Elyria City Halts Township Water Rate Hike After Protest
After weeks of protests and negotiations Elyria Mayor Fred B Sanford halts a water rate increase for Elyria Township suspending the April 1 1985 raise and ordering a bill recalculation with credits. The move aims to integrate township and contract user rates and keep annexation talks alive.
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Elyria
Elyria Township
Fred B. Sanford
Sanford
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Township Water Committee
Oll
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Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Citizens Committee
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Lake Erie
Carlisle Township
Virgil Kramer
Citizens Water Committee
Kramer
Where to Turn For Leisure Purposeful Pursuit of Pregnant Porpoise
A magazine section summary notes items about home life and leisure reading. It references crime of violence, riots in Greece, and recalling experiences, with features on Stamp Facts and Squarin' Round among prime reading.
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Elyria Barber
Greece
Elyria High Tops Cuyahoga Falls 20-13 in Second Victory
Elyria High earns its second win by defeating Cuyahoga Falls 20 to 13. Oberlin dominates Ridgeville 86 to 0. Clearview beats Amherst. Joss and Halfback Bill Rollin each score five touchdowns for Keystone. Other sports featured on pages 26 to 29.
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Elyria High
Cuyahoga Falls
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Clearview
Amherst
Joss
Bill Rollin
Keystone
Brighton Churches Plan Sunday School Merger
Two Brighton churches announce merger plans for their Sunday School program as part of a local church leadership move. The report notes the initiative aims to strengthen youth activities and unify resources across the congregations.
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Brighton
Seven more subpoenaed in grand jury probe at Lorain
Subpoenas were issued for seven more witnesses in the Lorain Civil Service Commission inquiry. Lorain Police Lt. Bulzomi Szabo Vieto and journalists Scrivo Royhab Stanger were ordered to appear Monday, with Gedling of the Lorain Labor Leader testifying earlier in the day.
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Lorain Civil Service Commission
Michael Bulzomi
John Szabo
Roberto Vieto
Lorain
Maurice Momferd
Pil
Dete Rochas
Frank Pawlak
Robert L. Hirbe
John Maljinovsky
George Metelsky
Russell Sees
Pawlak
London
UPI
Lord Ber
Trand
Russell
Woodrowla
Asia
Mathna
Civil Place
Sphr Service Commission
Indian Pa Service and Safety Directors
Kistani
Kashmir
Cambridge
Ohio
Paul Mi
Paul Owen Milton
Canada
Great Plains
Here
Stures
Ekion Stevens
Minnesota
Janet City
Kotas
Canal treaty nears as Johnson outlines new pact
President Johnson said the United States and Panama have agreed on the general outline of a new Canal Treaty. The pact would recognize Panama's sovereignty over the Canal Zone and revise the 1903 agreement endangering Panamanian sovereignty. Negotiations began in 1964 after Canal Zone unrest that left 23 dead, including four U.S. soldiers.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
United States
Panama
National Assembly
Robles
Canal Zone
U. S
Lorain Marine Among 11 Released After Navy Center Fire
A Lorain Marine Lance Cpl. Michael Frank was among 11 Americans released from hospital after a fire at a secret U.S. Navy communications center near Tokyo. Twelve servicemen were killed in the blaze, including Technician James K. Whitman. Frank is son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Norman Frank of Lorain. The other three Americans remained in hospital in good condition.
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Lorain
Lance Cpl
Michael Frank
U.S. Navy
Tokyo
James K. Whitman
Tiffin
Frank
Michael Norman ‘Frank
Tenth St
Omulka Humsza Fined for Illegal Bath Still in Chatham
Omulka Humsza, 70, was fined 420 dollars after police found an illegal still in his bathroom in Chatham England. He claimed he did not drink the bath product but used it to rub his sore back.
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Chatham
Eng
UPI
Omulka Humsza
India Pakistan clash negates truce pact amid border fighting
Reports from Radio Pakistan and Indian authorities say both sides violated the United Nations cease-fire along the Kashmir line amid renewed shelling near Lahore and Sialkot. Rebel radio claims 54 Indian casualties in Kashmir as fighting continues around Srinagar.
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UPI
Alhar
Sialkot
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Lvoice
Ali
Srinagar
Poverty program passes with $1.8 billion bill
President Johnson’s anti poverty measure advances after a 46 to 22 House vote extending programs for one year and authorizing funds for Job Corps Community Action Neighborhood Youth Corps and Domestic Peace Corps. The bill requires an appropriations bill for cash and tightens limits on governor vetoes while an Hatch Act provision is dropped amid Republican objections.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
House
Office of Equal Opportunity
Winston L. Prouty
George Murphy
Calif
Peter H. Dominick
Colo
Murphy
Steelworkers leader Molony charms Lorain crowd at Steelmark Days
Lorain vice president Joseph Melony of the United Steelworkers of America gave a witty brief speech at a luncheon honoring Lorain’s steel industry. The event, part of Steelmark Days sponsored by Lorain merchants and the Chamber of Commerce, ran for three days and ends tonight. Molony expressed satisfaction with a recent contract idea.
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Lorain
Joseph Melony
United Steelworkers of America
Molony
Steelmark
Chamber of Commerce
Cold air mass, labor talks at White House amid drought
A cold air mass chilled the eastern seaboard as a labor dispute loomed over a strike. Molony recalls the White House mediation with President Johnson inviting both sides for talks, a lavish start followed by bitter bargaining across the street in a stark office building.
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Johnson
White House
Molony
United Press International
New York City
Salisbury
Midwest
Mississippi Dixie
Ohio
Quincy
Springfield
Skunk
Iowa
Herald Tribune editors quit amid union dispute in New York
The New York Herald Tribune announces resignations amid a bitter clash with the Publishers Association. The paper reports a tense Senate vote on a $1.8 billion anti power measure, with Democrats split and major New York dailies affected by a strike by the Newspaper Guild.
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UPI
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Sens
Frank J. Lansche
Stephen
M. Young
Publishers Association
Monsa Senate
The
Herald Tribune
Lausche
New York Newspaper Guild
Young
New York Times
Coal mine pickets called off in three states
Leaders of a wildcat strike idling nearly 11 000 miners in three states voted to end pickets for at least two weeks. They met in Clarksville Pennsylvania and Monongahela to decide to call in the pickets and send a delegation to Washington to present grievances to UMW officials.
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
Clarksville
Monongah
Washington
UMW
Stefanopoulos Wins Greek Premiership in Narrow Victory
In Athens parliament the 71 day political crisis ends as Stefanopoulos is approved as premier by a 152 to 148 vote. He pledges a government and aims to secure continued support amid lingering uncertainty over his tenure and backing from Center Union members.
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Athens
UPI
Stefan Stefanopoulos
Stefanopoulos
Constantine
Center Union Party
George Papandreou
Weather forecast sketch with scattered showers
Fragmented forecast notes a cool day with increasing clouds and little temperature change. Partial clearing expected midweek with some light showers and variable cloud cover across the region.
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Cester Sweday
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