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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1969
Page
3
Foreign analysis notes Panamas ruling junta pledges free elections next year but delays and internal power struggles raise doubts. business optimism and resumed US aid buoy support while the National Guard guides a new leadership headed by Col Jose Mo. Pinilla with Col Bolivar Urrutia as interim figure and Ardito Barletta shaping planning.
Retail notice shows price cuts with savings amounts such as 81.51 off regular price 4.50 and 42 off regular 2.19. Details read as promotional pricing lines likely for consumer goods. No additional context or dates provided.
Lorain officials discuss adding police and fire personnel and examining cadet pay scales at the finance-claims committee meeting. Councilor Ellis urges moving exams from civil service to outside bodies like Case Western Reserve. Police seek 12 more officers and firefighters to cover expanded duties and higher standards.
Lorain city council moved to ask the park board to propose park closing hours and patrol options for safety. With fights noted in Lakeview Park and limited police manpower, officials discussed nighttime lighting and auxiliary police deployment at venues like the skating rink.
East Lorain residents along South Jefferson Boulevard Hafely Drive and Cleveland Boulevard should see fewer outages after primary fuses were relocated to reduce storm failures. Councilman Joseph Rully urged notice to CG Gas Pow and Ohio Edison, with Gundry citing tree conditions and urging residents to trim trees.
A Twilight Tour will be held at Bob French farm three miles west of Camden Center on State Route 303. The 7:30 p.m. event showcases soybean plots treated with three herbicides and a test plot of 40 corn varieties. Organizers include the Crops and Fertilizer Committee of the Soil and Water Conservation District along with Extension Agent Arthur L. Walkden. Additional tours are planned later this summer.
A $672000 Ford Foundation grant funds a five year expansion of training and research in population at the University of California Berkeley, launching the nation s first Department of Demography led by Associate Professor Judith Blake Davis to enlarge the world pool of demographic experts. Warren G. Harding was the first president to broadcast on radio June 14 1922.
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