Phone contract meeting delayed until Monday
A morning meeting to discuss the phone contract has been postponed and rescheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. The delay affects all participants and the agenda remains to review terms and pricing.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
7
A morning meeting to discuss the phone contract has been postponed and rescheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. The delay affects all participants and the agenda remains to review terms and pricing.
Ithaca New York Cornell University freshman Frederick H. Vornis Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Vornis 103 North Pasadena Ave earned Phi Eta Sigma membership for high first semester grades Also an Elyria High School graduate he spent a junior year in Germany earned National Merit honorable mention and top five percent in state scholarship tests His academic path included an exchange program and a National Defense loan toward college tuition
The rear door of a home at 1088 Garden St was forced open and the house ransacked. Police traced footprints to 1026 Barbara St where the same burglars had entered. Cold weather and heavy snowfall across eastern Ohio followed a Pacific storm, with records being challenged and warmer air expected next week.
Front page details a long zoning dispute over the Crucible tract in Black River Township now within Lorain city limits. Lorain Inc seeks heavy industry zoning for Great Lot 19 while resisting precode rezoning claims, annexation history, and mergers affecting ownership and development plans.
James Parker, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Campbell, was brought home Tuesday. His mother said he was returning from Elyria where the 45 acre zoning request was discussed. His husband reportedly picked him up. Officials noted the case involved potential industry attraction. Few details on the Columbus area were provided.
Oberlin speakers critiqued federal control under Kennedy and urged more power and services at the local level. Dr Walter Judd, former congressman, argued for limited Washington role while praising community self reliance. Judd, a physician missionary, spoke at Dascomb Hall during the Linden Forum at Oberlin College.
Elyria High School senior and president of the Ohio Vocational Industrial Club will preside at an all day state government meeting in Columbus Tuesday. Delegates from clubs statewide will learn state government firsthand, with an address by Robert H. Longworth and others.
Mayor Charles W. Neeson said downtown Elvria streets were largely under control after heavy snowfall. Crews worked yesterday and early today with a no parking ban in downtown to speed clearing, and cooperation was good with no cars towed.
Elyria health officials remind dog owners of a March 17 1960 mandate requiring rabies vaccination every three years for dogs over six months old within Evia City Health District. The rule excludes dogs shown at events as long as they stay under owner control, with veterinarians issuing vaccination dates and year.
Lorain Inc formed in July 1982 in Lorain Ohio and owns about 3000 acres per Frank Nardini elected president. The firm focuses on industrial and residential land, with residential plans around Sky Rne Dr area near RL 3 Meister Rd intersection. Seven firms merged into Lorain Inc in December 1962 and included Meister Road Development Co Frank Nardini president Andrew Keep secretary Oak Hillis Development Co Frank Nardini president Laura Nardini secretary Rice Development Co Frank Nardini president Andrew Keep secretary Greenbner Inc Enwin M Schulz president Carl Adams secretary Skyline Park Development Co Wallace Chapin president Andrey Heep secretary Lorezby Co W J Rieth Jr president Williem Serian secretary Dannore Quarry Property no telephone or office listed in Lorain city directory officers not on merger form.
Mayor Charles W. Neeson will file an official protest with the Lorain County Budget Commission over proposed 1963 allocations of local government funds to Elyria. He cites unofficial figures showing Elyria would receive 86 142 dollars in sales tax revenue and 72 229 in bank deposit taxes, down from 104 655 and 79 859 last year, a drop of more than 26 000. The budget commission has not yet prepared formal certificates of revenue distribution.
Senator Henry M. Jackson addressed Oberlin College on how a liberal sees the sixties. He urged using knowledge to update ideas and noted unemployment at 5 to 7 percent for five years, with 2 million youths aging into jobs annually amid urban redevelopment and public borrowing. He praised the UN Congo effort and forecast a mild Medicare bill and Rockefeller as 1964 GOP nominee.
Edward DeChant Avon Lake representative asks the Ohio General Assembly for 49000 funding over six years to improve Finchey State iPark. The proposal, routed from the Department of Natural Resources to the state finance department, includes waterlines picnic areas sand tamarins and expansion of reeds and parking. Mayor Neevan says officials inquired and urged prompt approval of the program.
General Laure Norstad former supreme allied commander Europe and U S commander in chief Europe will be honored at the Cleveland Post American Ordnance Association annual dinner March 14 at the Statler Hilton Hotel He will discuss Nato and the World before about 350 Greater Cleveland industrialists and receive the Post Brig Gen Benedict Crowell Gold Medal for his career in allied command and U S airpower leadership Albert J Weatherhead Jr will preside Ralph M Besse will be toastmaster.
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