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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1969

Page

9

Elyria Council and Union to Discuss 15 Percent Raises

Elyria city finance committee and Local 277 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees plan talks on a 15 percent pay hike for nearly all city workers retroactive to August 1. Police, fire and non union staff would get raises after negotiations. A second 5 percent increase is to be set for next January amid the income tax law context. Also on the agenda is the health committee meeting on solid waste disposal and the city landfill.

Elyria City Service Employes Union Tomph Local 277 American Federation of State Council Eugene B. Smith R-3 Cleveland American Federation of State County

Trooper Magazine August Issue Praised By Editor Kurt Wachenheim

Russ Davies notes the New York State Police monthly Trooper is distributed free to personnel and retirees, with August issue on page 17. Editor Kurt Wachenheim boasts a polished 28 page edition and a controlled circulation of about 5,300.

New York State Police New York Kurt Wachenheim

British troops to stay in Northern Ireland four months

British forces will extend their peacemaking mission in Northern Ireland for at least four months. Lt Col Charles Millman, commander in Londonderry, said there is no plan to depart and that the tour will last four months.

Belfast Northern Ireland Charles Millman Londonderry Tam

Millman Meets Bogside Defense Committee Over Barricades

Millman told Bogside residents the army would protect them if they pulled down barricades as excavation finished for the Route 301 to Route 10 link. The district remained relatively quiet in Northern Ireland that week.

Millman Citizens’ Defense Committee Bogside Londonderry

Troops Enter Prague to Quell Czech Protests

AP reports around 800 troops rolled into Prague to curb anti-Soviet demonstrations during the first anniversary of the invasion. Bridges were closed and police set up a roadblock on a third bridge. The crowd near the Communist party HQ remained quiet with no arrests noted as authorities planned eight days of urban defense.

Prague Czechoslovakia Vitava Communist Party

Berets claim CIA lied in Vietnam murder case

Lawyer for three of eight Army Green Berets alleges a CIA official lied at a pretrial hearing to cover up mistakes. He says the Army has no evidence and expects charges to be dropped within a week. The targeted Vietnamese double agent was linked to both the CIA and North Vietnam, with conflicting reports on orders to eliminate him. Col. Robert B Rheault led the involved Special Forces unit.

NEW York Army Green Berets Central Intelligence Agency Rothblatt Saigon Green Berets Col Robert B Rheault Vietnam

Hospital opens new cardiac care unit at Elyria Memorial

Elyria Memorial Hospital admitted its first patient to the new cardiac care unit on the second floor. The $75,000 remodel created a five bed unit with private rooms and electronic cardiograph monitors. The system records patient heart activity and alerts three nurses on duty to any changes. Nancy Dilgren, 19, a Bowling Green State University student from Mentor, will study abroad in Europe for a year in Austria France and Spain through the university program.

Elyria Memorial Hospital A. A. Fisk Nancy Dilgren Bowling Green State University Europe Austria France Spain UPI

Ohio weekend traffic leaves 29 dead on highways

Weather-friendly late summer weekend boosted travel as Ohio sees 29 fatalities. Two deadly crashes killed seven people on the Ohio Turnpike, including a Carbondale Illinois family and a St Marys couple with their seven month old son, in separate two car crashes.

Ohio Carbondale Ill St Mary's

Cleveland AFSCME members set to strike city workers

One thousand two hundred AFSCME members threaten a strike in Cleveland starting tomorrow morning over an unresolved dispute with the city government.

County approves culvert repairs in Lorain County

Lorain County commissioners authorized emergency repairs to four flood damaged culverts on Bursley and Stewart Roads to allow school bus traffic next month. Estimated cost per culvert is 3 to 4 thousand dollars with private contractors to submit bids. Federal flood disaster funds will reimburse the county. A Griggs Road bridge replacement is also planned at about 100 thousand dollars.

Bursley Stewart Lorain County Harvey Holcomb Holcomb Griggs Road

Dirksen Finds Life Restarted In All Republican Cast

Everett Dirksen, once the Democratic presidents’ ally, adapts to a Republican White House while serving as Senate leader. He acts as a spokesman at informal events and shares limited briefing notes, with mixed success on nominations and posts under Nixon.

Washington UPI Everett McKinley Dirksen White House John F. Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Senate GOP House Dirksen Nixon Supreme Court

Wig helps long haired men cover crises in public

Washington AP reports Bob Woodford of the Underground Wig Establishment markets a short hair wig for men with shoulder length hair to handle situations like pumping gas or Army reserve meetings. He has sold several at 45 dollars each and notes some buyers seek a second job or different appearance.

Washington Bob Woodford Army Reserve Woodford

Keystone girl places second in state Grange vocal solo

Keystone senior Linda Huddleston placed second in the Grange vocal solo contest at the Ohio State Fair. She performed Born Free and I Enjoy Being a Girl, with Kenneth Graham of New Albany winning first and set to represent Ohio at Daytona Beach.

Lagrange Keystone Grange Linda Huddleston LaGrange Old Glory Grange Kenneth Graham New Albany Daytona Beach Fla Graham Miss Huddleston Dellis Huddleston Keystone High School Midview High School Columbus Marvin Marsh Ohio State Grange Marsh Old Glory Grange

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Russ Davies Wachenheim the Chronicle-Telegram Elyria, Ohio Philip Harwood State Highway Department Rt. 10 Harwood Oberlin Lorain-Cuyahoga County John Kenney Berets CIA Henry B. Rothblatt Army Military South China Sea Associated Press Yance Clement F. Haynsworth Teddy C. Thorn Harmon’s Harbor Vermilion Common Pleas Thomas J. Friend West Shore Blvd Sheffield Lake John H. Knowles Small Business Administration John G. Tower Hilary Sandoval Illinois Sen. Dirksen Rigaaren
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