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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

14

Fundamentals stressed in grad talk at Elyria Catholic

Rev. David G. Baugh told Elyria Catholic High graduates that caring for fundamentals is crucial for young people aiming high. He used spaceflight as a metaphor, praised teachers and parents, and urged students to follow Jesus to seek first the Kingdom of Heaven. The 128 graduates received diplomas as the 18 member class entered, with prayers and music marking the ceremony.

Hfe David G. Baugh Elyria District Catholic High Fr. Baugh Jesus Pope John Christ Peter Eugene E. Eckenfels Aidience Robert W. Dondhoe William L David G. Pigs Magr Maureen Rose Heyman Kenneth Heyman Lodi St Elyria District Catholic High School Miss Heyman St. John College Cleveland

Ohio cities and schools debt climbs in 1962 totals

Ohio local governments ended 1962 with aggregate bonded debt of 2.459 billion dollars. Cities and schools drove the increase, while counties villages and townships reduced obligations. In Lorain County early 1963 totals show city debt dominating, with state totals listing city debt at 1.116 billion, school debt at 1.059 billion, county debt down to 198.77 million, village debt near 81.84 million, and township debt about 3.65 million. Twenty two counties reported no bonded debt at year end.

Columbus Ohio Roger W. Tracy Lorain County Auglaize Belmont Crawford Darke Defiance Delaware Fulton Gallia Harrison Henry Highland Jackson Jefferson Knox Miami Monroe Morgan Putnam Shelby Wayne Withams Wyandot

Death by Own Action Foiled by Oberlin Officer

An Oberlin patrolman diverted a 17 year old Elyrian from a shotgun blast just as it fired. The youth then fought with officers, attempted to seize a revolver, and was restrained. He was hospitalized, then jailed pending psychiatric treatment. Father and family were present. no motive given.

Oberlin Lorain County Ptl. Brill Allen Hospital Po Ri

Elyrian William E. Foster Elected SPI Director at Large

William E. Foster of General Industries Co Elyria was chosen director at large by the Society of the Plastics Industry. He assumed office Saturday and will join other new officers to oversee the Society's tenth National Plastics Exposition and Conference in Chicago from November 18 to 22.

William E. Foster General Industries Co Elyria The Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc Foster SPI Society Chicago

Ohio Supreme Court ruling affects utility rate setting

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled seven cases involving Ohio utility companies and holdings, saying the Public Utilities Commission must reconsider tax adjustments. The decision, described as monumental for consumers, overrules prior tax allowances and will require new rate schedules. Utilities like Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and Dayton Power and Light Co. may face changes after PUC approval.

Ohio Supreme Court Ohio Ohio Attorney General High Court Supreme Court Ohio Public Utilities Commission Andrew R. Sarisky PUC Chronicle-Telegram Ohio Fuel Gas Co Lorain Richland City of Findlay General Telephone Co Dayton Power and Light Co Dayton Sarisky Auckland County OFG Commission Findlay Samsky

Area to Start Six Month Transportation Survey Friday

The Ohio Department of Highways will start a six month residential transportation survey Friday in the Cleveland metropolitan area. It will sample about 173000 of 670970 dwellings across Cuyahoga and parts of six counties, with questionnaires delivered and picked up by survey teams. The project covers five years of age or older travel, land use, truck and taxi operations, and vehicle movements, using 55 cordon stations to monitor summer activity.

Cleveland Ohio Department of Highways Cuyahoga County Lorain Medina, Summit Portage Geauga and Lake Counties Kelena Kolenra

Elyria attorney to lead Lorain County Bar Association

Hubbard C. Wilcox of Elyria was elected president of the Lorain County Bar Association at the annual meeting in the courthouse today. He succeeds Norman Beller of Lorain, who becomes a member of the executive committee. Also elected were Joseph Provenza as vice president, Robert Jenson as treasurer, Garrett Murray as secretary, and County Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus and Assistant Prosecutor Richard Laux to the executive committee. They will take office July 1 following the nominating committee’s recommendations.

Hubbard C. Wilcox Elyria Lorain County Bar Association Norman Beller Lorain Wilcox Joseph Provenza Robert Jenson Avon Lake Garrett Murray Paul J. Mikus Richard Laux Robert Vandemark J. W. Dilgren Dan K. Cook

Standstill in American-Standard Strike Over Pay Rates

About 300 union employees at the American-Standard plant on Woodford Ave remain idle with no company union talks planned and no gains since operations stopped May 27. Industrial relations manager Wilbur J. Henry notes no meetings since last Wednesday after a session with Federal Conciliator Kenneth Trott in Cleveland. Union president James Dostal says the Local 268 meeting will be held at Palladeum Dance Hall Wanda St 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Key issue is incentive pay on a new furnace line. union seeks rates from the former line, while the company argues the new line requires simpler operations and a new rate.

American- Standard Woodford Ave Wilbur J. Henry Kenneth Troffet Cleveland Henry James Dostal International Molders and Allied Workers Union Afl-Cio Palladeum Wanda St

Repeaters lighting up Lorain Municipal Court docket

Lorain Municipal Court benches fill with repeat offenders facing arraignments and trials for disorderly conduct intoxication and driving offenses. Judge John S. Kolenka, presiding for seven years, disciplines pattern repeaters with fines jail terms and suspensions while addressing domestic disputes drunk driving and false information cases.

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