Prince Charles to lunch with Gov Brown in Sacramento
The Prince of Wales will meet Gov Edmund Brown Jr in Sacramento for a 14 percent hour lunch on Oct 29. A Brown aide said the meal will be very simple perhaps bean sprout sandwiches. Also in brief, astronaut Jack Swigert plans a bid for Colorado Senate, civil rights figure James Groppi seeks Episcopal priesthood, and posthumous ASCAP Pied Piper Award goes to Erroll Garner. Imelda Marcos carries a letter from President Marcos to Carter, Walter Pidgeon survives a blood clot scare, and Utah AG Hansen shifts to lecturing on capital punishment.
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Prince of Wales
Edmund Brown Jr
Sacramento
Calif
Prince Charles
California
B.T. Collins
James E. Groppi
Groppi
Margaret
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Downtown Lorain plans to revamp traffic control
Lorain city council committee endorsed a plan to remove many Broadway and Reid Avenue traffic lights, add left turn lanes, and eliminate on street parking to improve downtown flow. The plan targets bagging lights at multiple streets and restricting left turns while creating off street parking to reduce bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Council
Broadway
Reid Avenue
Community Development Department
Heid
Elyria Avenue
Lorain Seeks Sludge Disposal Amid EPA Order
Lorain negotiates with several farmers to accept sewage plant sludge to meet new phosphate removal requirements order from the Ohio EPA. Incinerator cost has risen fourfold as fuel oil climbs from 12 to 50 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Lake Erie
Philip Maiorana
Majorana
Council
New London Gets Grant OK for Phase Change
The New London Board of Education won verbal approval from the Chicago EDA office to add a boiler phase to its grant and split funding. Supt. Schick reported the plan after a Wednesday trip, with Raike and Associates to prepare final plans for window and door replacement at the high schools and Fitchville. The project must start by December to keep the grant, due to insufficient district funds and boiler repair needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Board of Education
Chicago
Raike and Associates, Inc
Ashland
Board of Education
Fitchville
EDA
Dec
Cooperation key to survival works urged by Dr Montagu
Dr Ashley Montagu, anthropologist, told Amherst ministers the survival of modern society rests on cooperation. He urged love that transcends cultural barriers and warned values must not be forsaken. He argued we can unite if we become a loving people who consider how actions affect others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Montagu
Amherst Ministerial Association
Dr. Montagu
Montagu
Declarer Erred In Diamond Endplay In Contract Bridge
South faced a five diamond contract in a Becker analysis of a deal where misplay by declarer cost ten tricks. West led a diamond sequence, East defended with king and possible honors, and the article argues declarer should have played the diamond ace at trick one to guarantee the contract, given the likely distribution and the need to force the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
West East
East
Declarer
Court Report Incomplete Docket From Lorain County Area
Unofficial court tabulations list multiple speeding red light and stop sign violations across Grafton Lorain and nearby areas. Names include Mose Keller Phillips Fekete Barber Parsons Hawke Nicholson and others with fines ranging from 1 to 36 dollars.
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Karen Mose
Durkee Road
Graftom
Karl Keller
Norwalk
Medina
David Phillips
Clark St
Rudolph Fekete
Sherwood Drive
James Barber
Michigan Ave
Ing
Demor Parsons
New London
Karl Hawke
E. Royalton Road
Columbia Station
Carl Nicholson
Lake Road
Avon Lake
Tercy Marquis
Colgate
Ricky Ramage
Albrecht Road
James Deicher
Columbus
Paul Gebrke
Prospect
Wyle McDowell
Parkview Court
Red Light
Jeffrey Barker
Lorain Bivd
Jamps Bullock
Bell.Ave
Taremasa
Lakeview
Grafton
Gary Datiite
Rosehill
North Radgeville
Dennis Lozenbr
Toledo
North Eaton Grange Datebook 1964 Events
Community listings for North Eaton and surrounding areas include Senior Citizens Recreation at 9:30 a.m. and registration for Golden Buckeye discounts from 4 to 4 p.m. at the Center for Sightless, plus meetings at The Hickories and Lorain Community Hospital. Also notes Grange and Order of Eastern Star activities, PTA and church group gatherings.
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Center For
Oberlin Rd
Lorain County Genealogical Workshop
Washington Ave
LaGrange Senior Citizens Club
United Methodist Church
Old Glory Grange
Grange Hall
United Methodist Ruth Circle
Aldrich
LeRoy
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Huron County
Pomona Grange
North Fairfield
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Oy Meals
Jack Swigert
U.S. Senate
Colorado
John Glenn
Ohio
Harrison
Jack” Schmidt
R.N.M
ASCAP
Society of Music Composers
Erroll Garner
Imelda R. Marcos
United States
Jimmy Carter
Walter Pidgeon
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Pidgeon
Utah
Robert B. Hansen
Gary Gilmore
Main ST
Oberun
Soren Elyria Somce
Bit. Baker’s Quality Appliance Sales & Service
By Frank Finegold
8Th
By Helen Payne
Raike and Associates
Schick
Patrick Electric
By Janet. Snyder
B. Jay Becker
Ares
Mostraz
Elyria Municipal Court
Stephen R. Nagy
Oberlin
Lorain County Vocational Center
Ehove Group
Milan
Ehove Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kerry Jett
Bellevue
Dennis Watt
Patty Felske
Castalia
Charley Halsey
Monroeville
Agan Wilhelm
Cedar Point
D” Building
Panama Canal
David Murry
Oakwood Drive
James Keepe
Kenyon Ave
Leon Smith
Lake Ave
Arline Wolfe
Packard Drive
Fray
Emanuel Lococo
University
Michael Gruntkowski
Reed Road
Harrison Mallory
Tedman Court
John Cook
Olmsted Falls
Dennis Reinbolt
Walbridge
Packard Poje, Sr
Rosewood Drive
James Wiggers
College Park
James Bostic
Cleveland
von Graley
Ates
Clinton Ave
S. Logan St
Earl Reddick
Tess Hlavac
Wellington
David Kaleel
Lows Ave
Glen Priddy
Galight
Larry Bale
Naple Road
North Ridgeville
Bobbie
Elyria
North Eaton
North Eaton Grange
Lorain Community Hospital
Kobe Road
LaGrange
Columbia
PTA Singers
Acme Grange Hall
Creston Livestock Report
Creston
Fundak
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