Family News Highlights From Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Brief notices from Elyria Chronicle Telegram page summarize local family events and community updates. Includes names, dates, and small community notices reflecting daily life in the area.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
5
Brief notices from Elyria Chronicle Telegram page summarize local family events and community updates. Includes names, dates, and small community notices reflecting daily life in the area.
Ohio Senate introduces a fair housing bill led by Sen. King with co sponsors Sen. Panckae and Sen. Blackburn. The fate of the measure hinges on the Ohio Supreme Court ruling on the Oberlin ordinance expected within weeks. The measure marks a shift from House introductions to a Senate push amid party question.
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers election labor fray persists as David J. McDonald pushes for a quick resumption of contract talks while rival Abel leads in ballots. Counting slows amid more than 300 protests, with results unlikely for weeks. Negotiations with the Can and Container Industries recessed since January 28 await a new round.
Four laborers at U.S. Steel Lorain Works were seriously burned by steam and hot dust during routine cleaning of an open hearth furnace flue around 3:30 p.m. Two workers, Columbus Wilson and James T. Robinson, remained in guarded condition at St. Joseph Hospital, while Emile Rogers and Willie Rains were listed in fair condition. The injuries resulted when water added to hot flue dust produced steam and causing burns to the face and body.
Starting Monday the Elyria bureau will be open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sunday as 1365 auto license tags go on sale. Bureau employees at 555 Broad St prepare applications for special license numbers. Licenses cost 610 plus a 15 cent fee and are white with red letters.
Mayor Fred B. Sanford says a bipartisan committee to back the renewal of two Elyria levies is nearly complete. Safety Service Director Jack M. Birch hill leads the outreach to civic leaders to support passage of the .75 mill pay raise levy and the 2 mill operating levy.
Elyria police hold Harold E. Kimbro after a house party shooting at 1310 Linwood Ave linked to a traffic manslaughter case. Bonded on prior traffic charges, Kimbro and brother Nathaniel faced charges of assault and intent to wound after William Fletcher was wounded and another man injured. Authorities continue to probe the sequence at the party and the connections to the fatal crash on Rt. 70.
Two Elyria groups and local merchants organized aid for two families left homeless by a Rt. 113 apartment fire. The Arnold Coleman family and Clyde Jordan family received clothing, furniture, and newborn essentials, with school supplies and boots provided for the children.
A Santee Bus Lines spokesman said staffing and equipment problems followed the Feb. 15 transfer from Greyhound Lines. The shift to Santee was approved by PUCO at the last minute, forcing a crash program to staff and outfit two commuter runs covering Cleveland Elyria Norwalk and Cleveland Akron Canton with buses and drivers while riders confront issues.
In a Chronicle Telegram survey eight major cities and eight local communities mailed letters to CT. Differences emerged between Zip coded and non Zip letters, with air mail timing and postmark dates affecting delivery by Feb. 10. Detroit and Cleveland routes showed notable timing gaps and misreads in routing.
Paris reports France copies United States by adopting the practice of hiring women into roles previously held by men. The move aims to diversify the workforce and align with broader gender inclusion trends.
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