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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1963

Page

9

Strike Vote Looms At Ford Lorain Plant

United Auto Workers Local 25 plans a strike vote with about 2500 expected participants based on first day turnout. Edward P. Mitchell, Local 45 president, said roughly 1400 members voted yesterday on striking Ford Motor Co at Lorain assembly plant. Balloting continues tonight at Cyprus Gardens behind Yeppin’s Edgewater Inn on Lake Road. A strike could start anytime if a majority approves amid disputes over work standards and employee health and safety procedures.

Firstiag United Autoworkers AFL Cio Edward P. Michell Local 45 Ford Motor Co Lorain Aitchell Saie

Ford Co Sales Up In February Report

Ford Motor Co. announced February sales for Ford division cars and trucks totaling about 13420 units, up over 10 percent from February last year. Lee A Tacocca, Ford Division vice president, reported car sales around 364.6 units and truck sales close to 3.80 units.

Ford Motor Co Ford Division Lee A Tacocca

Water line troubles blamed on Ridgeville area developer

Complaints about frozen water lines in the Alvin Homes Allotment of North Ridgeville are directed at the developer, officials said. Elyria and Lorain County officials note the area has not been accepted by the county, and final inspections and turnover to the county are pending. The North Ridgeville system is served by the Elyria Water Department on a county call basis, with the county billed for work done.

North Paarl Lorein County Elyria Thei Ailooment Chronicle-Telegram Joseph ML. Mederer Charles Re Lomin Walter A. Meyers Alvin Homes North Ridgeville State Highway Patrol Spensec Manufacturing Co Fen Pitts-burgh Spencer Ono Coinn Harpany Harpany Has No Large Stock Pile Cfields Douglas Jones Man Carex Florists Inc Lorain William Carle Vehile

Park ranger to show films in Elyria and Lorain

Lorain County Park District ranger-naturalist Perry F. Dchnsos will present Beautiful Birds of Ohio and The Man in the Field in Elyria at YMCA room D tonight and Lorain Public Library meeting room tomorrow at 7. Elyria Library group adds Life the Garden Spring Blossoms and How Trees Help Us. Lorain Library offers Yours Is the Land Voices of the Forest and Life Along the Waterways.

YMCA Elyra Morninight Public Library Lorain Perry F. Dchnsos Lorain County Metropolitan Park Ranger-Naturalist Ohio Elyria Elyria Library

Lorain Police Shootings Under Investigation

Patrolman Frederick Bauer, 39, was wounded in what appears to be an accidental shooting at Lorain City Hall. The 38 caliber bullet struck his chest and shoulder while officers were preparing for duty. Florentio Garcia, 31, faces questions as the investigation continues. Bauer underwent surgery at St. Joseph Hospital.

Lorain Frederick Bauer Falbo Ave Eer Costlie St. Joseph Hospital Bauer Frank Pawlak Florentio Garcia Rastiawn St Tve Force Police Department Garela Pawlak

Freeze-thaw weight limits threaten Spencer plant closure

State freeze thaw rule may halt loads to Spencer Manufacturing Co, triggering plant layoffs. Debates over road safety vs. supply needs follow meetings with Columbus officials. A 21 day to two week delay could strain steel deliveries and force temporary layoffs, with creditors awaiting refinancing plans.

Amherst consent needed to fund Rt. 254 project inclusion

State Highway Director Masheter said Rt 254 could enter the 1964 65 biennial program if Amherst passes a consent ordinance. Amherst would pay utility moves and a share of construction and maintenance, with possible concessions. Plans for the project are 9 percent complete and awaiting council action next Monday.

Amherst State Highway Department Pearly Masketer Masheter C. H. Makeever Amsherst Rt. 57 Mremke i Baumihart Rd Amiherst Council

Port Hart plant planned in wartime ghetto uprising tribute

President Kennedy urged nations to join April 21 observances marking the 20th anniversary of the Warsaw ghetto uprising. Two British firms plan to build a plant at Port Hart, while a proclamation in Eastern Nigeria hailed the event as a chapter in human heroism.

Washington LPI Kemnedy Ovasi Lagos Jare Port Hart Nigeria

Medina clerk released on $10,000 bond amid embezzlement case

Medina County authorities report Mrs. Ann Thiem, Medina Municipal Court clerk, posted a $10,000 bond and was released after a weeklong investigation into missing trusteeship funds alleged to total thousands of dollars. Arson charges and the investigation connected to the missing funds were referenced by Prosecuting Attorney James Fore and other officials as the case advanced toward the April grand jury.

Siedina Ann Thiem Brunswick Medina Municipal South Court St Medina County Grand Jury Thiemis Medita Lafter Medina James Brown James Fore Thiem Harold Carter Carter Medina Vol David R. Goldthorpe Setiuntser Fred Hazen Mito Mae Jack Finegold Cleveland Them Francis Blvd Brouswick Medina County Marie Pfaun Tan. I

Man reports car top slashed in trusteeship dispute

Thien Fields 25 head of the trusteeship department at Face Fields testified that two years ago he faced financial difficulty and that a creditor damaged his 1960 convertible while it was parked in Colson Co lot on Cedar Street. He found five slashes and two holes opened the rear window.

Ous Thien Hver a+ frarshaw Chemical Co Colson Co Cedar Fields

Pikey case standoff deepens as Amherst board resists reexamination

The Amherst Police Pension Board declares the Pikey disability grant final, while Mayor Janik presses for an annual review and questions legal validity. Solicitor Martinek cites state law. Janik hints at court action. The dispute centers on a 1900 amendment and ongoing pension payments totaling around $70,000 by age 63.

Amberss Paul Pikey Amherst Police Frank Janik Amherst Richard J. Mertinek Pikey Janik Pension Board Martinek Sion Martine Harold Washka New Madrid Washka Motvation City Safety Service Carl Wenrich Henry Kane Pakey State Work Men’s Compensation Bureau Martinek Sald Kane Aler Kane Pike Karl Mulder Wenrich

Practical nurse grads urged to serve community nation

Elyria's Practical Nursing School graduation carried a call for nurses to stay active in the community and uphold the profession. Miss Leora Fretter urged grads to wear their caps with pride while Mrs Ruth Cooksey and Mrs Hilda Dobbins received awards and praised the program’s training at Lakewood and Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Teevens Leora Fretter Lakewoods Place Hospital NiSa Ith Graduat Jwomen School of Elyria Hslda Dobbins Elena High School Auditorum Idictorian Feetter Ruth Cooksey Aval Altimore Sirs aLvrge Donald Haas Empios Pracher Freiier Joramins George Miraben Ralph Practical Nursing School Presid Saunder Second St Nancy Lawrence J. Jezen Ski John F. Wilbert Charles V. Neeson Johns Snyder C. Edwards Turbing the Peace Motor Board of Education Elyria Educational System Harold A. Zealley Elyria Memorial Hospital Cense Edwards M. Janeltions Lakewood School Practical Nursing Sum Felowme Mpcauns Ohio Practical Nurse Elyna Harold Zealles Dor Bauer Florence Borocz Judith Brown Hilda Dobbins Alice Elsworth Sharron

Police charge Elyrian with false information

Snyder claimed his drivers license was valid when applying, but Bureau of Motor Vehicles records show a suspension beginning February 2, 1960, for driving under the influence. The safety division notes the suspension lasts until April 13, 1963, due to failure to comply with the financial responsibility law.

Snyder Bureau of Motor Vehiccles

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