Unions, American Ship to Resume Talks Tomorrow
Talks between seven unions and American Ship Building Co will resume in Lorain after a month long strike. The federal mediator Omar T. White will oversee sessions at Elyria's Holiday Inn on Rt 57 tomorrow and Wednesday. Unions seek higher wages and fringe benefits while one local union not party to talks continues its separate contract. The Aug 15 strike idled about 400 workers at Lorain yards and halted Chicago and Toledo facilities.
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Lorain
American Ship Building Co
U.S. Mediation and Counciliation Service
Elyria’s
Holiday Inn
Omar T. White
International Association of Machinists
Chicago
Toledo
Ridgeville water plan stalled by politics before election
North Ridgeville mayor seeks city takeover of the county water system while Democrats push to delay until after the November election. County commissioners weigh finances and rate impacts, with questions on refinancing costs and benefiting water users.
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North Ridgeville
Richard Noll
Noll
Ludwig M. Pincura
Jeresmo Keron
Fred Ritenauer
Schools face new costs under Ohio Juvenile Reform Bill
Columbus reports that financially strained districts must pay Ohio Youth Commission costs for students placed in facilities. The 44 page Omnibus Juvenile Court Reform Bill, signed by Gov. Rhodes and effective Nov. 20, creates per pupil charges, with large districts like Cleveland and Columbus potentially owing up to 1 million dollars. Officials warn budgets are stretched. repeal or amendment is hoped in the next legislative session, while discussions with Education and Finance departments and the commission are set for Sept. 24 to seek solutions.
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Columbus
API
Ohio Youth Commission
Ohio General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Martin Essex
Cleveland
Commission
Finance Department
Ohio Juvenile Courts Judges Association
State General Fund
Rotary Fund
State Controlling Board
Education and Finance Departments
Allott weighs four way bid for Dirksen seat race
Washington AP reports Gordon Allott of Colorado may enter the post Dirksen vacated by death. Current field includes Sen Hugh Scott, Roman L. Hruska, and Howard Baker, with Baker possibly splitting conservative support. Majority needed from 42 Republicans. Scott cites 20 favorable votes and 7 or 8 others as possibilities.
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Washington
Senate
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Everett M. Dirksen
Allott
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Dirksen
Baker
Hruska
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
GOP
Scott
Parental liability law in effect in Ohio
Columbus reports new Ohio statutes make parents liable for damages caused by their children. Civil suits may recover from parents for willful property damage rising from 800 to 2000 dollars, and malicious assault victims can claim up to 2000 dollars. No delinquency finding is required.
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Columbus
UPI
108Th General Assembly
Ankeny Family Relocates From Elyria to Mesa Arizona
Russ Davies and Mrs Felder Jillian Ankeny formerly of 1151 West Bell Ave Elyria now reside in Mesa Arizona. They recall missing the July 4 storm in their former area and heard tornado warnings for Sandusky Toledo and Cleveland while approaching Albuquerque New Mexico. They visited Mrs William Ehrman in Albuquerque the night of July 4. Ehrman was en route to Virginia and formerly worked at Republic Steel. Ehrman’s younger brother Jim is a high school teacher and administrator.
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Felder
Jillian) Ankeny
West Bell Ave
Mesa
Ariz
Elyria
Fed
Chronicle-Telegram
Ankenys
Albuquerque
N. M
Sandusky
Toledo
Cleveland
William Ehrman
Col Ehrman
Virginia
Amherst
Ehrman
Old Republic Steel Cor
Bond and
Adams Streets
Jim
Laughter and Music Mark Pike Requiem Mass in New York
In St. Clement's Episcopal Church a informal high requiem Mass for James A. Pike, former California bishop, featured laughter and music. The gathering echoed Pike's unorthodox spirit as William Stringfellow recounted his clashes with church orthodoxy, and Duke Ellington led a hymn before a melancholy piano piece.
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New York
St. Clement's Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
California
Israel
William Stringfellow
Pike
Duke Ellington
Ex-husband stabs wife during phone call in South Gate
In South Gate California Mrs Llona Peto 37 reports her ex husband Imre Peto 46 called asking for Hungarian music. He allegedly entered the room stabbed her then fled. A neighbor had trouble helping due to the still active phone line. Peto sought by police. Mrs Peto in serious condition.
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South Gate
Calif
UPI
Llona Peto
Peto
Fire damages Carlisle home in bedroom blaze
A bedroom fire at John Jennings 87 Brentview Carlisle Township damaged furniture and walls. Firefighters arrived at 6 45 p.m. the cause is undetermined and damage is confined to the bedroom with no estimate available.
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Carlisle
John Jennings
Brentview
Carlisle Township
Fire kills driver, 18, as auto hits cruiser
An 18 year old Port Clinton youth, Jerry L. Wolfe, died when his car struck a Ottawa County deputy sheriff’s cruiser on State Rt. 163 near Port Clinton at 11 40 p m. The car exploded and Wolfe was burned to death. Deputy Gerald R. Perry, 26, and passenger William Chaffman, 43, escaped with minor injuries after Perry fought to extinguish the flames and pull Wolfe from the wreck.
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Lakeside
Port Clinton
Ottawa County
Jerry L. Wolfe
Wolfe
Gerald R. Perry
Sheriff's Office
Perry
William Chaffman
Chaffman
Lorain man begins work as highway patrolman
Douglas M. Bonnes, 23, of 300 Colorado Ave in Lorain, starts as a State Highway patrolman after graduating with 46 others. He serves at the Swanton Post patrolling the Ohio Turnpike, was born in Sioux City, Iowa, and spent four years in the Marine Corps as a radio operations corporal. He is married to Constance Ligman of Sheffield Lake with no children and previously worked in Westlake.
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Columbus
Douglas M. Bonnes
Colorado Ave
Lorain
Bonnes
Swanton
Fulton County
Sioux City
Iowa
Marine Corps
Bannes
Constance Ligman
Sheffield Lake
Westlake
Vermilion Resurfaces Routes 6 and 2 in Progress
A $152,127 resurfacing project on Routes 6 and 2 in Vermilion began with Northern Ohio Paving Co. performing work one lane at a time while keeping traffic open. The city funds $51,560 and the state covers the rest. Work runs from Decatur Street to the Ford Plant, with a 15 inch storm sewer installed west of the bridge to ease Lagoon Park Drive flooding. No completion date set.
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Vermilion
Sam George
Northern Ohio Paving Co
Decatur Street
Ford
George
Park Drive
Maine Day at Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield
Samantha the black tabby snubbed the Maine potato display but approved a lobster book at Maine Day events in West Springfield Massachusetts as the exposition runs through Sunday.
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Maine
West Springfield
Mass
Samantha
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