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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1972
Page
5
The Elyria Library adds numerous adult fiction titles including The Light That Never Was by Lloyd Biggle and Runaways by Victor Canning. Also listed are works by Suzanne Clauser Ruth Rendell and Eva ngelical titles on science history and culture, plus an item noting substantial 19th century Geneva flood and disaster statistics.
A book review of Guardians by C. Carl Hirsh discusses environmental decline from Jefferson to the 1970s and highlights figures like Muir Pinchot Norris and others who warned of pollution. The work is available in the Elyria Public Library Children's Room.
In a staged National Secretaries Week feature, Salesman Sam buys jonquils from a roadside stand and distributes them to office staff causing delight among women and annoyance among men. A prank sign appears, the boss demands answers, and the cemetery joke closes the bit as Rorick mutters you’ll never learn.
Carl Gerstacker of Dow Chemical argues pollution cleanup is affordable and profitable, countering a House bill seen as weak. A government study for EPA and others finds long term costs manageable, while plant closures due to controls will mostly affect already vulnerable operations. AFL-CIO splits on amendments as unions back strong protections.
Black River High School announces top students for the third nine week period with nine seniors and juniors achieving straight A averages. The honor roll includes Keith Kline and Dennis Dria on the list of straight A students, along with many others across grades, while a larger merit roll lists numerous seniors juniors and freshmen for strong academic performance.
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