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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
4
A compact notice from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated June 10 1964 highlights local events and brief items of interest. Details are read from a single-page clipping, emphasizing community happenings and city notices.
New sections linking Saarbrucken to the West German highway network open this summer. Completion includes a Dortmund to southern by pass route near Aachen, and the Hessen state branch from Hesse to Siemensstadt outside West Berlin enhances access for visitors.
Medina City Council hired Robert Jones as its first fulltime finance director at $6 000 a year succeeding Everett England who resigned in April due to ill health Jones a 1955 Medina High School graduate earned a BA in business economics from Bethany College and will move to Medina He was selected from 29 applicants and will oversee a city finances after a March audit prompted the fulltime post and a May fiveyear levy providing 52 500 annually for the position
Washington officials say the projected John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts substructure will be subject to floods. Plans include strengthening the substructure to reduce water damage and rely on an adjacent road as a dike against the Potomac River rise. The center’s size location and cost have stirred controversy while planners await engineers’ input.
Sydney experts warn abuse of prescription diet pills may harm cactus health. Dr D S Bell from the Sydney Botanical Society noted amphetamines used in pep pills can trigger mental illness and brain damage in some plant species seen at an international congress. The remarks come amid concerns over rapid cactus imports.
The board unanimously adopts a 35 setback change and rezones areas including Nim Club property. Frank Aicre gets approval to build a garage at his home. Trustees allocate funds for cemetery improvements and approve fencing completion. Next meeting set for July 34.
Baptist groups announce Children Day events with combined services at Airdview Baptist and The Farm Church. Activities include worship, Sunday school, recitations, songs, and a junior choir rehearsal with officers and committee assignments announced for the program. Meat supper donated by members and drinks provided.
In Knoxville 1983 Tennessee Valley Authority steam electric plants burned 22.6 million tons of coal setting a record and rising sharply from 19 million tons in 1962. Total fuel expense reached $95.7 million.
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