New London Delays Industry Water Plan
NEW LONDON The board of public affairs took no action last night on establishing a quarterly charge for industries that will be supplied with water for a sprinkler system.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
16
NEW LONDON The board of public affairs took no action last night on establishing a quarterly charge for industries that will be supplied with water for a sprinkler system.
Orlando planners unveil a dome covered community called Epcot with 20 000 residents in a weather controlled environment. Water will be unmetered. a flat quarterly rate replaces meters and may exceed the $4 minimum. A $150 000 water system expansion bid process is near. The board will not join Ohio in a soda ash price fixing case. annual chemical costs run about $244.
Tonight showers in Rockies lower elevations and snow in higher areas. Scattered showers and thundershowers along East and central Gulf coast. Elsewhere fair to partly cloudy. Colder weather in most of the Eastern third, while a warming trend develops in the Plains.
An Ohio weather note states clear skies and a colder night with temperatures dipping to the mid teens to mid twenties. Saturday brings sun and a gradual warming trend as conditions moderate across the state.
The period Saturday to Wednesday will run slightly above normal with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and lows around 38 to 42 degrees. Cooler conditions appear Saturday with a warm up Sunday and another cooldown by Tuesday, with showers possible late Sunday or Monday and again toward Wednesday totaling about half an inch or more.
A parade of court records shows multiple defendants across towns facing speeding fines from 10 to 50 dollars. Individuals include Charles Daves Bobby Halstead Carl Cross Elmer Zoltai James Ball Don Rothe Robert Benczek Richard Zelinski David Brown Roger Lawson Larry Cool Marvin Keller J K Peters Jerry Haswell Franklin White David Oved Robert Haley Roger Robinson William Sisk Ronald Haskell and others with various charges from speeding to reckless operation.invalid
Washington reports four Ohioans among 52 U S servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. The fallen are Specialist 5 Ingo J. Wiskow of Columbus, Specialist 4 Roy D. Elston Jr. of Toledo, Sergeant Robert E. Floyd of Bradford, and Corporal Clifford L. Williams of Akron, husband of Connie L. Floyd.
Before Suez closure a barrel from Persian Gulf to Eastern Europe via the Mediterranean cost 35 cents. After the closure a Cape route shipment to Brazil rose to 2.75 dollars, with Brazil costs listed as 42 cents and 2.20 dollars. Chronicle want ads pay.
Elyria Ohio dated Friday April 5 1988 Chronicle Telegram notes a local item from the edition. The brief reads as a compact newspaper record reflecting community happenings and notices of that day's paper.
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