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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1972
Page
11
South's rebid decisions with four hands tested after an incomplete sequence. North shows diamonds and strength, select safe continuations to pursue contracts from three diamonds to small or grand slams, weighing safety versus potential overreach.
Norwalk officials held an informal meeting after the regular session to resolve mis understandings over the high school sports policy. The booster group asked for the session and a committee including Lacartes Defiamides dames Seitz John Borgun and Harriet Harned attended. The board president said the meeting was amiable and that better communication in the community is needed.
The Lorain area board rejected a proposed school expansion project as too costly and impractical. Architects and city officials discussed scaling and timing, with plans to serve multiple districts by September 1974 but ultimately halted the design.
Elyria Health Board will inspect Elvis Landfill on Garden Street at least weekly for a month. The board plans to issue detailed reports to city officials and follow up with formal letters outlining findings and recommendations.
Snow and snow lurries are forecast from the Great Lakes through the eastern Ohio Valley to New England changing to rain along the Atlantic Coast from New Jersey to southern New England Rain is expected along the northern Pacific Coast with snow in the Northern Rockies Scattered showers in southern Florida Cooler conditions in the Mississippi Valley Great Lakes and eastern regions Warming trend noted in the western U S At the Jan Li meeting inspection results will be completed and recommendations made Landfill conditions improved with one bulldozer operator working overtime to cover each day A backhoe repair has been authorized to dig trenches for solid waste The purchase of 40 acres south of the landfill awaits a second appraisal Safety Director Tracey has received the first appraisal but the second is not yet submitted A sanitarian from the EPA advises greater self sufficiency in landfill policing The sanitarian reiterates inspections with sufficient frequency clear item explanations to landfill operators supervisors and owners and to issue repeated violation orders when needed to enforce the program
Extreme north Ohio faces heavy snow warning with travel advisory for the rest of the state. Flurries tonight may accumulate four inches in the north and one to three inches elsewhere. Cold tonight with teens to low 20s. Tomorrow remains cloudy with a chance of snow flurries mainly to the north and east. Highs stay in the 20s.
Sheffield Lake district bonds totaling 950000 to fund a new elementary school and classrooms for middle and high schools will enter in March with millage set at 245 per thousand, down from 462. The move raises the district debt limit and allows more than 1 million in potential borrowing as property valuations rise, though the board votes to stick with an 850000 start.
Actress Art McGraw becomes the first in three years to receive a cement imprint ceremony at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, writes her name in concrete and signs a commemorative phrase signaling the era of peace and love. A cement mason assists as her footprints and handprints set.
The Vocational School board approved a program to train park district staff and emergency responders. The course will be conducted at the County Metropolitan Park District and paid at a set hourly rate for instructors. The board also accepted the resignation of a staff aide and adjourned after executive negotiations with teachers.
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