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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
2
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Elyria City Council plans to discuss allocating 75000 to the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority for next year. The sum, matched by Lorain County, the commissioners and the FAA, would finance a parallel taxiway on Russia Road, with action urged to firm up pledges for a joint project.
Ely ria seeks a versatile superintendent for a new central maintenance garage opening in August. The safety service director prepared the job descriptions, with council to review the two positions, including a chief automotive mechanic. Candidates require extensive trade school and engine repair training, large-scale maintenance experience, and IBM data processing familiarity.
City Engineer Robert E. Kleinoeder has received over $1,000 in raises this year. The Ely City Council voted to raise Kleinoeder by $520 effective July 1, raising his base to $17,000, the highest in the city. The council also approved four salary ordinances impacting about 425 city employees.
Sister Rosemary Murray was elected president of the St. Joseph Hospital Board of Trustees, replacing Sister Bernadette Vetter who led for 12 years. The bylaws were amended to add medical staff ex-officio voting members, and James Lonergan of the Lorain Journal was named secretary to fill the unexpired term of Harold Pyle, who resigned as secretary but remains a board member.
Elyria Safety Service Director James T. Tracey cautions parents to supervise youngsters during garbage truck operations and street resurfacing. He notes kids playing around work zones risks and the potential for oil and asphalt to be tracked indoors while crews repair and pave streets.
Elyria native Lee Falls, a 1947 EHS graduate now in Madison Alabama, helped six scientists analyze weather data before the Skylab launch from Cape Kennedy. He holds degrees from Kent State University University of Georgia and studied at Alabama, and worked with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville.
Oberlin College will promote two staffers starting July 1. David C. Montgomery becomes director of institutional research and planning, while Robert L. Jackson shifts to registrar. Jackson earlier led arts and sciences admissions and served as records director from 1962-69. Montgomery is MIT educated with a PhD from Illinois.
Cleveland report shows no increase in reduced hours at 22 major oil stations and eight independents across five counties. AAA Cleveland Automobile Club monitors 21 brands as part of the fuel gauge report, with interviews conducted in Cuyahoga Geauga Lake Portage and Lorain counties.
A dense schedule lists Mothers of Troop 118 meetings at 7 p.m. in the high school library, Board of Education and trustees sessions at various times and locations, United Methodist Women and VFW Auxiliary gatherings, a four garden tour by Columbia Garden Club, an antique show and lunch, a house tour, exercise classes, a Democratic Women’s picnic, United Church Women, a quilting event, a birthday club picnic and collaborative meals.
Elyria detectives probe two related weekend break-ins at Broad Street businesses. The Humphrey and Cavagna Insurance Inc. office was entered by a rear window break on Depot Street. Items including credit cards and imitation Confederate money were later found in the Bear Furniture basement. A third floor window entry used a glass cutter. No losses reported at the furniture store. Juvenile involvement suspected.
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