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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
9
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin praised federal cooperation after a two day fact finding trip to Washington. He cited plans to expedite federal funds for a new fire station post office civic center road work and water waste facilities and a study on the city landfill problem.
Lorain County Commissioner President James P. Horn said the Federal Bureau of Public Roads will contact Ohio officials about a full cloverleaf intersection at I-90 and Route 57. State officials warn a partial clover leaf may be built if safeguards fail to keep Route 57 as limited access. Horn also seeks 50 percent federal aid for a $2.3 million water system for Columbia Eaton and Carlisle townships and outlined grant procedures.
Gerald Hansen has taken the role of police captain in North Ridgeville after appointment by Mayor Richard Noll. Certified by the civil service commission, Hansen previously served as a lieutenant and succeeds Chief Thomas P. Richards, who retired last summer.
Police hunted four holdup men after a shootout at Chick's Blue Ribbon Cafe left Raymond Bobley dead and two patrons, Elmer Robbins and Dewey Hanlan, critically wounded. About 20 patrons and a bartender were inside during the Thursday incident.
Russell Davies reports results from Discover America Inc showing 52 per cent of Americans have never traveled to Viet Nam or farther. The piece covers funeral travel distances, airline experience, and hotel stays, citing Byron Mor man and the Pedhaitis Jacobs family ties to Steel and Tubes Division of Republic Steel Corp. A soldier’s death in Georgia prompts church and workplace tributes.
Bargaining teams of Pfaudter Co and Local 1161 United Auto Workers met with federal mediator Kenneth Evans at the Americana Inn. A special Local 1161 meeting at 10 a.m. today in UAW Hall will report on progress. Owen Carmen chaired the session. C Franklin Carr and mediator Evans attended.
Lorain County Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus and Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura discuss speeding criminal trials. Pincura suggests indictment by information to replace grand jury indictments, aiming to reduce jail crowding. Mikus will prepare a report outlining his views, noting no simple solution exists.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will speak at Public Hall in Cleveland on February 7 to address about 7000 members of the National Association of Secondary School Principals during their general session.
A corporate helicopter arrives in a Ridge Tool parking lot flagged by employee Charles Weber of Grafton. The craft is one of three passenger helicopters operated by Donald Bailey and associates in the Cleveland Freight Lines Inc helicopter service division.
Marine Cpl. Robert Steve Frank was wounded in the upper left arm by Viet Cong mortar fire near Da Nang on Jan. 12. He evacuated to the Philippines and Japan before reaching a U S Naval Hospital in Japan, after serving multiple tours in Viet Nam with Company L, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines.
Attorney George D. Kuzoff filed a nominating petition to run as Democrat for State Representative Lorain District 1. He pled a five point program including district office use, education aid administration, Lake Erie pollution action, opposition to new states, and business responsive legislation. Kuzoff, 38, enters a three way race amid redistricting that pits incumbents Edward W. DeChant and Maurice C. Brown against each other.
Local bankers and business leaders press higher education as essential for progress. They praise Lorain County Community College for affordable, accessible study beyond high school and urge residents to seize the opportunity to upgrade skills and knowledge.
Lorain County received approval for a 50 percent federal grant for the South Broadway extension. The $180,000 project would extend Broadway from Route 254 to new Route 24, about 1,200 feet, initiated by the county commissioners and backed by the Seven-County Transportation and Land Use Study policy committee.
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