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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1968

Page

11

Signs Support Issue 10 At Lorain County College

Lorain County Community College students display signs at homes to back the 1.25 mill levy on the May ballot. Kathie Emerich and William Machovina are pictured putting a sign at 1206 Middle Ave. with about 3,100 students rallying to support the levy. An all campus rally is planned for Tuesday.

Lorain County Community College Middle Ave Kathie Emer Ich William Machovina North Abbe Rd

State okays Penfield traffic light at Rt 18 Rt 301

Penfield trustees learn the State Highway Department will install a traffic flasher at the Rt 18 and Rt 301 intersection. The light will flash red on Rt 301 and yellow on Rt 18. Work starts immediately after surveys and advocacy by Lorain County engineer Eugene Roberts and local officials. Aiming to reduce fatal and injury crashes at a blind, busy junction.

Penfield State Highway Department Rt. 18 Rt. 301 Howard Andrews Andrews Lorain County Eugene Roberts Roberts Tion Andrews Penfield Grange

Drunk driving penalties split by judge in Lorain Elyria

A Chronicle Telegram survey of Lorain and Elyria court records from October 1967 through March 1968 shows Municipal Judge Frank Wilcox jailed 39 of 40 guilty or plea cases for driving while intoxicated, with one suspension. Acting Judge Jack W. Dilgren suspended 16 of 22 jail terms in the same period. Other judges like John S. Koiena and David R. Goldthorpe advocate strict enforcement, while state law mandates a three day jail term for offenders convicted under state statutes. The leniency or severity hinges on the judge and whether the arrest came under city ordinances or state law.

Lorain County Elyria Frank Wilcox Chronicle-Telegram Wilcox Dilgren John S. Koiena Lorain Stern David R. Goldthorpe Oberlin

New County Jail Needed Says Grand Jury Report

Lorain County Grand Jury toured the jail and urged a new facility for adequate space and better work areas. The roster showed 60 inmates but capacity is 58 with eight spots in women’s quarters, plus a padded cell and a solitary cell. deputies praised Sheriff Vernon M. Smith while noting needs for a food freezer and courthouse upgrades. County officials rely on grand jury influence to push bond issues for new jail and courthouse facilities.

Lorain Vernon M. Smith

Memorial Day Parade Plans Meet in Town

A local Memorial Day group invites participants to join a planning meeting to outline this year’s parade details. Attendees will discuss route, schedule, and coordinating veterans and community groups for the observance.

Lodge to Hold Fellowship Night by Elyria Odd Fellows

The Elyria Odd Fellows lodge hosts a fellowship night tonight inviting members former members and their families and guests. Lodge members will provide entertainment and refreshments for attendees.

Lodge Elyria Odd Fellows Lodge

Kalamazoo downtown mall plan urged by speaker

Elyrians told citizens must back city plan as John Hall of the Kalamazoo County Chamber of Commerce described the 1959 pedestrian mall born from a 1954 citizen effort. He noted Gruen & Associates financing in 1956, a 196 acre master plan and traffic for 9,200 cars, with Kalamazoo’s Burdick Street three blocks and Michigan Avenue slated for similar revival.

Kalamazoo Mich Elyria Ywca John Hall Kalamazoo County Hall Victor Gruen Gruen Burdick Street Michigan Avenue

Skeleton Found At Ford Road Dump

A skeleton was found at the Ford Road dump bottom of a hill yesterday with a campsite and clothing nearby. Elyria police are identifying the remains. the coroner has taken charge and detectives say the body likely dated from earlier.

Ford Road Elyria Lorain County Paul J. Kopsch

Fremont firm bids to build golden age center on Lorain land

Mosser Construction Inc of Fremont was the sole bidder for land owned by Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority on Third Street and East Avenue Elyria. The $234,000 bid was opened at the authority offices in Lorain's John F. Kennedy retirement center. The contractor would deliver a turnkey 13 story golden age center, with construction delayed by prior high bids and federal cost constraints.

Mosser Construction Inc Fremont Lorain

Three Ohioans Die More in Vietnam Action

The Defense Department reported that three Ohioans were killed in recent action in Vietnam. They were Marine 2nd Lt. William R. Ammon of Cincinnati, Marine Pvt. Tommie D. Williams of Columbus, and Army Cpl. Daniel E. Wolfe of Anna.

Washington Vietnam Defense Department William R. Ammon Cincinnati Tommie D. Williams Columbus Army Daniel E. Wolfe Anna

City urges proper refuse disposal for faster pickups

Sanitation chief Jack Byam asks residents to use sturdy storage containers and place out only accepted refuse to ease curbside collections. He notes paper bags and cartons are not acceptable and urges residents to clear out spring rubbish to reduce load on routes amid ongoing building bid approvals and potential CHRDHED review.

Kirk Grantham Jeft Sanitation Department James R Marsh Jack Byam City Resi Byam

Views of Negroes to be given at LCCC

A four part program presenting the positive view of the Negro in American society will be at Lorain County Community College. A four day exhibit of Negro art opens Monday in the College Center lounge with a lecture Thursday by Albert McQueen of Oberlin. A film is slated for Thursday at 7 p.m. A May 9 forum on the Negro and the American college campus will feature a mixed panel in the College Center Mall. Sponsored by the Black Progressives and Karamu House in Cleveland.

Lorain County Community College College Center Albert McQueen Oberlin College

LCC Pi Beta Mu extends drive for Vietnam service members

Lorain County Community College fraternity members of Pi Beta Mu broadened a book collection drive for U.S. servicemen in Vietnam. Students and staff are asked to donate books and pickup arrangements will be organized to deliver the gathered volumes to the troops.

Vietnam Pi Beta Ma Lorain County Community College Contac

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