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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1965

Page

17

Traffic fatalities prompt calls for curbside cures

Observations on Thanksgiving weekend deaths and year end holiday risks in Ohio note 31 fatalities in the state and 600 nationally. Proposals include harsher penalties for drunk driving, stricter license tests, plate confiscation, and even car seizure for offenders while urging higher driving ages and universal seat belts. The piece critiques speed culture and prompts readers toward future discussion.

Oberlin Ohio Ohio Youth Traffic Conference Cleveland Lorain County America

Judge refunds fine in driver's license case

Wellington housewife Bea trice Hamilton 24 had a $50 fine and $8 court costs refunded by Municipal Court Judge David R. Goldthorpe after Oberlin police noted the alleged offense occurred outside Ohio. Village solicitor Harrison L. Comstock said Hamilton was cited for giving a false address to obtain a license in Kentucky and pleaded no contest in Oberlin. The case was dismissed on Monday.

Oberlin Wellington David R. Goldthorpe Harrison L. Comstock C-T Beatrice Hamilton West Herrick Ave Kentucky Hamilton Hyde Ohio Goldthorpe Comstock

Oberlin Municipal Court Outcomes Include DUI and Speeding Fines

The Oberlin Municipal Court listed multiple defendants with penalties ranging from fines to jail time. Offenders include Ronald Derivecchio for failure to yield and Walter Lawser for speeding. Anthony Perisi, Lorein, and others faced speeding charges with fines from 20 to 25 dollars. James Mayo and Lorein were cited for reckless operation, while 24 SB South St resident Albers Stewart received a DUI fine of 200 dollars and six nights in jail with license suspension. David Miller and another defendant faced DUI charges with similar penalties and six month license suspensions contingent on financial responsibility insurance.

Judith Ann Zukowekt Ig A Amherst Walter L Lawser Grafton St Anthony Perisi Waerace Lane Lorein James W Mayo North Main St Ronald W. Derivecchio Albers B. Stewart SB South St Wellington Ucemse David E Miller East Herrick Ave Wellvision Jad Lcense

Lung lung illness deaths rise to near twenty thousand in 1963

Public Health Service figures show chronic bronchitis and emphysema deaths climbing from 2300 in 1945 to 1943 in 1963, with emphysema becoming a major disability cause after heart disease. Social Security pays over 60 million dollars yearly to disabled men.

Washington Public PHS Social Security Administration

Family of 12 in Oberlin faces unsafe home with no fire protection

The Owens family of 12 lacks a usable residence with running water or proper heating as they live in a quonset hut on Farmers Lane. Fire crews fear poor access across muddy, hole-filled lanes 700 feet from the nearest hose source. Community groups plead for suitable housing before next June occupancy.

Owens Oberlin Farmers Lane Corporation ‘Nly Russia Township Lane Robert Owens Alfred Goerlich Lincoln St Gifford Rad Metter Evans Evans Wellington The Oberlin Community Welfare Council

Rampal and Lacroix Deliver Masterful Oberlin Duo Recital

The internationally known French flute and keyboard pair Jean-Pierre Rampal and Robert Veyron Lacroix performed at Oberlin College Warner Concert Hall. Rampal's flute virtuosity and Lacroix's harpsichord and piano playing highlighted works by Couperin Vivaldi Bach Roussel and Prokofiev with four encores concluding a focused, expressive program.

Oberlin Jean - Pierre Rampal Robert Veyron Lacroix Oberlin College Warner Concert Hall Rampal Veyron - Lacroix Couperin Vivaldi Roussel Prokofieffs

Camera Club Christmas Dinner Planned at Oberlin Grange

Oberlin members families and guests will gather for the Community Camera Club Christmas dinner at Oberlin Grange Hall 400 South Main Street at 6 30 p m Saturday. Music will be provided by Mr and Mrs Russell Behn er and Mr and Mrs Ronald Humphreys of LaGrange. Oberlin Grange ladies will manage the dinner and a gift exchange will be held.

Oberlin Community Camera Club Oberlin Grange South Main St Russell Behner Ronald Humphreys LaGrange

Swiss resort expands for third winter season

Moleson Village near Gruyeres Switzerland adds a new beginners ski lift ski runs roads and more accommodations for visitors. A gondola type cable car now brings skiers from the village center to the 5317 foot La Vudalla peak according to the Swiss Tourist Office.

New York UPI Moleson Village Gruyeres Switzerland Moleson la Vudalla

Oberlin students attend New York theater meetings

Oberlin College speech department members led by Tino Balio traveled to New York City for weekend meetings of the National Theater Conference and the American Society for Theater Research. The trip, part of a senior year program, offered students access to professional productions and discussions with national theater figures.

Tino Balio Dramatic Association Ac Catherine Walpole Ober- ‘Macomb, DL Il

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