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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1971
Page
2
Obituaries list James Snell age 83 of 367 Hawthorne St Elyria with survivors and service details at St Andrews Church. Also multiple notices for Lloyd Reynolds and others detailing ages, residences, survivors, funeral homes and service times across Elyria Lorain and nearby towns.
James C Eastin 87 of Wellington a retired Sterling Foundry employee resided at 205 North Mail St Wellington for 48 years Survived by sons James Jr Harvey Lezza William Julius Leroy and daughters Ola Mae Tyson Lola Burns Elizabeth Hough and Cora Wicks Visitation at Curtis E Truman Funeral Home Wellington Saturday and Sunday Services 1 PM Monday at the funeral home Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during our bereavement for our mother Maggie Brown and husband Bill Regan Our special thanks go to Rev RJ Gordon Mrs Burrell Barbee and the 2nd Baptist Church Stowers Browns funeral home Dr H C Hoover Father Loren Koviol Father Gassett and the St Johns School choir for comforting words special services and floral donors Our appreciation for faithfulness and unerring services during illness and death remains heartfelt and sincere.
In loving memory of Elvin C Hadsell who died January 6 1964 wife and children remember him. Also Quincy Mudge died January 9 1965 and Martha Valerius died January 9 1970. Grandparents Russell and Ruth Stone share memories of Bart Wesley Starr who died January 9 1968.
New York reports a rule of thumb from Kennametal Inc. on maintaining greater following distance in winter. The guideline suggests at least double the normal gap, with a general metric of one car length for every 10 mph on clear dry pavement.
In Jerome Idaho two of the four infant daughters born to a Twin Falls truck driver and his wife died within 24 hours of birth. The remaining two were flown to Salt Lake City for treatment at the University of Utah Medical Center. The deaths occurred after medical complications, with the quadruplets weighing 2 pounds 64% ounces, 2 pounds 1 ounce, 2 pounds 62 ounces and 2 pounds 1 ounce.
William Brown is re elected as chairman of the Chatham Township Board of Trustees for a second year. Kenneth Siman is also re elected as vice chairman, continuing in his role.
Governor elect John Gilligan's tax study task force will hold two more days of public hearings next week to prepare revenue raising plans by Feb. 15. The 34 member panel, chaired by Jacob E. Davis of Cincinnati, met after a Cleveland State University economist said Ohio lags in capitalizing on potential tax dollars. Davis urged citizens or groups to testify by Jan. 15 for the Jan 13-14 sessions.
Curran of Cleveland State analyzed Ohio revenue capacity noting sales and property taxes fall short of national norms. He estimates potential gains of about 536 million by reaching the average tax mix, including 285 million from an individual income tax and 131 million from boosted sales taxes and corporate levies.
In Lorain the Clearview Board of Education chose Mitchell Zunich as president for 1971, with Lucien Kucharek elected vice president after a second poll. Kucharek cast the deciding vote for himself. Zunich abstained and was favored by Romes for president on the first poll. The board reappointed Anna Dombrowski as clerk, increasing her salary to 8500, over Cramer’s objection. It approved temporary January February appropriations of 183600 and set meetings for the second Tuesday at 8 pm, with January moved to Thursday. Members will be paid 20 per meeting for up to 12 meetings a year.
Wayne Galvin, 64, president of a chain operating seven Ohio newspapers, died yesterday in Pompano Beach, Florida. He took over in 1953 after his father’s death, guiding the Wilmington Journal News, Logan Daily News, Van Wert Times-Bulletin, Washington Court House Record Herald, Circleville Herald, Hillsboro Press Gazette, and Hillsboro News Herald.
Seven hours of negotiation yesterday at the Lorain Division of Koehring Co. yielded no progress in the 30 month strike as union Local 1242 and company representatives met at the Aquamarine Ramada Inn in Avon Lake. Mediator John Mesereau reported no further talks scheduled for the weekend, with potential discussions planned next week. Local 4849 office workers and Local 1242 production workers remain linked in the strike, while company and union negotiators debated proposed contract language and economics. Roehring management plans a public statement Monday on the strike situation.
Lorain County commissioners authorize a new Department of Narcotics Analysis under Sheriff Vernon M. Smith to speed laboratory testing of confiscated narcotics. North Central Laboratories Inc led by Dr Otto Schales will perform tests, with county funding and operations expected by Feb 1. Agencies countywide will use the service.
Ohio politicians Rep. Leonard Camera and Rep. Donald Pease condemn a proposed rule allowing executive committee sessions not open to the public or press. The debate, to be presented to the House for vote, draws opposition from Democrats and the state press associations, who file protests and press for openness.
More than 100 black students were suspended following a sit in at Sandusky High School after police read the riot act. Principal Jack Freitas said most students left. a small group remained and faced suspension pending review. A class action suit by Black Action Now Group accuses officials of denying constitutional rights and targeting black students.
Maynard G. Floyd, international FOE president from Wilmington, praised Ohioans for leading the nation in FOE membership. He noted Ohio has 196 aeries and set a goal of 100,000 new members for 1971. Amherst local club has about 500 members amid a 1.0 million FOE membership across U.S., Canada, and the Philippines.
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