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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1965

Page

4

Hershey Park Plan Approved in North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville council approved a 33 acre Hershey Park plan named for retiring Police Chief Emory Hershey. Site A is 22 acres owned by Ridge Plaza Development with a purchase option, Site B is 11 acres privately owned. The plan includes tennis and basketball courts, a pavilion, amphitheatre, restrooms, a bathing house, and a concession island near a lake, with woodlands and picnic areas and potential baseball diamonds. Estimated land price around 24000 dollars, bought via council bonds paid from the general fund, enabling a park board to oversee construction and future sites.

North Ridgeville Paul G. Sweda Hershey Park Hon Emory Hershey Rt. 76 Bainbridge Rd Ridge Plaza Development, Inc Highway Department Sweda Planning Commission

House Approves Billion-Dollar Armed Forces Pay Raise

Washington UPI report notes House passage of a roughly 10.7 percent pay raise for military personnel, seen as almost certain despite Johnson administration objections. Debate expected to be one sided as Congress weighs 1967 salary reforms and war funding amid Viet Nam casualties.

Washington UPI House Armed Services Johnson Representatives Armed Services Committee Viet Nam House Committee Senate

Ridgeville seniors plan picnic

North Ridgeville senior citizens plan a Thursday 12 30 picnic at 6408 Stoney Ridge Rd hosted by Mrs. Myron Cotterman. Attendees should bring a covered dish and two sandwiches as well as a wrapped white elephant gift. Former residents are welcome.

North Ridgeville Myron Cotterman Stoney Ridge Rd

Youth in stabbing put on probation

Wilfredo Ramos Morales, 19, of Lorain, pleaded guilty to an intentional stabbing in a gang fight. Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura granted probation after the plea. Morales, who spoke only Spanish, said he would return to Puerto Rico. He had been in Lorain eight months and the victim, 11 or 12, recovered. An interpreter assisted at the hearing.

Wilfredo Ramos Morales Vine Ave Lorain Lorain County Common Pleas John D. Pincura Morales Luis Gutierrez Puerto Rico

Pearson completes Air Force basic training and tech school

DOUGLAS G PEARSON son of Mr and Mrs Jack W Pearson 141 Miami Ave completed basic military training at Lackland AFB Texas He has been selected for administrative specialist training at the Air Training Command School Amarillo Texas A Marmion Military Academy Aurora Tl class of 1962

Douglas G. Pearson Jack W. Pearson Miami Ave Air Force Lackland Air Force Base Tex Air Training Command School Amarillo Marmion Military Academy Aurora

Ohio Senate panel tackles apportionment crisis

Ohio lawmakers confront the reapportionment dispute as the Senate Civil Service Elections and Health committees push to craft a compromise. House may vote soon on housing and education plans while a capital improvements bill stays tied to adjournment timing. The House also passed measures extending license plate purchase time and broadening access to new-trial requests based on new evidence.

Columbus UPS Senate Ohio General Assembly House of Representatives Senate Education Andree House Senate Committee

Columbia Township to hold hearing on car graveyards

Columbia Township trustees vote to hold a public hearing on an amendment defining automobile graveyards on Aug 16 at 9 p.m. at the Columbia Station town hall. The meeting follows a zoning commission recommendation and covers other business including firefighting staff appointments, street abandonment actions, drainage concerns, and tornado-related town expenses.

Columbia — Township Columbia Station Basil Reynolds

Carlisle rezoning request rejected amid mixed votes

Trustees at Carlisle township upheld a rezoning denial for a 42 acre Whitehead Rd property intended to shift from residential to commercial use. The hearing followed community turnout and earlier talks of propane service by Linden’s Propane, with bills, sewer work, and a next meeting set for August 2.

Carlisle Whitehead Rd Ue Lumb Sam Frabotta Hremen Cincin Linden Nati Ang LaGrange Maid ' S Stor jSion

States urged to take control of water pollution

Minnesota state legislator Sen Edward G Novak urged states to act first to prevent federal overreach in water pollution rules. Speaking at the Midwest Regional Conference, Novak warned federal standards could undermine local authority and funds if states do not move aggressively and coordinate across agencies. He argued states and locals must set community friendly water quality standards and emphasize pollution, land, air and water recreation as priorities.

