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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
7
A jumble of zodiac lore, advice, and reader mail spans CAPRICORN to SAGITTARIUS with notes on personal finance, decision making, and daily guidance. Included is a brief political item from Lesotho noting a grant increase, followed by a Katy letters page asking for age, job, and marital status.
New London officials re elected Bradley Koch as president and Graydon Ward as vice president at the reorganizational meeting. Regular meetings moved to the second Monday except January at Fitchville, 8 p.m. Temporary general fund appropriations set at 263,500 for Q1. Levy amounts and rates approved per Huron County Budget Commission. tax distribution advance authorized. Auditor projects 524,850 outside 10 mill and 72,672 inside 10 mill in 1975. district valuation 16,149,247. 38 mills from real estate taxes. Clerks salary raised to 90,700. 75 percent Blue Cross cost for Mrs Porter. liability insurance renewed at about 20 per member. Principal Robert Wenner cleared to attend nine ABE director seminars Jan 10 to Apr 15 with no board cost.
The Atomic Energy Commission displays an energy quiz exhibit at Midway Mall through Thursday on Breeder Reactors. Oak Ridge plans an experimental breeder reactor in the 1980s. The exhibit uses photos and devices to explain breeding, with no admission fee daily 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
In a bridge puzzle, East discards on heart leads and later faces a king‑sized headache as declarer executes lines to force nine tricks. The column notes appearances can mislead and praises resourceful play that outwits opponents, with a tease about tomorrow’s topic.
A recreation program for Elyria senior citizens runs daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Park and Recreation Center. It invites participation and outlines daily activities and scheduled hours for attendees.
DNR official Gary Turner says land appraisals due this month will delay final acquisition until summer. If federal funding is approved, state funds exceed 700000 dollars toward a 14 million project for a wildlife sanctuary at Old Woman Creek estuary near Lake Erie, open to escorted visits and used for scientific study and school field trips.
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