08 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
1
The Weekender profiles a village at the center of the nation's largest greenhouse belt. It notes a historic claim to rural free mail delivery and reflects on local residents and their lives amid a landscape of glasshouses.
North Ridgeville resident recalls long career on the lakes in a reflective piece for the Weekender, paired with Oberlin College professor and former Trapp family member recounting travels. The couple, now supporting local charities, uses their funds to aid Australian youths and share experiences with C-T reporters in the W-2 section.
In Lo rain County Probate Court a judge famed for Caesar salad headlines in a feature by Jean Scott Suhr. The women’s section also notes Ramblin at Random on two enterprising hoodwink George Bernard Shaw with Mrs. Harry Farrar, new president, moving to Oberlin. pages 13 to 15.
School officials announce pre school registration opening date and a health clinic for families. Mapleton school district plans to consolidate all seventh and eighth graders into a single building next fall. Oberlin College will stage Finian's Rainbow in a forthcoming student production.
Lorain Works of U.S. Steel Corp will lay off about 300 hourly production workers by next Wednesday due to weaker demand for semi finished steel. If demand does not rise by summer, 800 college summer workers may not be rehired this year. One blast furnace closed. two open hearths to shut next week. rolling mills reduce from 20 to 14 shifts. Spokesman to decide on rehiring this spring amid eased sales.
Police pursued a man in his mid twenties with dark wavy hair and olive complexion as the kidnapping suspect of 11 year old Keni in Beverly Hills. The ongoing search aimed at locating the kidnapper for safe return of the child.
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Sheffield Lake police ask for a $1000 a year across the board raise for all department members at a council finance committee meeting. Starting pay is $4100 with increases planned. part timers seek overtime and higher hourly rates, and a clothing allowance, hospitalization, and other benefits. The group discusses funding from outside sources and a city wage scale to curb recurring requests.
Adam Clayton Powell’s lawyers ask the U S Court of Appeals to intervene after a district court ruled Powell cannot use the judiciary to regain his Harlem House seat. The ruling blocks his plan and sets a setback for the Harlem Democrat.
Two area students, Marie Agen of Vermilion and Jeffrey Carver of Huron, are among 18 Ohio recipients of four year Ford Motor Company Fund college scholarships. Winners are children of Ford employees. both fathers work at the Lorain assembly plant.
The forecast calls for sunny and warmer conditions today with increasing clouds and a low in the 40s. Expect warmer conditions tomorrow with scattered showers and possible thundershowers as sunset today is 7 and sunrise tomorrow is 5 58. High 40 at 9 am yesterday and low 30 at am today. details on page 12.
Elyria city council Finance Committee set Elyria's local share at 66000 for the Lorain County Regional Airport project, down from 192000. The cut follows a reduced federal contribution and signals potential changes to the airport plan and funding.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Belgium for a calm airport welcome. Belgian police arrest three men carrying red paint intended for Humphrey and security is tightened after clashes in Paris. Demonstrators distribute anti American pamphlets at stations and stops in Brussels.
A South Korean air force C46 transport plane with engine trouble fell into a near empty church and ignited a massive fire in a crowded suburb, killing at least 50 and possibly more as rescuers searched through rain and debris. All 11 military crew members perished and officials blamed heavy rain for the high death toll.
Chroni cle-Telegram promotes three staff to executive roles effective immediately. James P. Ketchum becomes managing editor reporting to Reisinger while sharing oversight of news and advertising operations with LF and LF. Both promoted editors will take on expanded duties as the paper grows.
AP reports no major progress in the AFTRA broadcast contract dispute as the 11 day walkout disrupts programming. AFL-CIO official Donald Conaway denounced a Richmond County Georgia restraining order barring AFTRA pickets from CBS Masters coverage in Augusta.
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