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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1973
Page
8
South Amherst council approved a fall plan to study storm drainage needs. The project aims to curb recurring flooding after heavy rains as the village lacking adequate sewers and storm sewers at present. Village officials stress a phased approach to solving the draining problems.
MT weath red would cost between 1 and 1.5 million and the village could spend a few hundred thousand on major fixes. A new high school gym opened in November funded by a 200 000 bond approved by voters. Water plant expansion is stalled by the EPA which seeks a backup water source. Regular creek tests aim to prove a secondary source. The six member village council will gain three new members next year and two of the five board of education members will also be new.
The United Farm Workers said it will file in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court against Fisher-Fazio alleging violations of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act. The action aims to stop ads in Cleveland area papers and protests at Lorain and Oberlin stores over non UFW picked grapes and lettuce and to force compliance with consumer protection provisions. The dispute involves unions and farm workers amid broader organizing in California.
Sally Bowles and the Master of Ceremonies star in a German cabaret set before Hitler’s rise, featured in the Allied Artists film Cabaret at Midway Cinema, playing through Sunday.
Four motorists were fined 290 dollars each plus costs in Elvrra Municipal Court on alcohol related driving charges. Three drivers faced DUI counts, with Conaway McLaurin and Wells receiving six month license suspensions. Conaway and McLaurin faced driving projects and jail time for penalties. Ralph Brown also pleaded no contest to alcohol related driving and received ten days in jail with eight suspended.
Gov Milton Shapp signed the Hot Pursuit bill allowing police to cross municipal boundaries while pursuing suspected drunken drivers. The law ends the prior rule that drunken drivers were not prosecuted once they crossed from one town into another, expanding enforcement.
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