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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1967

Page

12

Token raises stir Sheffield Lake city employees

Sheffield Lake council heard protests from police and other departments over what officials call token raises. Police Chief Hambly sought 50 dollars monthly for six full time officers plus longevity pay but was denied. Street water and sewer crews got 16 cent per hour boosts. patrols averaged 4.2 cents. The issue sparked talk of a 1 percent income tax to fund higher raises and a possible second look at taxation.

Sheffield Lake Sheffield Lake Council Police Department Clarence Hambley Water and Sewer N. L. Diebold Milan Sebo Council Hambley Thomas Walther Raymond Arnold Hugh Davies Davies Sanitation Department Maurice Sturtevant Edward Heidenreich Earl E. Barnhart

Auxiliary Patrolman Neel earns Far Ulmer Award

Patrolman Ralph R. Neel of Haydenville in Hocking County was awarded the Far Ulmer Award for meritorious service by the state Highway Patrol. Injured at an accident scene near Logan on February 13, 1966, he warned bystanders as a speeding car approached, saving them from harm during a two day 25th anniversary celebration of the auxiliary attended by about 700 members.

Columbus UPI Ralph R. Neel Haydenville Hocking County State Highway Patrol Far Highway Patrol Auxiliary Auxiliary

Brush Science Fair honors awarded to three students

NORTH EATON Carla Martin Jean Bittner and Neal Fields won trophies at Brush School Science Fair. Carla 13 top seventh graders with tree growth display. Neal 12 won sixth grade for Ohm s Law. Jean 11 best in fifth grade for starch in foods. Approximately 450 viewers saw 190 projects.

North Eaton Carla Martin Jean Bittner Neal Fields Brush School Carla Carlton Martin Edgewood Dr Grafton Jack Fields West Royalton Jane Nemesh Richard L. Nixon Marie Huth Lorain County Community College Lawrence Rader Harshaw Chemical Co Robert Zimmer B.F

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