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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
8
A confused Ding Dong wanders from Santa to Hippieville as Mrs. Claus medicines him green. He frets over stealing Christmas for hippies, then lies to Santa about a boy in danger to coax a rescue flight. Santa agrees to help, and they depart for Hippieville in a small plane. Next, Hesekiah
The optometrist Robert A. Kraskin details simple habits to preserve and improve eyesight. He urges avoiding sharp lighting contrasts, shading desk lamps, and using multiple light sources to reduce glare.
In Missoula Montana eighth grade students at Hellgate School nurture a baby porcupine named Poindextress born by Caesarean. They feed the infant with a condensed milk eye dropper, sharing duties as the young rodent settles into its good home.
Wellington village council asked Richard W. McGinnis to include an industrial park location in the master plan. The land use study shows only 2.1 percent manufacturing and industrial use, with 52.1 percent residential land and 4.5 percent commercial. Planning focuses on zoning, utilities, traffic and downtown revitalization with no public funding for improvements. A fire station site, pumping station on Northeast sewer lines, and early January planning discussions are planned, with master plan adoption aimed for February.
Firelands School board hires Heine Crider & Williamson of Berea to design the Junior and Senior high school addition at a fee of six percent of construction costs. The board joins Lorain County Cooperative Purchasing Association to access Title V funding and plans a county data processing center for districts. The board accepted bus driver Theodore Bohn’s resignation, with duties as substitute custodian to continue. Elaine Penkaba hired as regular bus driver.
Amherst council authorized Ward 4 sewer construction by Lex Construction Co. with estimated cost 210000 and arranged a one year note from Lorain County Savings and Trust. The plan is to issue bonds after completion, while also approving changes to hire a community development director and other ordinances.
Amherst council members criticized a State Health Department demand to revoke the water pollution control permit unless sewer plant upgrades are planned. They cite delays in federal and state aid, a June 15, 1969 deadline for completion, and a push to reapply for funding while the city finishes plans.
Amherst city parks face potential closure next year due to funding shortages after the failure of a 0.5 mill levy in November. The park board asked council to provide operating funds, and the issue was sent to committee for further study.
Huron County jail posted its busiest month on record with 107 prisoners, 2,469 meals served, and 29 inmates in custody on December 1. Three prisoners were sent to state institutions and two were returned. Investigations covered 45 complaints and three accidents. Fox bounty totaled 26 red and six gray.
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