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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1971

Page

5

Ridgeville approves 6 percent city raises amid blue flu

North Ridgeville City Council voted a 6 percent raise for nearly all city staff retroactive to Aug 1, with exclusions for certain officials and new or already adjusted posts. The move aimed to quell a police sickout linked to stalled 7 percent raises, but funding hinges on a November 1 mill levy and time-consuming bookkeeping.

North Ridgeville Parks Recreation Sewer and Water Department Finance Committee Charles H. Stuart Kenneth Krueck Stuart Council

Fire sparks ignite debris in truck at Brotherton Disposal

An acetylene torch sparked debris inside a truck at Brotherton Disposal 110 Malcolm Ct and was quickly extinguished with a garden hose. No damage reported. City council passed the Pay Ordinance and a fund transfer ordinance unanimously. Evergreen Drive ordinances approved on first reading. A six day camp for visually impaired children opens with many activities and a list of participants from Elyria and surrounding areas. The camp runs through Saturday, August 14, 1971.

Brotherton Disposal Malcolm Ct Evergreen Drive

Mercury free fish tale from Brighton to Washington DC

In a lighthearted Brighton yarn two years in the making, Andy Davidson and Dick West swap jokes about a supposed thermo gravitational fish purification system to remove mercury. Davidson, an avid fisherman, admits no real knowledge yet keeps retelling the tale, even as West’s cheeky letter of reply sits on his wall.

Brighton Washington Davidson West House of Representatives United States Press Gallery Washington, D.C

Two Elyria Women Plead Innocent to Fraud and Embezzlement

Two Elyria women indicted by the Lorain County Grand jury pleaded innocent at arraignment in Common Pleas Court. Nancy Ann Webb 36 of 9581 West Ridge Road faced forgery and embezzlement charges tied to her employer Lorain attorney John D Ozich and remains jailed on 10000 bond. Ella May Perkins 52 of 531 Lowell Street pleaded innocent to welfare fraud involving 2261 dollars obtained from August 1970 to April 1971 and is free on 2000 bond. Both await pretrial hearings before Judge LeRoy F. Kelly.

Elyria Lorain County Grand Jury Common Pleas Nancy Ann Webb West Ridge Rd Lorain John Dozich Paul J. Mikus Ella May Perkins Lowell St LeRoy F. Kelly

Mosher backs Nixon trip to China in Elyria talk

Rep. Charles A. Mosher backed Nixon's trip to China at a two hour Elyria meeting of United Auto Workers Region 2 Community Action Program Council at the Holiday Inn. He called it good politics with real need and also supported Kennedy's universal health insurance bill financed by payroll tax and general revenue. State Rep. J Leonard Camera also spoke in favor of a state income tax to fund schools and welfare and predicted a school fund bill soon.

Mosher Nixon China Elyria Red China Charles A. Mosher Roberlin United Auto Workers Region 2 Community Action Program Council Holiday Inn Rt. 57 Council Tam Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass J. Leonard Camera D-Lorain Camera

Brighton inventor tames contaminated fish with purifier

Washington report describes Andy Davidson of Brighton Ohio presenting a thermo gravitional fish purification system for home use. The piece notes small town life centers on watching thermometers and contrasts indoor outdoor readings with a humorous aside about weather enthusiasts and medical thermometers.

Andy Davidson Brighton Ohio

Thermometer musings spark a quirky fish purifica tion scheme

A humorous riff notes Davidson's obsession with thermometers and a supposed thermo gravitational fish purification idea. It likens inspiration to Newton and offers a satirical method to prepare swordfish by freezing head down, culminating in a mounted thermometer as a trophy.

Davidson Isaac Newton

Tennessee Walking Horse Facts and Local Gossip in Elyria

In Elyria Ohio a reader questions the birthplace of the first Tennessee Walking Horse while sharing local lore about the breed. A long letter covers Tennessee trivia, Pope and Tennyson quotes, family milestones, and updates on the Foreman and Peloquin families including a 90th birthday, a 60th wedding anniversary, a new grandchild, and political candidacy.

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