City sick pay ruling affects Elyria police and others
A court ruling orders Elyria to pay Pt Phillip R Edwards 22296 in sick pay amid a mid 1969 sick leave strike. City Auditor Kellogg says he will pay Edwards and may begin calculating remaining claims after City Solicitor Glavas issues a formal opinion on how broadly the ruling applies. Approximately 210 of Elyria’s 330 city workers took part in the strike or were affected by denying claims.
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Haywood
James T. Tracey
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Tracey
Low rent complex planned for Middle Avenue
South Park Apartments of Cleveland will break ground next month on a 10 acre site at 1464 Middle Ave for a garden style low income complex costing in excess of gs. million. The 134 brick veneer units range from one to three bedrooms with landscaping and recreation areas. Approval from the FHA and a federal rent supplement program are in place. Realty Inc. of Elyria will handle rentals.
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Middle Ave
South Park Apartments
Cleveland
Orelan
Federal Housing Administration
Abel Bishop and
Clarke
Lorain to consider land purchase for new city hall complex
Lorain council weighs five tentative sites for city hall and a court police fire complex. Finance committee recommends appraisals on all sites by Feb 24 with a March vote possible on land purchase. Olejko and others push for multiple sites and urban renewal connections, including a Chicago visit for federal program insight.
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Kakinda
Ells
Olejko
Ellis
Kritsko
Robert Kayle
Kenneth Cassell
Weather outlook with cold tonight and light snow risk
A cold night lows near zero to 10 above with partial clearing. Tomorrow will be cloudier and colder with a chance of snow in the afternoon and highs from the upper teens to mid 20s. Precipitation chances drop to 20 percent tonight then rise to 50 percent tomorrow afternoon. Sunrise tomorrow is 7 25 a.m. Details on page 4.
Boy on bicycle learning paper route killed by car
A 13 year old boy learning a paper route for The Chronicle Telegram was struck and killed by a car on Clinton Avenue in Sheffield Township. Jose Maldonado son of Mr and Mrs Ezequiel Maldonado died from multiple head and body injuries after the 5 35 pm collision. The driver was Robert L Messer of Lorain.
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Clinton Avenue
Sheffield Township
Jose Maldonado
Ezequiel Maldonado
Bond Ave
Robert L. Messer
Clinton Ave
Lorain
Grant Street
Leo Butcher Jr
Leo Butcher
John Szabo
Butcher
Maldonado
Messer
Smart pills to boost intelligence hinted by professor
A Sunday Chronicle feature previews a professor’s claim that cognitive enhancing capsules will stop being a joke. It notes in parallel a continued exodus of Jews from Poland, dwindling to about 6,000, and frames the report in a period voice.
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Sunday Chronicle
Hitler
Poland
Spap -E
Egypt vows revenge after Cairo air raid kills seventy
Cairo reports Israeli warplanes hit Abu Zabal metal works near Cairo. Seventy workers died and 49 authorities were wounded as missiles napalm and hazardous devices were used. Arab press blamed Israel and US weapons support while U S officials urged cease fire adherence. The Big Four powers met in New York to discuss policy. Jordan's King Hussein suspended a public safety decree amid guerrilla tensions.
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Amman
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Hussein
Miami girl fails to win entry as male congressional pages
Wendy Green, a 16 year old Miami high school student, lobbied to serve as a U S House page but House policy remains all male. Representative BF Sisk noted no change forthcoming, while plans for a page dormitory could enable future female pages. Nixon replied that women bring talent to government but did not comment on policies.
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D - Calif
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Hawai
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Wendy
Celler
White House
194 Firms Halt Sweepstakes With Only Four Continuing
AP reports congressional scrutiny triggers a wave of large sponsors abandoning preselected winners sweepstakes. Rep John Dingell notes only about 10 percent of advertised prizes are awarded and most awards are worthless trinkets. A minority of firms will still award all prizes with secondary drawings.
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John D Dingell
America
Michigan Democrat
Dingell
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