ina
Chinese credited with first ink development in 2600 B C
UPI reports that the Chinese are believed to have developed ink around 2600 B C for writing. The inks were likely made from charcoal mixed with glue or oil varnish, according to traditional sources.
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New York
UPI
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