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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

7

Light snow triggers blizzard of crashes in area

An inch and a half of snow led to 28 accidents in a 24 hour period in the area. Police reported 10 crashes by dusk with two injuries. Temperatures dipped to nine degrees, highs near 25, and forecasts call for continued cold with light snow in Elyria.

Ohio Montana Anaconda, Mont National Weather Service Cleveland-Hopkins

Turner Block upkeep issues emerge near Elyria City Hall

Safety Service Director James T. Tracey reports ongoing maintenance problems at the Turner Block next to Elyria City Hall. He cites steam and water line issues and says plumbers have been twice consulted, with repairs costing a couple hundred dollars so far. Tracey seeks council guidance on extent of future repairs and remodeling for the three story structure purchased by the city last year amid mayoral objections. The building was bought to house expanded city offices.

Turner Block Elyria City Hall Safety Service James T. Tracey Tracey Council Turner Leonard P. Reichlin Reichlin Herron Testing Laboratories Cleveland Garden Street

Oberlin industrialist re-elected head of Lorain County planners

Richard J. Dunn of Oberlin was re-elected president of the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission at its annual meeting at the Lorain Country Club. Clyde E. Stiner and Richard Laux were named vice president and secretary respectively.

Oberlin Lorain County Richard J. Dunn Lorain Country Club Clyde E. Stiner Windward Dr Elyria Richard Laux Kenneth R. Hansen Doxiadis Associates Inc U.S Doxiadis Associates Athens Greece Hansen Ohio

Lorain boards seek combined levy for retardation and support funds

Lorain County commissioners will be asked to provide continued general fund support for the Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Retardation for another year and to place a 1 mill levy on the May ballot. The move comes after a joint meeting of the two boards in the county administration building. The boards may also seek a .4 mill operating levy in May as an alternative to the joint 1 mill proposal.

Lorain County Herbert Rosenbaum Board of Mental Retardation Lorain County School For Santard Slutzker Mental Health Board Mental Helth Board Slutzker Commis Sioners James White Ohio Association For Retarded Children Columbus

Seiko forgets reception time for Olympic newsmen

In Sapporo Seiko Watch Co sent invitations to 500 foreign reporters for a reception during the 1972 Winter Games but omitted the start time. Seiko serves as the official timekeeper for the event.

Sapporo Japan UPI Seiko Watch Co Seiko

North Olmsted Hospital plans likely scotched by federation

North Olmsted faces slim chances for a hospital as the Federated West Shore Hospital System forms with Bay View Fairview General and Lakewood hospitals. The plan calls for a 150 bed Western Cuyahoga County facility. Westlake pressure could move location northward from North Olmsted. Federation leaders say site decisions are not yet being made.

North Olmsted West Shore Hospital System Bay View Fairview General Lakewood Hospitals Metropolitan Health Planning Corp Lutheran Medical Center Cuyahoga County Lorain County Barton and Bradley Roads Westlake Federation Hospitals John A. Rowland Rowland

Mother saves 4 year old in bedroom fire blaze

Gregory Dunn was rescued by his mother from a fire in a second floor bedroom in Elyria. The 4 year old, who had been playing with a cigarette lighter, was unharmed after his mother carried him and his 2 month old brother Brian from the blaze as neighbors called the fire department. The room was gutted and the fire took six pieces of equipment and about 112 hours to extinguish and clean up.

Gregory Dunn Charles B. Dunn Middle Ave Elyria Gregory Brian Dunn

Wellington housewife challenges Pepsi over bottle-cap contest

Mrs. James Querin of Lincoln Street collects Pepsi bottle caps for a promised minibike. After Pepsi halted the promotion in Akron, she seeks public support to honor the contest, sending letters to Ralph Nader and officials while gaining local attention.

Wellington Pepsi Cola Co James Querin Lincoln St Pepsi Cola Querin Pepsi Akron Chronicle-Telegram Ralph Nader

Elyria to Open Central Maintenance Garage by November

A $500000 central maintenance garage complex for Elyria city vehicles could be completed and in operation by November. Architect Ronald Landig outlined plans for the project amid approvals from two city committees to contract for construction drawings and soil testing. The facility would centralize maintenance for most city vehicles and include two satellite buildings for forestry sanitation and street water offices.

Elyria City Ronald Landig Elyria Wykoff-Landig and Associates Landig Forestry and Sanitation Department

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