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Conneaut

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Conneaut

City in Ashtabula County, extreme northeastern Ohio, USA, 105 km/65 mi northeast of Cleveland and 3 km/2 mi west of the Pennsylvania border; population (1990) 13,200. Founded c.1799, it is a major port on Lake Erie, shipping large quantities of iron ore, coal, steel, and limestone from extensive automated docks. Diversified industries include railroad repair shops, tanneries, and the manufacture of chemicals, plastics, and tin cans.



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But Spartech eventually decided that the Conneaut plants were too small and expensive to operate.
James Dale Guckert graduated from Conneaut Lake High School in 1975 and went on to get a degree in education from West Chester University of Pennsylvania in 1980--he planned to be a social studies teacher.
NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA April 15--Iroquois Club, Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania.
 
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