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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
5
A canoe trip along the Black River's west branch from Rt. 10 to Rt. 20 reveals a scenic waterway spoiled by litter. Despite deep, canoeable riffles and abundant wildlife like woodchucks and a red fox, debris including garage doors beer cans and an oil drum mars the journey.
A suit filed yesterday in the Ninth District Court of Appeals seeks to enjoin the Wellington income tax collection and to mandamus the municipal clerk to certify petitions for a referendum. Plaintiffs include former Mayor Ralph Gray and others opposing the tax. defendants are Mayor Robert L. Young, Clerk Lyle M. Clark, and council members. The ordinance, enacted April 14 as an emergency measure, would raise about $100,000 annually. Opponents seek a referendum on November 3. the clerk's action followed attorney guidance that the ordinance is not subject to referendum.
Richard Brill of Wellington owns the grand champion Holstein that captured the Otis Lyndes Memorial trophy and produced top awards at Lorain County Fair. The cow sired by Ideal Fury Reflector led in production with 18,310 pounds of milk and 763 pounds of butterfat in 294 days, surpassing a strong field. Brill earned the trophy from Tom Lyndes, marking the first win and a historic sweep potential if repeated three years in a row.
Clearview school board plans a 5 mill additional operative levy for November to cover a $68 259 deficit in the 1971 budget. The district expects about $80 000 in new revenue plus a $26 000 state grant and has cut five teachers and one administrator to reduce costs.
U S Senate candidate Howard Metzenbaum blasted the administration for curbing inflation by unemployment and warned gains at the bargaining table vanish at the dinner table. He urged targeting household conditions and proposed easing credit to spur jobs as an immediate step out of recession.
Russ Davies Joseph J Hudak Jr. of 1161 Englith St Lorain reported as winner of a 1970 Ford LTD given away during the Dollar for Dan drive at the Lorain Youth Center. Dan Pashkewich, a Lorain Admiral King football star injured Oct 8 1969, spent months in a coma and is now in rehabilitation at his home 1324 West 30th Street Lorain. The fund, run by Lorain Community Sports Boosters Inc, totaled about 38 000 with about 4 000 to 4 500 still to be added, led by Ed Sakowski Dr William E Kishman Bob Armstrong Pat Kelley Jim Popiel. The drive involved all four Lorain high schools Admiral King Lorain Lorain Senior Southview and Lorain Catholic. The campaign was chaired by Sakowski with Don Fritz as vice president and John Botero as legal advisor. The story notes the total and page reference to Turn to page 14, col. 8.
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