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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1969
Page
13
An early 20th century advertisement fragment promotes Pastizeth denture powder and fastener ideas. It touts denture comfort and health, urging regular dental checks and availability at drug counters. The garbled text references Don's tire and a Wor note, with marketing language about firmer teeth and easier cutting.
John Buckey in his den writing checks is interrupted when his daughter Mary says a man wants to see him. Buckey asks if the visitor has a bill. Mary replies the man has nothing but a plain old nose, ending the scene with a humorous twist.
The School of Law at the University of California Davis campus has been elected to membership in the Association of American Law Schools. Dean Edward L. Barrett Jr. said the milestone comes before the school has graduated its first class.
W. Turbett Jr. of the Internal Revenue Service Northern Ohio district explains that all income from sources unless exempt must be reported on the 1968 federal tax return. Interest and dividends, including Series E and F bonds, building and loan dividends, and municipal interest, have specific reporting rules. the first $100 of dividends is generally non taxable and IRS Publication 550 provides detailed guidance.
A $27,185 Labor Department project at Mississippi State University runs two week sessions for employment service personnel to simulate the challenges faced by disadvantaged job seekers. Trainees wear black and white masks and colored glasses while solving puzzles or handling rubber balls to foster empathy and understanding. A second group will undertake the program June 9 to 20, with final evaluation on outcomes and a handbook to guide future use.
Police staged drug raids in Cincinnati and Covington early Saturday arresting 15. In Walnut Hills one man died after a raid and another was charged with disorderly conduct. Officers described a dim hippie pad with syringes and psychedelic posters. Five youths faced delinquency charges in Covington. The Bluegrass State note highlights limestone soil and bluegrass growth near Louisville and Lexington.
A long list of area residents and their addresses appears, naming Mrs Raymond Adams and others in Elyria Vermilion and nearby towns. The compilation includes multiple households with Mrs or Ms prefixes and varied street addresses across Elyria Vermilion and surrounding areas.
The University of New Mexico's Gallup branch offers a Navajo language course to bridge Navajo and non-Navajo residents. Participants include lawyers educators doctors missionaries merchants and housewives in the Gallup area near the Navajo Reservation.
A Wednesday discharge list from Lorain area shows numerous residents and addresses across Vermilion Avon Lake Amherst Amherst and nearby towns. Names include Elizabeth Williams Olga Garcia Michelle Horvath Ronald Coleman Don Baa God and others with street addresses in Vermilion Avon Lake and surrounding communities.
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