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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
6
A reader notes feet suffer from long wear, argues feet are willing servants taking punishment and suggest commonsense footwear choices to avoid discomfort. The letter recalls a prior Dr Steinerohn column featuring a reader’s message.
A court list details multiple speeding citations at 806 Purdue Ave 322 S Center St LaGrange and other streets with fines from 5 to 50 dollars. Several other offenses include assault improper passing unsafe vehicle and unattended vehicle keys with fines ranging to 50 dollars. Also notes a Queen Elizabeth age 45 and Prince Philip age 50 line and a curious toes gout remark amid reader letters and medical column.
In Columbus, House Minority Leader Lancione says a GOP Democrat tax bill deadlock could end soon. Democrats seek to restore $200 million in year one and $250 million in year two to the appropriations bill while backing a 1.4 percent graduated income tax. Republicans consider restoring half of a $902 million cut and advancing a supplemental appropriations bill. Rep. Gertrude Polcar plans to reintroduce Gilligan’s $1.6 billion tax package with $850 million set aside for spending, $450 million allotted to municipalities, and capped reform measures.
Akron quiet after a week of East Side disturbances sparked by the shooting of Harold J. Sommerville, 20, outside a South Arlington Street tavern. Police arrested Douglas Henson, 22, for shooting with intent to wound. two white suspects sought. Firebombings and rock and bottle throwing accompanied the unrest. A policeman was grazed by a bullet. Black leaders cite unemployment and distrust with police as factors. 1,800 disadvantaged youths hold jobs, 3,000 more needed.
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