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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1969
Page
13
Four calves were found dead on township roads in Eaton Township last week, road crews said. Trustees reported the discovery to the public and noted the incident during a trustees meeting.
State Rep. Donald J. Pease will discuss a Report on Columbus at the Grafton Kiwanis Club Civic Night. The dinner meeting starts at 6 30 p.m. at Grafton Elementary School with other local officials as guests. Calves found at Island Rd and Bender Rd near North Ridgeville were buried at the city dump. one brown Swiss about 180 pounds and two younger Herefords or Guernseys.
Two prominent economic consultants warn of a coming battle between expansion and stability. They describe an inflationary psychology, higher spending, and pressures on interest rates. They cite revised capital spending forecasts showing a sizable rise and suggest inflation controls may be failing.
Chatham trustees discuss a resolution to ban campaign posters on trees and poles in the township. The plan includes a 30 day post election removal window and possible removal by a hired agent if candidates fail to comply. The legal aspects will be checked with the county prosecutor to determine a possible penalty.
Trustees invite all township boys and girls to participate in a roadside litter cleanup next month with adult supervision. Students meet March 22 at Chatham Elementary School at 1 pm, weather permitting. 4-H clubs may join. Refreshments planned. women’s group sought for food service.
Washington columnist Hubert Humphrey and others debate the pace of progress as missiles and freeways risk becoming obsolete before completion. The piece ponders urban woes, test tube life, and the futility of plans that outdate themselves while urging a paradoxical stance of standing still to cope with rapid change.
In Los Angeles Paul S. Perveler, 31, was sentenced to death in the gas chamber and his girlfriend to life imprisonment for the double indemnity murders of their spouses. Perveler also was convicted of murdering his bride Cheryl and attempting to kill his first wife Lela Cromwell, mother of a 6 year old son. The jury had heard a five hour penalty phase after a week long trial. Defense plans an appeal.
Snow is expected tonight from the upper Oho valley into New England, also in the central Rockies and upper Plains. Showers likely in the central Plains. Mostly fair elsewhere. Slight warming in the lower Mississippi valley. Snow flurries tomorrow with little temperature change. highs in the 30s, lows in the 20s.
North to northwest winds of 15 to 20 knots are expected over Lake Erie tonight. Snow flurries are possible, bringing light accumulation in some areas.
Temperatures through Monday stay near normal with highs in the upper 30s to upper 40s and nights in the upper 20s to low 30s. Precipitation totals about .25 inch, mostly melted as rain or snow by early next week. Public indignation stopped impresario John T Ford from reopening the red brick playhouse after Lincoln was shot there.
The article notes alfalfa enhances soil quality beyond its use as abundant protein rich hay and its value for honey. It underscores alfalfa as one of the best legumes for soil improvement.
R J Fitch announces at Elyria Country Club that Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank of Elyria achieved a record year in 1968 with net operating earnings of 725361 dollars, assets at 99736411, deposits at 90787406, loan portfolio 52466427, and a 5 percent stock dividend approved by 350 shareholders.
The Elementary School PTA will host a fitness themed meeting Monday at 8 pm in the school. George Bates, director of physical education for the Midview School District, will present the program with demonstrations of activities and techniques including trampoline garalel bars and balance beam.
A Milan company markets an electric motor driven bicycle for home use that moves pedals, handlebars, and seat in sync to simulate cycling, horseback riding, and rowing. The maker recommends its ride for relieving tensions after a tiring day.
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