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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
15
Lorain Elyria City Lines and its ATU Local 1033 report no wildcat walkout amid contract talks. Union leaders promise 48 hours notice if strike machinery is invoked while wage demands remain the core sticking point.
The county budget commission announced reductions totaling about 14 000 from this year funding, with Lorain County communities sharing 252 000 in city and township relief allocations. Avon Lake and Oberlin see notable drops, while Amherst South Amherst Avon Grafton La Grange and others receive smaller amounts under new state law reshaping county relief funding.
Township farmer Jack Pierce suffered a second major fire in four years when his 40 by 8 foot barn burned to the ground early today at the intersection of township road 68 and country road 26. The blaze left the Pierce farm in Spencer damaged and pages note the incident on page 34 column 4.
Gene Sweeney, head of Sweeney Buick Inc, was elected president of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce for a one year term succeeding Ralph Falconer who serves as Ohio Edison electrical equipment construction superintendent. Other officers named include James Henry Warren Finkel George Gregory with Coulson Burgett named to committee chair and nominating panel.
Arthur D. Hudnutt, vice president of The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co publisher of The Chronicle Telegram, was named general chairman of the 1967 United Fund Campaign to be held in October. The 1966 drive met its goal with strong industry participation and Hudnutt pledged continued community support through 29 agencies aiding the needy sick and youth.
State Highway Patrol reports George E. Lloyd, 49, of Wellington, struck a deer on Route 38 north of Wellington and left the carcass as a pool of blood. The deer later vanished. game wardens seek the person who took the meat, facing penalties from 15 to 200 dollars for illegal possession.
About 75 chairmen and captains of the 1956 March of Dimes campaign will attend a 6:30 p.m. dinner at McGarvey's Party House in the O'Neil Sheffield center. Dr Nancy Barber of Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital will speak with slides on the Inborn Defects Clinic funded by March of Dimes. County campaign chairman Michael J Lotko will act as toastmaster as the campaign begins in January.
Last chance for the Bambi coloring contest entries due tonight. Mail by midnight for two awards, one for ages 0 to 6 and one for ages 7 to 10, based on a Santa drawing published Saturday page 29.
Grand jury handed down 16 indictments including second degree murder for Pedro Bonnilla over the bar room slaying of Jose Torres Class at the Mexican American Citizens Club and first degree manslaughter for Richard Jackson in a shotgun death. Several burglari es and assaults were also charged. two secret indictments remain sealed.
Oberlin College hosts a December symposium on Civil Disobedience in a Democratic Society. Keynote Archibald Cox, with speakers Saul Alinsky Nathan Glazer and Louis Hartz. Forums address constitutionalism urban and campus disobedience and democratic theory.
Elyria sailor Thomas L. Sears praised a Chronicle Telegram effort that gathered letters for troops in Vietnam. The letters boost morale and show home support for sailors like Sears who recently returned from the Gulf of Tonkin and remain connected through San Diego and various FPO addresses. Other Lorain County residents and service members listed include Patrick J. Critelli, Larry Sanford, Glen W. Winterfield, and their respective units and duties in Vietnam and the South China Sea aboard vessels like USS Enterprise.
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