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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
1
More than 200 parents students and residents packed Copopa Elementary auditorium for a Columbia Board of Education meeting. Board president Dr. Fred Colbrunn urged residents not to pursue court action, noting a conviction outcome. Mrs Hunt expressed disgust over smoking policy debates.
Olmsted Falls native Raymond Moley, early mayor at age 21 and first to bring electric lights to Olmsted Falls, served as a key Roosevelt adviser and coiner of the New Deal phrase. He died in Phoenix at 88, leaving a wife Frances and three children.
Berea Olmsted Falls prepare to welcome Raymond Maley in a major day for the communities. Residents and officials plan a welcome at local lines with relatives and associates traveling from Washington.
A sad-eyed dog kept a six week vigil beside a deceased mate at Kipton Reservoir. Compassionate CT staffers rescued the animal and took it to a regional veterinary hospital. Christine Lenny, 17, from Lorrain, assists at the hospital. Story and more photos on Page B-G.
William J. Schneider announced his bid for the Democratic nomination in the Elyria mayoral race in the June primary. The Elyria native and business owner runs Schneider Dari Matic at 598 Bell Ave after farming earlier. he and wife Doris live with son Ric and seven other children at 1207 E Broad St.
Ohio Edison raises rates 5.5 to 12.6 percent for most customers in Lorain County with Elyria and Lorain exempt. Vermilion and Sheffield Lake see 12.56 percent hikes. North Ridgeville and other towns 5.5 percent due to prior interim increases. PUCO approved about 60 percent of the October emergency request.
Boilermakers Union Local 358 led a wildcat stoppage that shut down production at American Ship Building Co in Lorain. About 300 of 600 Boilermakers are laid off as unions protest unilateral changes and discharge issues. Krieg, fired last October, seeks reinstatement and says management has not met. Wives picketed stockholders meeting outside.
Tonight remains clear and a bit colder with lows in the mid to upper 20s. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies and a high around the low 40s. South winds 6 to 12 mph tonight with near zero precipitation chances.
Industrialist Henry Ford II and United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock testified on the Joint Economic Committee warning that unemployment around 7 to 8 percent and rising could trigger a national disaster. They urged immediate large tax cuts and monetary easing to revive growth despite inflation concerns.
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