Columbus Minnesota Edward G Novak St. Paul Midwest Council of State Government Novak Farihar

Elyria Man Donates Eighth Pint to Blood Bank

Jack Washka of Elyria has become the latest Gallon Clinic member by donating his eighth pint of blood to the Lorain County Blood Bank at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A 25 year resident, Washka lives at 1119 Fast River Street and works as a machine operator at Ridge Tool Co. He attends St Pauls United Church of Christ and collects coins as a hobby.

Jack Washka Gallon Clinic Lorain County Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria Washka Fast River St Ohio University The Ridge Tool Co St. Pauls United Church of Christ

Elyria Municipal Court Saturday arraignments and fines

A list from Elyria Municipal Court details multiple defendants and penalties. Names include Gary Indfathirr, William Dangelo, Dwe L Corbett, Eugene W Sceats, William Yetoyltz, Carlton Newton, Jack C Datiin, Tily Moore, James G Horton, Richard F Guba, Robert D Garner, Thomas C Larimer, Horace Lee, Ernest W Lyon, Jayne Prosper, Robert E F Allen, and Thomes McMatten. Offenses range from speeding and unsafe vehicle to defective brakes and no highway use tax with fines from $10 to $100 and varied confinement or license suspensions.

Gary Indfathirr Lota Darke Li- William Dangelo Hoogenbaom Vassar Ave Eugene W Sceats Naxie William I Yetoyltz Strongsville Carlton Newton Ridge Rd North Ridgeville Jack C Datiin West Ave Tily Moore Spruce St James G Horton Garden Qt Richard F Guba East 4Th St. Lorain Robert D Garner Washington Thomas C Larimer Reid Aye Lorain Horace Lee Cleveland Ernest W Lyon Hudson

Viet Nam Leader Vows War Resolve Against U S

President Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam renews a pledge that his country will prevail in the Vietnam War. He claims the North has fought Japanese fascists and defeated French colonialists and will continue fighting American imperialists until total defeat.

VOKYQ Ho Chi Minh North Viet Nam

Chicago Woman Shows Distinct Hand Proportions

A Chicago woman’s hand measurements reveal a shorter thumb than a man’s and a relatively longer index finger. Her wrist also swivels with greater ease, suggesting notable anatomical variation.

Chicago

Clare Booth Luce Swims With Porpoises in Hawaii

Author and former Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce vacationing in Hawaii with Henry Luce at Sea Life Park Honolulu. She holds Lei’s dorsal fin for a brief pool ride, noting porpoises are elusive and too fast to catch.

Clare Booth Luce Sea Life Park Honolulu Hawaii Henry Luce

Post Office innovations 'dangerous' says Hays

Washington Congressman Wayne L Hays warns that the Post Office should focus on mail delivery not experimental reforms He lists three dangerous figures including an alcoholic with whiskey an arsonist with matches and a past master general who favors experiments in postal policy.

Washington Wayne L Hays Ohio Post Office Department

Lorain cadets attend ICAP bivouac at Valley City

Seven air patrol cadets from Lorain County Squadron 1108 Cavin Air Patrol joined about 200 cadets from Group 11 in an ICAP bivouac weekend gathering held in Valley City. Participants included Scott Serazin Michael Masny Donald Glauner Vernon Burgess Everett Burgess Nadya Michaels and Phyllis Landis from nearby towns.

Lorain County Cavin Air Patrol Valley City Group 11 Cleveland Scott Serazin Michael Masny Donald Glauner Vernon Everett Burgess North Ridgeville Nadya Michaels Lorain Phyllis Landis Amherst

SCORE Washington mobilizes 2000 volunteers for small business help

More than 2,000 retired business executives have volunteered to aid SCORE, the Service Corps of Retired Executives, providing expert counsel to small companies seeking guidance and mentorship across Washington.

Score Washington SCORE Service Corps of

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