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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
4
A 1973 McNaught Syndicate bulletin discusses when a hernia patient should undergo surgery instead of wearing a truss. It cites risks of delayed operation, potential intestinal danger, and the value of early repair for comfort and freedom from danger. It also mentions skin infections from other medical cautions and encourages consulting a doctor.
LaGrange trustees approve park improvements including a 12 by 16 foot concrete block building for equipment and concession use at an estimated 500 dollars. Labor for both projects will be donated with a total project cap of 750 dollars.
In Amherst a spring cleanup is scheduled with household items to be placed at the curb for pickup on Monday and Wednesday in May. Residents must have items in their curbsides and ready for collection. no large appliances will be removed during this period.
New London board of education formally adopts the wage schedule, starting at 6500 dollars for bachelor degree teachers with no experience and rising to 10862 dollars for masters degree teachers with 15 years. Schedule to take effect in 1973-74.
Oberlin College trustees extend budgetary authority to allow President Robert Fuller to allocate and reallocate faculty positions. They also require faculty recommendations be endorsed by both councils and the president before forwarding to the board. A trustee faculty conference and trustee student conference committees are reestablished or created to improve communication.
Avon Lake files counter suit against Capital Dredge for 51000 after the outfall sewer pipe failed to meet specs and broke. Capital Dredge had sued the city and contractors for more than 500000 in October, claiming breach of contract. A $100 daily penalty was in the agreement per city solicitor Dale Barnard. The sewer carries treated water from the treatment plant to the lake.
The report shows hog prices from 34 to 37.50 with No 2 hogs and sows strong, steer and heifer prices steady to high with top cattle around 45 to 47 for choice steers, Holstein cows at 35 and bulls to 44.50, plus feeder calves reaching up to 60 and 70s for high quality white faced stock. a closing note claims three presidents named John from Massachusetts.
Oberlin council will consider a 25 cent fare hike for the Oberlin Cab Co raising fares from 75 cents to 1 dollar per passenger. City Solicitor Fauver will draft the amended rate and review a zoning issue since owner Thomas Hambly runs the business from home. Mrs. Hambly cited rising tire and gas costs and heavy operating hours to explain the need while noting drivers are paid 40 percent of each fare and wages may fall below federal minimums.
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