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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1975
Page
3
The National Weather Service releases shelter guidance as tornado season approaches. It outlines watch and warning meanings, indoor shelter options in offices, factories, homes, and schools, mobile home precautions, and open country shelter tips to reduce casualties.
The Ohio EPA may order removal of debris used as fill for an access road to Elyria’s city dump near Murray Ridge Road due to risk of contaminating three nearby wells. An EPA geologist warns groundwater could flow toward Strickler’s property and metals may rise with plant matter exposure. City officials dispute impact and say no EPA complaints have been received.
The Lorain County Metropolitan Park District plans three exploratory hikes and two public night walks in March. Hikes cover two to three miles and start at 2 pm Sundays at Carlisle Reservation Outdoor Education Center and other park shelters. Evening walks begin at 8 pm March 14 and 22.
Wednesday hearings list defendants including William Fowler charged with speeding and fined 20 dollars at 3690 Watkins Road Medina. Stephen Nagy handles Gloria Jones fined 25 for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Joseph Whetstone faces driving under suspension with six months jail time suspended to 60 days. Randall Church and George Lee unnamed defendants with driving mischief and fines. Des Jorden cited for unlicensed dog and a 10 dollar fine suspended.
New London High School social studies teacher Robert Jones is selected by the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation to join the Legislative Process Study Program in Columbus March 16 19 He will join seven other participants to meet with lawmakers and officials including the Governors office and Legislative Service Commission Jones has taught in New London for four years and previously served as a graduate assistant at the University of New Hampshire for one year.
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