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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1973
Page
3
Principal Richard Wainwright opened the annual June frolic at Ely Elementary as students cheered and enjoyed a playful outdoor event marking the end of classes.
The Small Business Administration announces disaster loan assistance for storm-damaged piers and jet ties in Lake Erie. A change to the Disaster Loan Act broadens eligibility allowing property owners to file claims and seek relief from SBA programs.
Amherst Mayor says state and federal agencies may lift the May 10 1971 sewer tap in ban after the city met deadlines and secured state approvals for a sewage plant expansion. District Director St Paller explains SBA disaster loans up to 50000 for residences and 55000 combined with personal property, at 1 percent interest, for March 7 storm damage.
The June 17 dedication of the Black River Reservation will kick off the OPSA Educational Conference sponsored by the Lorain County Metropolitan Park District. Director-Secretary Henry L. Minert announced the 4:30 p.m. opening with speaker William B. Nye, ODNR director. The three day meeting includes tours of Lorain Elyria and Oberlin parks and is expected to draw more than 120 attendees.
An assault charge was filed in Elyria Municipal Court against Raymond Renehen of 1307 Middle Ave by Mrs. Minnona Kershaw of 1209 Middle Ave for an incident reported last Sunday. Renehen was arrested at 8 36 pm yesterday and released on 400 bond awaiting a Monday court appearance. Kershaw asked the city council for help closing the house citing illegal activities. Renehen denied the charges saying neighbors harass them.
George Miller a 13 year Chronicle Telegram employee is promoted to manager of the C T classified advertising department. He succeeds Herbert Guild who retired. Miller 40 of 250 Princeton Ave lives with wife Audrey and two children Mark 17 and Lisa 1. He is active in the American Legion Naval Reserve Vestry at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Kent State alumnus and drummer of the Alex Visci Quartet.
In Pocatello Idaho Mayor Bill Roskelley has proclaimed next week as non proclamation week to mark a respite from city duties and events. The declaration names the period and notes its ceremonial purpose for residents and officials.
A Westwood Junior High teacher Gerald Warner 26 of North Ridgeville was treated and released after a Jefferson Junior High student struck him in the hall at 11 45 a m The student hit Warner breaking his glasses and cutting him requiring seven stitches Warner plans to file charges with Lorain County Juvenile Court.
The Cascade Park pool will not open Monday as scheduled due to high Black River water levels. Four other city pools will open at 12 30 p m while officials drain and clean Cascade pool, with completion expected by late next week. Water from a winter drain keeps flooding the pool until river levels fall.
The United Auto Workers Local 101 election at the UAW hall in Stanadyne Western Division named Robert Burnside president after an unopposed slate. Recording secretary candidates were ED SCHNEIDER and Thomas Doty. trustees candidates were Jesse Sanders Carl Stuak and Kim Mitch elt. Remaining run off for recording secretary and two trustee posts will be held Thursday.
Lorain County Health Commissioners plan a half mill renewal to voters on November 6. The five year levy covers the county health department district serving over 120000 people. The levy is a renewal and would not raise tax millage. The board invites residents to form a levy committee to support the measure.
Frank Hamza and his wife Phillis escaped a car swept down the Black River at Cascade Park. They crawled out through windows as a fast current carried the vehicle toward the ford. A ranger and three men pulled them to shore. Hamza cannot swim and the park ford was shut after the incident.
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