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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1971
Page
3
Ohio urban affairs committee heard a bill to extend state tax breaks on land cleared by urban renewal to any non corporate group. Howard M Saddler and Rep Donald J Pease argued the change would bypass federal tax limits and make private development in cleared urban areas financially practical. Saddler said he would attend a second hearing in Columbus in two weeks.
U S Representative Charles Mosher leads five Republicans in circulating a petition in the House urging termination of all military action in Vietnam Cambodia and Laos by year end with conditions for prisoner returns and safe troop withdrawal. Mosher expects many signers and notes some Democratic support.
A.M. rubbish fire behind A B Cashner residence at 352 BE River St confined to the heap. At 9 50 A.M. brush logs and leaves burned in a vacant lot on the west side of the 600 block of South Abbe Road owned by Tony Patania 247 Warren Ave. Fire area about 20 square feet. Also mentions political petition signatures by several representatives on U S military involvement in Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.
Mrs. Mary Varady of 137 Belmont Ave. Elyria reported the theft of her daughter's $135 clarinet from the Jefferson School band room. Police said the instrument was last seen Wednesday and the theft occurred around 4 45 p.m. yesterday.
Forecasters expect rain across most of New England with a band of showers moving off the Atlantic coast. Snow is likely in the Great Lakes. colder air will push from the Upper Great Lakes to the Western Gulf and east to the Atlantic. Warmer conditions stretch from California to Texas and north through the Central Plains to the Northern Rockies. Variable clouds, wind, and much cooler today with a few snow flurries possible north. Lows in the 20s. Tomorrow partly cloudy with continued cool and highs 30 to 40.
Elyria notes from Friday detail local happenings and notices as reported by the Chronicle Telegram. Readers see brief items about community events, public notices, and everyday civic updates in this grooved era report.
Weather bulletin notes gale warnings in effect with southwest to west winds 20 to 35 knots today. Winds will diminish slowly tonight. Lake will be rough to very rough away from shore. Scattered snow flurries are expected to develop this afternoon and continue tonight.
Vermilion school officials plan formal approval of a new contract with the Vermilion Teachers Association at the April 19 meeting. The deal raises base pay for starting teachers from 6688 to 7000 and for a 4 year veteran with a master’s degree and 15 years experience from 12144 to 12800, boosts coaching stipends by 4.7 percent, and adds a board funded limited group term insurance. Superintendent Dr Lawrence A Zinn said the increases fit the district budget and will help retain and attract staff.
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