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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1963
Page
9
Officials argue lawmen cannot curb teen drinking due to staffing shortages and limited liquor board agents. They propose warnings, parent complaints, and curfews while calling for better coordination with the liquor board and targeted enforcement in problem taverns.
Elyria Catholic High School Band boosters plan to raise 4000 to finish paying for new uniforms after finalizing a 3000 purchase for band instruments. The group reports 3000 raised in 14 months and sets a March 13 paper safe pickup at the high school packing area. A Feb 26 committee meeting is set as captains collect calendar listings. The band travels by bus March 17 for the St Patrick’s Day parade and the Spring Band Concert date is listed as March 19.
Lorain and Cuyahoga County facing delays on Interstate 90 extension as state officials reassess alignment toward the north-south throughway into Cuya hoga County Cleveland. Consultants hired to study the route are under review and a 1972 completion date remains uncertain amid funding and approval hurdles.
Frank Walbom announced this morning that his deputy city auditor will be Robert Walbom. Frank Walbom will replace Joseph Mitock, who becomes county auditor the same day. Walbom is Lorain National Bank branch manager and treasurer of the Mathna for Mayor Committee in the 1960s.
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission urges a state anti discrimination housing law covering all real estate except private two family dwellings and room rentals. It cites Oberlin’s invalidated law and cites patterns of white flight and blockbusting to justify extending coverage to banks, lenders, and real estate professionals statewide.
Report lists recent votes by Lorain County representatives Maurice Brown and Edward DeChant Democrat on bills including allowing 4H clubs to use House chamber for legislative bulletin printing and distribution and extending prescription tax exemptions for dentists and chiropodists. It notes actions in both House and Senate on appeals in municipal courts, beer and wine in vehicles, liens expiration limits, and health law enforcement venue. Includes confirmations and appointments in state boards.
A Lorain man, 47, was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Cleveland on six counts of mail fraud accusing him of operating a fraudulent business via the U S mails that allegedly grossed about 60 000 in 18 months. Court records list his address as 1627 Bastard St Lorain and say he ran a high profit chain letter operation.
NORTH OLMSTED Mrs. Shockey of 5182 Porter Rd won a convertible a deluxe cabin cruiser and a Shetland pony on The Price is Right last night bringing her three appearances total prize value to 48 228. She plans to return next Friday to compete again.
About 12 000 residents who lost their voting rights for not voting in two years were notified by the Board of Elections with return cards attached. Only roughly one fifth have been returned. deadlines differ by mailing origin, with Feb 25 and Feb 28. Returning the card is needed to restore registration. otherwise the voter is removed from the rolls unless they re register by March 27 for the May primary.
A UAW strike vote at General Motors Ternstedt plant in Columbus was not local, says Raymond Morris, Ternstedt personnel manager. About 3,000 locals voted about 2 to 1 in favor of a five day waiting period before a formal strike decision and contract talks, with the first possible vote on February 25.
Dale E Barnard an attorney with Fruehaut Trailer Co announces independent bid for Avon Lake Municipal Court to face incumbent Judge Robert Jensen. Barnard Heidelberg College and University of Michigan graduate with Cleveland Marshall Law training is active in Ohio and Lorain bar associations and serves in the Army Reserve. He and his wife Betty live at 165 Belmar Blvd with three children.
Senator Gordon Allott spoke at the Lincoln Day dinner in Lorain urging a tougher stance on Cuba and Vietnam. He blastedU S policy toward Cuba and Laos, urged defense and space spending, and pitched tax cuts tied to boosting capital investment.
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