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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
16
A Lorain County park district official proposes a spring start for a classroom animal lending library for city students. Teachers may borrow raccoons, foxes, squirrels, woodchucks and birds to study wildlife, with district materials and future district tours.
Sheffield council adopted a fly ash disposal ordinance requiring residents to obtain permits via the building inspector, with a $25 fee and nine inches of dirt or slag coverage. The bond is refundable after all stipulations are met, and Cleveland Electric Lighting Co will handle ash removal from the Avon Lake plant.
Columbus Ohio United Press International reports the state Bureau of Unemployment Compensation will deploy staff from its employment division to aid in processing jobless pay claims. Administrator Willard Dudley said 30 claims staffers were cut due to a $1 million federal budget cut, but priority will be given to benefits recipients to ensure timely checks. The shift may extend processing time by 3 percent over five months.
Sweden extends financial support for families with children under 16. Eligible parents receive an annual grant equal to 55 percent of Kronor per child, with a two month advance provision. The program provides about 110 dollars per child and aims to ease costs for households with multiple children.
Oberlin College's Mummers Guild stages Sancticity a one act play by former student Robert Head in the Little Theater Hall Auditorium nightly 8:30 pm except Friday 10:30 pm. Admission 75 cents. Head 23 and a former Oberlin attendee will visit campus for the production after Tulane and Minneapolis openings.
A Health column by H L Herschensohn M D argues that talking on the phone and writing long letters can relieve emotional stress. He notes a woman with family troubles who has suffered a heart attack and suggests social support may prevent a second attack by easing pent up emotions.
Berlin Heights Women of the Congregational United Church of Christ hold an executive board meeting tonight in the Fowler Room and a workday at the church Friday.
Richard Albert Eskins, 25, named general manager of the Holan Manufacturing plant in Allentown Pennsylvania, a division of Obic Brass Co. of Cleveland. Eskins, son of Albert and Mrs Eskins of 495 Oxford Ave, graduated from Elvira High School class of 1956, studied at Ohio State University and Baldwin Wallace College, and will reside at 630 Benner Rd in Allentown with his wife Velda Lortcher of Collins.
Ohio Education Association plans to push a school revenue bill via petition in the next legislature. A detailed plan will be submitted to the executive committee by February 2 and presented at the state convention in March. If the legislature does not act, supporters may file a supplementary petition to place the measure on the ballot.
The Norwalk City Council considers a revised annexation petition for 50 acres bordered by state road on the west and old Lake Shore railroad tracks on the south. The plan excludes Gibson. previous petition was a court battle. Halli reports on teacher isolation and state rights protections amid retirements and transfers.
The Henrietta Township Zoning Commission reelected Wennell Cover as chairman and Glenn Fridens as vice chairman for the coming year. They moved the regular meeting date from the fourth to the third Monday and will meet quarterly. A proposal for a structure on Gore Orphanage Road near Becker Road prompted forms for a local permit.
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