Elyria to Receive 73 Cents of Each Tax Dollar in 1963
Elyria schools will receive 73 cents of every general property tax dollar in 1963 under millage rates submitted by the county auditor and approved by city council. The school rate is 29.94 of 41 mills, down from 39.22 in 1962, reflecting a November school levy and a 2 mill city levy expiring Dec 31. The city millage drops to 4.1 mills for operations, with 12.76 for bonded debt and minor allocations for police, fire pensions, and a recreation levy for pools and an artificial ice rink. Council approved the millage alongside year end transfers in a brief adjourned session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Council
Finance and Parks-Recreation
Ohio Edison Co
Cascade Park Pool
Ohio Edison
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Timms Reappointed To Elyria Health Board For Five Years
Mayor Charles V. Neeson announced the reappointment of Mrs. John F. Timms to the Elyria Board of Health for a five year term beginning January 11. Timms, long active in community groups, was previously appointed Feb 24, 1990 to replace Paul Horwath after a city solicitor ruled the prior appointment improper. Other board members include Dr. Robert J. Herberger, Dr. Norman E. Basinger, Jack Zagran, and Wade Worcester. The mayor also signaled forthcoming appointments to the park commission and the zoning board of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Timms
Columbus St
Elyria Board of Health
Charles V. Neeson
Timms
Oscar G. Dunn
Paul Horwath
Beta Sigma Phi
Enn Ain 15
YWCA
United Fund
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Women’s
Elynn Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Herberger
Norman E. Basinger
Jack Zagrans
Wade Worcester
Neeson
Park Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
New Year's Holiday Deaths Expected by Safety Council
United Press International reports the National Safety Council estimates 420 to 480 deaths and 18 000 to 21 000 injuries during the four day New Year holiday period beginning at 4 pm today and ending at midnight New Year’s Day. Authorities push safety as drunken driving doubtless rises. Pittsburgh Mayor Barr orders full police turnout and floating roadblocks. San Francisco’s 1700 officers on duty from New Year’s Eve to New Year’s Day. Free coffee offered on toll roads and turnpikes for New Year’s Eve and Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Pittsburgh
Joseph JM. Barr
Barr
San Francisco
New Jersey
Indiana and
Illinois
Ohio Turnpike
ICC delays Nickel Plate cutoff amid four month continuation order
An Interstate Commerce Commission order blocks at least four months' discontinuance of Nickel Plate trains serving Lorain, forcing continued No. 7 westbound and No. 8 eastbound service while an investigation and public hearing are planned. Nickel Plate argues the runs lose revenue as a five railroad merger plan surfaces, with Norfolk & Western pushing a seven line consolidation to expand Midwest service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lorain
U. S
Charles A. Mosher
Beltore Nickel Plate
Nickel Plate
In Public Utilities Commission
NKP
ICC
Cleveland
Coldwater
Isought
St Louis
Midwest
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway System
Sandusky
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Akron, Canton
Youngstown
Penn- Norfolk & Western
Suchsylvania
Opera
Trustees create separate zoning district of Estates
North Eaton residents of Eaton Estates may build front additions as the township votes to create a distinct zoning district with 40 foot road setback changes. The amendment starts in 30 days if no appeal. exclusion applies to properties facing Rt 82. Boundary lines place north limit 200 feet south of Elyria Twinsburg Rd right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eaton
Eaton Estates
Townshp
Elyria-Twinsburg Rd
Dr Kelsey to head new FDA drug investigations unit
Dr Frances O Kelsey who blocked thalidomide in the United States has been named to lead a new drug investigation division within the federal government. Under the FDA reorganization her unit will review manufacturer reports on new drugs submitted to the government. Her earlier actions helped prevent birth defects in Europe by stopping use of the drug abroad.
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Washington
UPI
Frances O. Kelsey
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Medicine
Kelsey
United States
Europe
At&t
Cincinnati
Bogart Division
New York-Chicago
Ice shows to cease anti-trust violations
Four ice show producers from Pittsburgh and Cleveland agreed to stop Sherman Act violations after government suit last March 27. Ice Capades Inc International Ice Attractions Inc Holiday on Ice Shows Inc and North American Ice Attractions Inc consented to terminate contracts by June 30 1963 and to end territorial allocations and profit sharing. They must dissolve or sell American before September 1.
