Flying Flyria Buses Begin Elyria Service in Cold Morning
Elyria launches Flyria new bus runs with five buses in operation and hourly departures from Ely Park to city areas. Operation started at 6 am amid light riders, as Richard A. Egg notes the shakedown period is going smoothly and fares are set at 40 cents for adults, 35 for students, and 25 for children with a 10 cent transfer fee. Driver Chester Seneff, a fire lieutenant, says the line will benefit the city and rider James Duncan plans to use the service to reach Midway Mall and other destinations. Schedules promised by Monday if the runs proceed.
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Flyria
Ely Park
Richard A. Egg
Egg
New York City
Court Street
Chester Seneff
Elyria
Midway Mall
James Duncan
U S Steel clashes with Lorain on pollution rules
U S Steel lawyers launched a barrage at Lorain’s air pollution program at a hearing before the air pollution control board. They argued the Lorain ordinance and board are extra legal and that the city’s evidence would need revamping before any court action.
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Lorain
U.S. Steel Corp
eCity
John Hritsko
Steel Corporation
Air Pollution Control Board
U.S. Steel
Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
Ohio Edison
George Meiser
Lorain Air Pollution Control Board
Lorain Air Pollution Department
Messer
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Army panel hears Calley testimony in My Lai case
An Army board begins hearing from 1st Lt. William L Calley Jr. charged with mass murder of at least 109 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai. Capt Ernest Medina, Calleys commander, denies ordering a massacre and testifies alongside Calley as the panel probes the field investigation's finding of no action. The proceeding, led by Lt Gen William R. Peers, is separate from any court martial and expected to last about a month.
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Army
William L Calley Jr
Calley
Ernest Medina
My Lai
Medina
William R. Peers
Pentagon
My Lat 4
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Vietnam
48Th
Wetnam
Huron housing post to be vacated by resignations
The Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority will accept director Ronald Ashley and assistant director Robert Pasch resignations at the Dec. 18 meeting, effective Dec. 31. The authority cites financial strain and notes related positions in Lorain and Erie authorities. Eula Mae Hammock to resign from the board and switch to part time directing leasing management, with full-time hire planned after July 1.
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Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Ronald Ashley
Robert Pasch
Ashley
Pasch
Willard
Ralph Marks
New London Said
Huron County Commissioners
Ashley and Pasch
Ashley and
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
Erie Metropolitan Housing Authorisy
Ley
Lorain
Huron Authority
HMHA
Eula Mae Hammock
Toledo
Marks
Hammock
Viet Cong to observe Christmas and New Year truces
The Viet Cong announced Christmas and New Year truces of three days, longer than the Saigon government. The Christmas window runs 1 a.m. Dec 24 to 1 a.m. Dec 27, and the New Year window 1 a.m. Dec 30 to 1 a.m. Jan 2.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
19 Days til Christmas and Jumbo Airliners Boost Stewardess Demand
The piece notes the boom in stewardess demand with 32 000 already employed and hints at a Sunday wire feature on potential and problems. GEORGE WALLACE remains active in politics though unclear which office. A Sunday special report covers Manuelito a seven year old orphan in Lira Peru and the struggles for adoption.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Manuelito
Lira
Peru
Birthday Cake Moth Incident Sparks Confusion
A humorous stray remark recounts a moth entering a toddler’s cake and causing a playful hubbub. No serious event or identifiable persons are described.
Elyria Mayor calls Life magazine issue “pure filth” at hearing
A three hour Elyria council health committee session on an anti pornography measure drew about 30 attendees. Mayor Leonard Reichlin branded Life magazine as pure filth after displaying material he said was sent to him by parents seeking legal action. Proponents argued for tougher obscenity laws. opponents and local librarians, ministers, and theater managers urged caution and cites studies disputing links between porn and crime.
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Life Magazine
Pure Filth
City Council
Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Life
Reichlin
Kosma J. Glavas
Eugene B. Smith
R-3
Smith
Donald J Sager
Elyria Public Library
Sager
American Federation of State
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Greenwich farmer killed in corn picker accident
Ralph W. Robson a 96 year old Greenwich farmer died yesterday afternoon when his coat or belt caught in the power take-off shaft of a corn picker. He was pronounced dead at the scene by the Huron County coroner.
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Greenwich
Ralph W
Bud) Robson
RD 1
Huron County
William B Holman
Robson
Margaret
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
Union seeks longevity based raise for city workers
The Elyria city service employees union pressed for a longevity pay plan funded by a promised 5 percent raise. AFSCME Local 277 pushed to keep all funds for longevity, while officials cited unclear cost figures and avoided commitments. A second session was tentatively set as discussions continued.
Weather Summary Then Cold Night and Warmer Tomorrow
Cold tonight with lows mid to low 20s. Increasing clouds and a bit warmer Tuesday with highs in the low 40s. Rain chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Sunset 4 58 pm, sunrise 7 38 am tomorrow. High 3 degrees yesterday afternoon, low 28 this morning.
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