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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
1
Dr. Hutchins argued that college graduates earn vastly more over a lifetime than high school graduates and urged presidents to be agitators, not mediators, in renewing dialogue about institutions and programs. He warned colleges risk becoming mere personnel systems for business.
Dudley warns the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation may shed 450 positions by Feb 1 as funding and policy reviews squeeze operations. He criticizes Labor Department allocations and calls for 30 to 85 percent of state funds returned for BUC services, noting prior falsified Cleveland placement records delayed Ohio’s funding.
Eastland Texas votes a smoking ban with fines up to 3900 and three years in jail for cigaret sales or smoke within city limits starting February 20. Mayor Don Pierson questions enforcement while proposing citizen arrests. exempted tourists may smoke outside Eastland.
The note asks where to turn for a 28 member screening committee for the Oberlin Council. It references council proceedings on page 27 and mentions headlines about an airstrip near East Carlisle School facing resident opposition and a new salary schedule for Midview teachers discussed with the board.
South Amherst residents may have to cope with limited water as officials seek a new supply. Dr. Jacob O. Kamm of Cleveland Quarries Co. warns pumping may drop to eight hours daily on a two day a week basis due to a declining water table. The village previously faced a week long reserve shortage and halted quarry pumping.
Robert Lawson 43 returned to his alma mater to crash a rented Cessna into Shawnee Hall on campus. His son Michael watched from about 100 yards as the building burned. About 300 students were evacuated during final exams. Lawson radioed to evacuate the administration building and said he would build a monument.
Mayor Fred Sanford said no federal or state laws apply to housing discrimination cases in Elstia and the city has no legal authority to act. He released a statement after a Chronicle-Telegram report described Walter Jackson, a skilled Black worker, being denied rent despite attempts to acquire a home in a "controlled area" via Harshaw Chemical Co. effort.
A garbled transcription from a German UPI report references Frankfurt and a Tuesday edition. The fragment mentions a furher or "Ratha" and a lead about Be Soa er Live, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Panama and the United States agreed to resume diplomatic relations and begin negotiations within 30 days on all matters in dispute. Flags were raised at Balboa High School while protests and earlier rioting left 21 dead and about 500 injured. The Inter-American Peace Commission facilitated the talks under the OAS.
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