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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1971
Page
2
Lorain Board of Education approved three new dress codes for elementary, junior high, and high school students after consultations. Hair length rules relaxed for boys. girls may wear skirts, dresses, or slacks. Codes emphasize neatness, safety, and principal discretion in borderline cases.
Two reform minded senators James B Pearson and Mike Gravel propose a tough election campaign reform bill. It would cap personal spending at 25 000 and limit total advertising to 10 cents per registered voter. The plan also calls for strict public reporting and an independent policing agency.
Jack F. Wahl succeeds the late Mark V. Oliver as district representative for U S Steel Corp raw material sales. He will headquarter at Lorain Cuyahoga Works and relocate his family from Philadelphia. Wahl, a former Navy officer, has been with U S Steel since 1965 and oversees slag limestone coke coal pig iron and grinding balls sales to mining and cement firms. Washington tobacco exports exceed 500 million dollars annually and make up about 40 percent of U S production.
Lorain Commissioners urged purchase of the bankrupt Four Seasons Nursing Home adjacent to Lorain Community Hospital for expansion. Mayor Mathna called a special meeting to review the hospital's annual report and purchase proposal. Consultant Ross Garrett said buying now saves costs and boosts asset value, possibly funded by new bonds. Kaiser Foundation showed interest in a separate hospital on the site. The sale is handled by federal bankruptcy court in Oklahoma City.
A Wakeman demolition worker filed a $16,500 injury suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against Silas Buchs of Oberlin. Lous H. Rau alleges he was injured March 17 in Elyria when a garage roof collapsed during demolition, resulting in a fractured left arm and lower back injuries and alleges negligence in demolition procedures.
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