Community college seeks 1.25 mill levy on ballot
Trustees approve placing a 1.25 mill levy on the November ballot to fund Lorain County Community College. The measure would raise about 4.375 million over five years, supporting operating costs and capital needs, with most funds available immediately and some tied to tuition. The plan faces land, bond debates, and absentee ballot timing issues.
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Ls-Mills
Lorain County College College
Andrew Warhola
Morris Mayer
Robert G. Nightingale
Ernest L. Hewes
Max Lerner
Lerner
Emer
Belleville Man Dies on Ohio Turnpike in 1963 Crash
A Belleville, Michigan man, Nathaniel Bradford, 42, became the 12th traffic fatality on the Ohio Turnpike for 1963 when a blown tire caused his semi loaded with bricks to leave the road. Bradford died at the scene. Bruce Johnsen, 21, also in the truck, escaped injuries. The report notes the accident occurred west of the Sandusky Norwalk interchange.
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Belleville
Mich
Ohio
Bruce John
Horn
Bradford
Lnes
Levy Drive Formed to Promote Lorain County College
A citizens committee to push a 1.25 mill levy for Lorain County Community College was appointed by trustees. Walter G. Nord named chairman with 18 subchairmen and a treasurer. The panel will educate voters, gather endorsements, organize speakers, arrange advertising, erect election signs, host discussions, and fund the campaign. Elyria HQ funded at $23,000. Lerner secured editorial support pledges from local papers. Treasurer is Robert A. Cox. Numerous area subcommittees named. two labor federation members pending appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerner
Mayer
Lorain County Community College
Walter G. Nord
U.S. Automatic Corp. Amherst
Lorain County
Max Lerner
College
Elyria
Avon Lake
Kenneth Hopkins
Belmar Blvd
Sheffield Lake
Earl Griffith
East River Rd
Lorain
George Apolton
Seventh St
Joseph McConnell Jr
Sixth St
Clearview
Wilbur Remstutz
Broadway
Avon
George Lanzendorfer
Detroit Rd
North Ridgeville
Shirley Wilson
Avon-Belden
Ray Morris
West River Rd
Fred Stillwell
Princeton Ave
Amherst
Marion Steele
Middle Ridge
Virgil Miller
Marcy Dr
Birmingham
Lewis Murphy
Baumhart Rd
Oberlin
George Langeler
Elm St
Midview
Robert Thomas
Robson
Columbia
Hazel Millward
North Station
Keystone
Doug Nichols
LaGrange
Wellington
Paul Gray
McKinley Ave
Joe Ignat
Forrest
Norwalk site chosen for Myca Products plant
James Kane president of Myca Products Co announces Norwalk site near Shelby Area Development for new plant. The rubber maker plans a 192000 square foot facility at former Wilkins Air Force Base area, occupancy soon, with partial use of the building after a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Harbor
James Kane
General Services
Myca Products Co
Washington
Par.d. C
Kane
Shelby
Deverformer
Myca
Housing trustees hear architect for retirement center
The Firelands Retirement Centers board of trustees in Lorain will meet September 30 at 7 30 p m at East Oberlin Community Church located at the Res 20 and 10 east of Oberlin. Warren Finkel of Finkel and Finkel Association will present a rendering of the six story department residence to be built at South Preesant and Oberlin. Black and white reproductions will be provided.
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Firelands Retirement Centers, Inc
Lorain
East Oberlin Community Church
Oberlin
South Preesant
Obertin
Warren Finkel
Finkel and Finkel Association
Firelands Retirement Center, Inc
Drivers object to nasty monickers
Five east side boys aged 13 to 15 were picked up by police in Lorain after motorists complained they called pass ing drivers nasty names. The youths were released to their parents after orders to report to the juvenile squad tomorrow. Two stood in a Broadway bar area at East Erie Ave and refused to move for right turning cars, while three others were near Beet Erie Ave on the north side.
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Lorain
East Side
Loop
Broadway
East Erie Ave
Beet Erie Ave
West Ave Entrance Advised For Elyria Catholic Game
Police Chief Maurice C. Flood urged fans attending the Elyria Catholic versus Cleveland West game at Ely City Stadium to use the West Ave Oberlin Road entrance tonight. The east gate will be closed as an entrance due to a sewer construction project but may be used as an exit.
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Elyria
Advances in farm science reviewed on 450-acre tract
The Ohio State Farm Science Review will run Wednesday through Friday at a 450-acre tract near Don Stairs airfield in Columbus. Visitors will see vegetable plots sprayed with insecticide and untreated rows, six Christmas tree species in demonstrations, and 70 apple trees showing new dwarf varieties suited to small backyards. Farm equipment valued at nearly 3 million will operate in field demonstrations, with shuttle buses from the State Fair.
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Ohio State Farm Science Review
Don Statt
Columbus
Lorain County Ameure Extension Service
Rt. 113
Lorain plans Golden Age housing replica project
A replica of Lorain’s Golden Age development was shown to Mayor Mathna and LMHA officials by architect Wallace Teare. The Jisumu project lies between Broadway and Livingston Ave from West 17th to West 18th St, with 32 single story ranch units and 144 high rise apartments. The high rise includes efficiency, one and two bedroom apartments plus care taker quarters, sun porches, and a lake view. Each floor adds washers dryers and future air conditioning. rents are not set but LMHA Golden Age units aim about 25 dollars monthly.
