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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1976
Page
9
Ohio state patrol promotes a concentrated enforcement program with highly visible patrol cars along highways over the holiday weekend. Capt. Robert W. Dunbar says the effort aims to slow drivers, with citizen band operators helping by reporting patrol car locations to others.
Ohio state health officials plan mass influenza immunization under President Ford’s program. Counties must designate agencies to run vaccination with jet injectors and high speed guns. High risk groups born earlier details include ages 65 and chronic disease. Schedule targets Cuyahoga Erie Lorain Medina Sandusky Huron counties with dates in October and November.
Avon City Council voted 6-0 to withdraw from the French Creek Sewer District repealing the earlier participation ordinance and killing a referendum plan. The move shifts the fight to the Lorain County Common Pleas Court as the state seeks a sewer system, with a Sept. 2 hearing set on a government suit accusing Avon of polluting state waters.
Police discontinue investigation into the death of 20 year old Michael Church found face up in a four foot sulfuric acid bath at Van Dresser Corp. Coroner rules accidental drowning while Church was intoxicated. Church lived Smokey Road Berlin Heights. Found by coworkers in a weak acid solution used to remove paint. Also notes a 1836 stage trip from Wheeling to Columbus took 22 hours.
A C-T photo shows a plastic flamingo in a trash bin and its mate left on a Concord Avenue lawn last week. The quirky scene captures urban yard art in a moment of neglect and humor.
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services notes May unemployment at 6.9 percent and expects a seasonal rise in June as students enter the labor pool for summer work. Graduates describe tight markets, with education and blue collar fields in short supply. Networking and interviews are emphasized. many found jobs through college placement offices or connections.
Wellington Mayor Lether Edwards told the village council that private ambulance services Norton and Cowling will discontinue on January 1 1977. A Wellington Community Fire District ambulance program is being considered with potential voter approval in November. A half mill five year funding plan may be needed and trained EMTs are ready. Temporary housing at fire stations could be arranged.
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