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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
20
Common sense driving tips cover fuel smells, crankcase fumes, gas tank venting, and possible causes of exhaust leaks. Guidance explains carburetor flooding, fuel pump issues, brake fluid odors, valve wear, and detonation risks. Includes practical advice on timing, compression, and signs of ignition or transmission problems.
The Chronicle Telegram begins publishing a digest of Ohio motor vehicle laws to update drivers. It covers license necessity, temporary instruction permits, six month validity, under 18 signing requirements, joint liability for permit holders, testing phases at Lorain County South Amherst, and age options including junior probationary licenses and motor driven cycle licenses.
The Forestlawn Elementary PTA plans a world travel film night at 7:30 PM featuring past presidents of each film and a tribute to Miss Pekare a sixth grade teacher from Larkmoor School Lorain who has toured Europe seven times and world twice Her Africa trip goal is stated United States banks announce Africa branch openings and investment up to 1 070 000 000 in 1961 Founders Day at Brookside High School Feb 21 marks state celebration plans
Police Chief Maurice C. Flood urged immediate salary increases for Elyria patrolmen and officers in his annual city report. He cited inadequate salaries, manpower shortages, and aging jail facilities as handicaps, warning the force remains at a critical level far below national standards. He outlined a plan for adjustment to promote merit and retain experienced personnel, plus needs for a new police headquarters, equipment, and a juvenile bureau to handle rising juvenile cases.
Amherst Ohio area notes council president announced a Feb 13 7 30 p m time and place for a public meeting to discuss the renewal of the expiring tax levy. Officers were installed with Harriet Bishop Lorain County Republican chairwoman officiating and the group named committee chairs. Noriko Naito exchange student spoke and Governor Rhodes inauguration was recalled.
County commissioners announced toll free telephone service between Elyria Oberlin and later to Wellington, with Baxter Case Elyria Telephone Co and Ronald Taylor present. Courthouse now connected to Lorain Telephone system, enabling toll free links within 60 days.
Amherst officials and city solicitor expect a formal opinion on Rt 254 and related matters at Monday’s council meeting. Items include a renewal five mill operating levy on May ballot, first reading of a consent initiative to extend meters and reallocate funds, and a proposal to long-term water contract with Elyria tied to funding for Amherst Water Co purchase.
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