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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
1
A fragmented Pico Altoona feature asks about leisure options including a cable television antenna system in Altoona Pa viewed by Elyria officials. The piece mentions Square dances as enjoyable and references Lorain County Community College offerings with Stamp Facts.
The Cleveland Indians stay atop the standings amid a red hot stretch across the pitching staff and offense. Baseball notes highlight recent wins and key performances as the chase for the pennant continues.
Vermilion Memorial Hospital Corp starts weekly fish fries next week to raise funds for the hospital construction project. Proceeds will support the building campaign as local officials note two additional patrolmen have resigned.
Peters burg Virginia. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said Friday night the United States must negotiate a settlement in Viet Nam and announced he was considering further steps.
Alfred Jabbus of Clearview Mobile Home Park in Lorain considers buying water from Lorain as Elyria lines run nearby and Beagle of Dr Pepper Bottling Co explores relocating or drilling to cut high bills. The piece also notes King calling for peaceful, democratic methods to address Vietnam policy.
Northeast Ohio experiences partly cloudy skies with a cooler afternoon and higher rates for water users. Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows 53 to 58. Sunny and mild conditions expected Sunday, with a modest chance of the same fluid forecast lasting into Friday evening.
Ex Loraiite workers drown out the longest bitter strike in the division's history as management seeks a temporary injunction to limit pickets. A court filing in Common Pleas asks to cap pickets at two and bar interference with traffic near the Woodford Avenue plant. Negotiations stalled since June 11 after a session at the Americana Inn was canceled.
City Auditor Edwin G. Haywood sent a proposal to the finance committee to issue general obligation notes for 100000 over ten years to build and equip a sub fire station on Abbe Road while $75000 already committed to fire protection means pay raises for Rene and fire departments cannot be covered.
Lorain County treats Fourth of July with a packed two day lineup at Willow Park Columbia Park Morfan Street and George Daniel Stadium. Events include band concerts parades kiddie and pet parades, chicken barbecues and a large fireworks display after dark with multiple communities participating.
The father of Elyria resident Marjorie Emmons was killed and her mother injured in a traffic accident in Wyoming while en route to Flyria. The Emmonses are the parents of Mrs. Robert Emmons, secretary at the law firm of Horan, Ashenbach, and Tattersall. The wreck was caused by a blown tire on their car.
The Chronicle Telegram announces a morning edition on Monday delivering a complete report of weekend news and sports before holiday plans. Readers are told to watch for the paper on their doorstep and to enjoy the holiday.
A 45 foot cabin cruiser sank near El Rosario outside San Diego. Only 15 year old Denise Winter survived after swimming ashore. Sister Shereen body recovered. father Warner, mother Mary, and brother Lance are still missing. Four other California residents are presumed dead. Coast Guard search ended. families persist with local help from Mexican residents.
Elyria Mayor Fred B Sanford urged Alice Burkhard a key punch operator in the Public Utilities office to take an upcoming civil service exam. Burkhard refused saying she would not take the test. The push follows 1963 council action to place several jobs under civil service later challenged by City Solicitor Tattersall in 1964.
Dr Edward D Palik of Oxon Hill Maryland received the 10th annual E C Hulbert Award at a luncheon honoring his work as a research physicist in the semiconductors branch. The award includes 300 and a medallion for his investigation of semiconductor properties. Palik is an Elyria High School graduate with a PhD from Ohio State University.
Police reported that heavy rains in Kyushu on Friday triggered landslides on the southern island, resulting in at least seven deaths. rescue teams searched debris as weather hampered operations.
Members of the Elyria city employees union vote unanimously to skip this month’s city picnic in protest of the administration’s attitude toward the union. Union president Alice Burkhard says Safety Service Director Birchhill refused to meet with officers, citing fatigue with ongoing council friction and alleged deception. The group says bypassing the administration to approach council aims for a more economical city operation and notes merchants’ prize donations. Despite efforts for two weeks to meet with Mayor Sanford, no agreement was reached.
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