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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
3
Avon Junior High hosts economist Dr Clinton Warne who says credit unions offer the lowest auto loan rates between 9 and 12 percent though membership is required. Banks average around 11 percent with a large down payment and finance companies charge 17 to 30 percent.
Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation approves a three year salary schedule for teachers aides social workers and adult workshop instructors at Murray Ridge Center. The plan raises average pay by 5.5 percent and ties increases to education and experience with a curved annual increment.
This week’s straw poll shows 96 percent voting “NO” to a gasoline shortage. Comments blame oil companies for price manipulation and distribution bottlenecks while others warn of refinery limits and rising demand, with some asserting no real crisis exists.
Avon Lake police report 44 youths were arrested near Avon Lake High School after a noise dispute and bonfires. Prosector John Pincura III will decide charges after Juvenile Officer Lee Krejci presents the case Tuesday. most arrestees were local youths released after the incident. Police recovered marijuana bags pipes and beer bottles. earlier counts were corrected.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Le Roy F. Kelly reaffirmed a ruling blocking the 840 acre annexation to Lorain. The injunction issued May 22 bars the move based on a county resolution stating residents favored annexation. A corrected resolution prompted a motion to reopen, which was denied.
An Akron area spill at the BF Goodrich Chemical Co plant resulted from a derailed tank car. Ninety percent of the acrylate leaked through a two inch hole before crews slowed and contained the flow. EPA inspector Edward Noble noted no contamination at the treatment plant and rapid actions by BF Goodrich and railroad workers.
Elyria city council will authorize Mayor Reichlin to submit a Progress in Community Improvement report to HUD as part of recertification for continued federal loans and grants. Six ordinances aloud reading include urban renewal property purchases and new police cruisers. The meeting is at 7:30 p m in city hall council chambers.
Three area students had artwork and poetry published in the Ohio Woodlands magazine May June July issue. Jack Fox of Oakwood School Elyria Linda Kim of Westview Avon Lake and Keith Wetmore Buckeye High School earned commendations for works including Save Our Oceans a bald eagle drawing and a poem The Wind each winner receiving a letter of commendation and a copy of the issue.
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