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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
9
Oberlin College officials report concern and confusion as news of a possible student draft call spreads. Langler notes many undergrads would rate highly on deferment tests, while Vaneyck cites campus unease among graduate students about policies and planning.
Russ Davies reports on Columbia Gas distribution leadership with names like Donald E Barr and Lloyd P McIntire in Elyria Lorain and Wellington areas. Ex Elyrian Byron Morris leads Wooster College admissions and a pianist Peter Nero to Cleveland performance. Also notes reunion plans for the Thunderbolt Ohio Division 83rd Infantry in Pittsburgh this August.
The collie Hero, shot through the jaw last week near the Miller home on Hazel Street, shows gradual recovery. Owners Mr and Mrs Robert Miller report improved swallowing and chewing with soft foods, and gratitude for get well cards and a $5 gift for medical costs. Police continue to search for the shooter. a veterinary checkup is planned.
Elyria building inspector Robert S Stephen ordered a stop to work on a third floor banquet hall at the Graystone Hotel on January 20 for lack of a city building permit. Fire safety concerns follow partial progress including ceiling sag after partitions were removed. The Graystone, a local landmark, was sold in 1965 to Samuel Khoury who planned a 200 remodeling program.
Kellogg former Elyria safety service director and charter-commission chair filed petitions for the 75th House District GOP nomination. He plans to campaign praising Rhodes administration and Lorain County gains in highways and education. Kellogg, Norwalk native, taught in Brownhelm since 1938 and worked 24 years at Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive. He previously served as Elyria councilman at large and ran for county commissioner and mayor. He and wife Paulie have four children and live on Lexington Avenue.
Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee members will meet Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin during their regular meeting tomorrow at 4:30 pm. The session will be held at Holly Hall.
Lorain County Board of Elections reports filings from Amherst Mayor Frank J Janik seeking the Lorain County Commissioner post as a Republican and Norman D Becker seeking the 75th District state representative seat as a Democrat. Janik previously ran unsuccessfully for county office in 1964. Becker, from Amherst Township, serves on the township board of trustees.
A Lorain County Common Pleas Court decision on a 1965 zoning suit could determine the future of the former Elyria City Airport on Middle Avenue. Judge LeRoy F. Kelly weighs written arguments from Carlisle Township trustees and airport owners over zoning violations and lease issues involving the Naidenoffs.
Negotiations continue over a seven day old UAW Local 1161 strike at the Pfaudler plant in Rochester New York. The talks focus on pension and health benefits for retirees while production remains shut down and CN employees continue to attend. Federal mediator Kenneth Evans says a new session is planned after delaying a Wednesday meeting at the same site.
Weather in Sandusky has forced postponement of tonight's Timely Topic lecture in the Erie County Women's Republican series.
Lorain County Commissioners passed a resolution opposing air rights for a port project. The measure notes that an FAA instrument approach zone crosses key sites in Elyria and Carlisle Township and will be sent to US Senators, Congressmen, and the FAA for consideration.
Liberian educators Joseph E. Howard Joseph S. Bush and James Wilson visiting Elyria discuss Liberia's education system. They note centralized government control multi shift elementary schools and expansion from nine to fifty high schools since 1924. They plan to adapt lessons for rural teachers and in service workshops after February visits.
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