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Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Lorain Metropolitan
Black River
Lake Erie
LMHA
Teachers urged to join NEA in Ohio drive
A statewide effort aims to enroll teachers, principals, and district heads in the NEA to counter AFL-CIO influence. Ohio Education Association officials report 3,000 participants in a series of conferences themed A United Profession, with speakers from OEA and NEA. Lorain County hosts four events in Galion, Wadsworth, Milan, and Shreve. Charles Cook of Lorain chairs the Milan conference.
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Columbus
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Ohio Education Association
Ohio Department of
William Henry
Public Informaion
OFA
Ted
Chronicle Telegram
Jwih
NEA
Henry
Aflaio
New York
Ohio
OEA
Lorain County
Galion
Wadsworth
Mian
Shreve
Charles Cook
Lorain
Milan
Blue law flareup fades as court entries show decline
The Ohio Supreme Court appeal by Lawson Milk Co for its Elyria store manager’s Sunday sale conviction was dropped. A suit to stop Sunday sales at the store also was dismissed, signaling a quiet end to the blue law challenge with no hearing held. Lawson Milk Co president Medley Hoch said the dismissal did not change company policy.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Lawson Milk Co
Elyria
Municipal Court
Robert Gilfeather
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Kansas
North Carolina
Ohio
Supreme Court
Ontario
Elyria Police Courh
Clerk of Courts
Medley M. Hoch
Cuyahoga Falls
Oho Supreme Court
Elyria Woman's Estate Valued at 106 486 in Probate Report
Josephine H. Bronson, Elyria resident, died August 4 leaving an estate worth 106 486. Real estate 95 085, cash 21 627, securities 9 383. Executor is Claude Bronson Jr. Bay Village. Mrs. Bronson was widow of Claude F. Bronson, former Ohio Fuel Gas Co. official who died August 23, 1961.
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Josephine H. Bronson
Elyria
Lorain County
Crossing guard pay held up in city payroll fix
Safety Service Director Joseph C. Cowden said payroll oversights omitted the nine city school crossing guards from the ordinance at $1.38 an hour for about four hours daily. A special council meeting Tuesday will seek emergency inclusion of guard jobs with checks available next day after vouchers were approved. Also on Tuesday bids will be opened for West Ave street widening and curbs from 16th St to Oberlin Rd and for the Ford Bridge project.
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Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Cowden
Board of Education
West Ave
16Th St
Oberlin Rd
Ford, Bridge
Missing United Nations flags vex Oberlin town
Oberlin police report 28 of 61 United Nations flags displayed around the Historic Rim missing near North Main and West College. Value cited at about 300 dollars. College and local officials assist in search with theory suggesting a prank by students. UN week slated to begin October 20.
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Oberlin
United Nations
North Main
West College Sts
Frank T. Winkler
Sergey Podwalny
Glenhurst
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Chris Oliver
Oberlin College
Winkler
SWV
Neeson comments on CD position in Elyria
Mayor Charles W. Neeson said Charles C. Sheldon may be appointed Elyria Civil Defense Director when the time comes. Sheldon, 1436 Betty Lane, was named deputy director yesterday by William McGovern, the newly appointed CD director. Neeson noted McGovern, a Boy Scouts of America executive, will transfer to Norwalk by year end, leaving the director post vacant. He added Sheldon volunteered to serve, indicating a sincere desire to contribute to public service.
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Charles C. Sheldon
Elyria Civil Defense
Charles W. Neeson
Sheldon
Betty Lane
William McGovern
Elyria CD
Neeson
McGovern
Boy Scouts of America
Elyria
Norwalk
Cleveland Call & Post shuts down Cleveland plant after strike
The Call and Post will close its Cleveland plant following today’s edition due to picketing by the Newspaper Guild and International Typographical Union. State Industrial Relations Director William O. Walker, editor and publisher, said the 31 year plant closure comes as the ITU strike began August 27 over union recognition. The Columbus edition will continue to publish while a National Labor Relations Board meeting is postponed to September 30.
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Cleveland
UPI
Call & Post
Wiliam O. Walker
Newspaper
Guild
International Typographical Union
ITU
Walker
National Labor Relations Board
Columbus
Deer killed by freight near Avon Lake
A deer was struck and killed by a Nickel Plate freight train approximately a quarter mile west of Route 2 near Avon Lake. Police were notified at about 8:38 pm.
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Avon Lake
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Lorain County College
Warhola
Lemer
Citizens Survey
James P. Horn
Ludwig M. Pincura
Chronicle-Telegram
Tim Black
Pincura
Walter G, Nord
Rockwell Mfg. Co
North Garfield St
Possipie
Myca Company
Stephen Domonkas
Frank Duguid
Ruth Domonkas
Ronald Ashley
Blue Law
Cleveland Call & Post
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