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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1966

Page

7

Midview District Prepraises if Levy Passes

Midview district teachers would gain a salary raise starting January if the November levy is approved, with the exact amount to be set later. Board member Charles Sheldon urged ensuring both prospective and current teachers receive the raise, new schedule effective January 1, and a $200 increase for teachers with under three years of college. The board unanimously approved seeking a $41,000 advance from the Elyria Savings and Trust Bank to cover payroll, noting the need to also justify property taxes to county officials.

Grafton Midview Charles Sheldon Sheldon William Witt Carl Essex Mildred Peake Dir Elyria Savings Con and Trust National Bank

Appeals court orders retrial in WEOL damage suit

The Sixth Circuit overturned Judge Connell’s 1964 treble damages award to Elyria radio WEOL against Lorain Journal Co. and ordered retrial on damages. The court retained $25,000 in attorney fees and $673 in costs, noting damages could be reevaluated with additional testimony if needed.

Cincinnati U. S. District Court of Appeals James C. Connell U. S. District Court Cleveland Elyria WEOL Lorain Journal Company Lorain Journal Co Journal Connell

Elyria council unit orders sidewalk repairs or new installs

Elyria’s streets committee moved to enforce sidewalk work on violators. City engineers will compile a list of properties and pursue installation or repair with costs charged to owners who may pay immediately or via a special assessment attached to the property tax.

J. Theodore Emerich Paul J. Horvath Malcolm D. McDonald Elyria

Sohio strike talks to resume with Teamsters in Cleveland

In Cleveland UPI reports talks to end a 12 day Sohio strike by 202 drivers and warehousemen, mediated by federal official Ken Moffett. This first session since March 31 follows a midnight April 1 strike over severance pay after a two year contract expired.

Cleveland UPI Sohio Ken Moffett Teamsters Local 10

City pool season passes go on sale in Elyria

Elyria parks office sells season passes with age based fees and resident surcharges. Passes start June 1 and run through Labor Day at five city pools Cascade Park North Recreation East Heights and South Recreation. Bulk resident family rates listed with higher prices for non residents.

Elyria City Parks Recreation Office Ely Charles OR. Hoagland Cascade Park North Recreation Dolley St Weat Recreation Foster Ave Eastern Heights Prosper St South Recream Heagland

Midview appoints school administrator as assistant superintendent

GRAFTON George Lucia 38 will become assistant superintendent of Midview District Schools in August with an 11 715 annual salary plus a 200 state bonus. The four votes for the move contrasted with Carl Essex abstaining amid questions on legality and cost of an administrative assistant position. Lucia has eight years with Midview including four as principal of Grafton Elementary and Junior School.

Grafton George Lucia Midview Midview Board of Education Lucia E A. Wheaton Board of Education Carl Essex Essex Lorain County Wheaton Ami Wheaton

Lorain County Hears Special Counsel Move Over Water System

Lorain County commissioners seek outside attorney Grover L. Severs as special counsel to fight North Ridgeville over control of the water system. A three judge panel will review April 26 with County Prosecutor Mikus noting his office cannot be paid to represent this matter.

Lorain North Ridgeville North Ridgeville Bunal Lorain County Paul J. Mikus Mikus Common Pleas Henry P. Webber John D. Pincura LeRoy F. Kelly James P. Horn Ludwig M. Pincura Norman Thompson Atty Grover L. Severs

City weighs widening Lodi and Fourth streets bridges

Elyria City Council will consider authorizing plans and cost estimates to widen the Fourth Street and Lodi Street bridges to three lanes. The streets, sidewalks and bridges committee recommended Schaffer Parrett Johnston Lechlenwalter and Associates prepare the plans. Project cost is not yet quoted but likely exceeds 250000. local funding is considered. Plans also target extending Columbia Avenue to Prospect Street for southern access to Prospect School.

Fourth St Lodi St Elyria Schaffer Beween East Ave East Bridge St Robert E. Kleinoeder Columbia Ave East Recreation Field Prospect Columbia’Ave Eastern Heights Blvd Prospect School

Phone office building contracts let in Bellevue

Northern Ohio Telephone Co. will begin construction within 10 days on a new general office and exchange building in Bellevue. Col. William C. Henry announced contracts totaling 694,413 dollars with Hossier Construction Co. of Tiffin as general contractor and Thurman J. Peabody of Norwalk as architect and project supervisor. NOTC serves 69 exchanges in 25 communities including Oberlin and Medina, with the Oberlin sector covering Grafton North Eaton Wakeman and Wellington and listing more than 5,000 subscribers.

Bellevue Northern Ohio Telephone Co Col Wiliam C. Henry Hossier Construction Co Tiffin Thurman J. Peabody Norwalk Henry NOTC Oberlin Medina Grafton North Eaton Wakeman Wellington

Amherst OKs employee pay raise amendment

Amherst city council approved an emergency amendment to the pay raise ordinance to include omitted classifications for city employees. The measure raises salaries by 3 dollars per month for salaried staff and 1.72 dollars per hour for hourly workers, effective April 1. The council also addressed police dispatcher positions and budget transfers to cover the added costs.

Amherst Filis Marvin R. Davis Council John Mattey

Federal grant funds work study at Lorain County College

A $23 400 federal grant under Title I of the Economic Opportunity Act supports a one year work study program at Lorain County Community College starting July 1. 30 to 100 full time students may receive $250 to $500 based on need, with local funds matching 10 percent. Applications are through the admissions office and recipients are chosen by the college’s scholarship committee.

Lorain County Community College Donald Grieve Grieve

Woman hits $500 jackpot at casino slot machine

A distressed reader describes a dramatic win as a Cincinnati area woman, helped by her husband, hits the seven shot payout of five hundred dollars after chasing slots and nearly exhausting her funds. The couple celebrates briefly before leaving, with the event prompting a page 16 continuation.

Municipal Stadium Cleveland

Peace Corps trainees to aid Oberlin school program

Oberlin announces a federal plan using Peace Corps trainees in the School Committee Program for Community Enrichment SCOPE to aid under-achievers. John Rude directs the effort at Oberlin College and says 180 of 221 tested students will enter further testing as neighborhood clubs start. The program seeks community orientation rather than grades and includes parent participation.

Oberlin Peace Corps John Rude Oberlin College Rude School Committee

Countians Go Underground for Survival Practice

Dozens of Amherst residents will descend to the Lorain County Civil Defense basement on North Ridge Road for a 24 hour shelter drill. They will bring only a blanket with some carrying a handbag or personal items as they simulate living under atomic emergency conditions. Participants will elect a shelter manager assign roles for fire aid sanitation ration distribution and life-support tasks. Cots will be set, water and food counted, first aid laid out, and radio links established with CD control. The drill emphasizes procedures and human reactions to prolonged confinement in darkness to prepare for potential nuclear warfare. The event is the county CD unit’s second shelter test, following last year’s women and children only exercise. Most participants will enroll in a shelter managers course beginning at 7 pm at CD headquarters, with volunteers welcome.

Arad Lorain County Civil Decease North Ridge Rd Amherst CD Control

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