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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1971
Page
19
Chronicle Telegram item dated April 2 1978 notes a local event or notice from Flyrlu area with limited readable details. Names, places, or specifics are not clearly legible in the fragment.
LAGRANGE Malcom Cash of Ohio Edison Co. asked council to approve higher electric rates. Residential bills could rise 10.9 percent, small industry 7.38 percent, with an overall about 9.37 percent. The plan includes a fuel escalation and tax adjustment clause, while street lighting remains unchanged. Cash noted the last hike was 11 years ago amid fuel costs up 50 percent and wages up 68 percent.
The Midview Board of Education last night adopted a new mathematics program for 1971-72, authorizing 6500 for Addison Wesley textbooks for Kinder through sixth grade. A county mathematics committee led by Irene Gerhardstein and Mike Miller reviewed nine series. the new set offers extra exercises to boost student interest and is now used in 37 percent of U S districts.
GRAFTON Midview district approves the multi county Title VI B program for the identification of educable handicapped children at no cost for the 1971 72 school year. Funds totaling 6518 include 1045 for Lorain County Supplementary Education Center for film acquisition. Also approved were cost for aluminum windows at Eaton Elementary and set baccalaureate and commencement dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a location descriptor referencing cross streets and possible block identifiers around Saul ARI WS and a number 20, suggesting a brief street or property record. The text lacks a clear event, date, or primary subject to confirm a fuller news item.
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