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Washington
UPI
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ice Capades Inc
International Ice Attractions Inc
Holiday On Ice Showsnc
North American Ice Attractions Inc
Holiday
Cleveland newspaper strike sharpens battle lines
The Cleveland strike enters its fifth week as management holds its final offer and guild leaders clash with Senator Lausche who backs management. Negotiations with the Guild and Teamsters Local 473 pause after progress stalls on security, money, and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Wpi
Howard
Guild
Teamsters Local 473
Teamsters
UMW official to seek bail in major tax case in Scranton
United Mine Workers official August J. Lippi, 62, former banker and coal mine part owner, seeks bail of 150000 at a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Harry Kolb. Lippi has been jailed since Thursday night after being stopped at Idlewild Airport while heading to Chile. He faces the tax evasion conviction and three other charges, with prior bail set at 25000 and 60000 on remaining counts, totaling 150000. He was previously denied a new trial by Judge Frederik V. Follmer and had travel permissions denied by Judge William J. Neal.
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Lippi
Chile
Idlewild Field
New York
UMW Distrit 1
Liberty
South America
Frederik V Follmer
William J Nealon
Nealon
Follmer
Fire at Ridgeway Bargain Mart in North Ridgeville
Firemen fought the W. E. Strauss Ridgeway Bargain Mart on Cook Road and Route 10 for three hours before the blaze was brought under control. Chief Ralph Stemmetz said damage was mainly to furniture clothing and footwear. Cause and total loss are under investigation. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
W. E. Strauss Ridgeway
Cook Rd
Rt 10
Ralph Stemmetz
Investgaton
Cold plunge basis of suit against city
Marjorie E. Watson filed a $10,000 suit against the City of Elyna alleging negligence in snow clearance on Fourth St bridge. Her car skidded through the railing into the Black River December 27, 1960 at 7:45 a.m., leaving her in icy water about 20 minutes with arm and scalp injuries.
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Black River
Fourth St
Elyna
Marjorie E. Watson
Cornell Ave
City Rubbish Collections Lag After Holidays
Elyria sanitation chief Clifford Corder announced that garbage and rubbish collections will run behind for about a week. Crews were delayed by Christmas and will be further slowed by New Year’s Day recess. Residents should keep trash out until collected, as all available equipment is in use during the holiday buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Clifford Corder
Corder
Phone Co union parley fails to clear bonus onus
A conference between Elyria Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America yielded no progress on the 5 per cent Christmas bonus. Union leaders warn of ongoing wage dispute as walkouts occurred and arbitration previously ruled in favor of the union. A new meeting is planned while cases head to federal court and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio weighs rate adjustments.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
Clyne
Cleveland
Case
Theunion
Ubility
Hughes
Public Utities Commission of
Ohio
Eating Places Face Deadline for Food Licenses in Lorain County
Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion Fish er announced Oberlin that tomorrow is the final day for commercial public and private eating establishments to obtain 1963 food service licenses. He noted only 127 licenses issued so far, far below last year’s 321. many summer stands are held to May or June. Unlicensed owners may face court action at county health department offices in Oberlin after noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Marion G. Fisher
Oberlin
Fisher
County Health Department
Ohio unemployment claims deadline announced for New Year
Foster IP. Dirlam, manager of the Ely- Tia office of the Ohio State Employment Service, said weekly unemployment compensation claims must be filed before noon Monday. The office at 648 Broad St. will be open until noon Monday and closed all day Tuesday New Year’s Day.
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Foster IP
Dirlam
Ely- Tia
Ohio State Employment Service
Broad St
Third base spot for tree dump at Cascade Park
Park Supt. John P Machock announced today that Christmas trees for Twelfth Night burning ceremonies should be dumped at the third base area of the bail diamond in Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
John P Machock
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Lenora Kozell
Elyria Schools
Elyrian
John Timms
Pape
United Press International
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Louis
Toledo
Lima
Tic
Danville
Seaboard
Great Lakes
Marion
Bucyrus
Bellevue
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh Junction
Connellsville
P & WV
Saunders
Norfolk &Western
Chronicle- Telegram
Zoning Board
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Township Zoning Board
Dr. Kelsey
Ice
Plain Dealer
Thomas Vail
Frank J. Lausche
Siip
Lauscher
UMW
Scranton
United Mine Work
August J. Lippi
U.S
Harry Kolb
By James A. O’leary
Thomas Mitchell
CWA
Denis Hoover
Allen Frame
W P Clyne
Utility
Baxter Case
Mitchell
Lake Ave
American Telephone & Telegraph
Gosser
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