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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1967
Page
3
Strikes by nonteaching staff at Ohio University led to a two week early spring break for 15 000 students in Athens Ohio. Bank runs and traffic jams disrupted campus life as President Vernon R Alden defended the move to preserve health and safety standards.
A lively Lorain High School production of Oklahoma! charms with strong vocal teamwork and humor. Ada Annie, Will Parker, Aunt Eller, Curly, Laurey, Jud Fry, and ensembles deliver solid performances as the story unfolds with energy and period spirit.
In Amherst Lorain and surrounding areas 20 seniors and 12 juniors were inducted into the Marion L. Steele chapter of the National Honor Society during an afternoon assembly. The ceremony included candle-lighting and remarks on the four pillars of scholarship character service and leadership.
About 500 people mainly youths viewed exhibits from schools industry and business at Elyria Science Days 1987 as 400 student displays drew attention to projects in biology chemistry general science math and physics. Judging began with 36 judges as organizers expect a larger crowd Sunday.
Lorain and Amherst Chambers of Commerce join the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority in backing the county airport plan. A joint conference is planned, with Amherst endorsing the project as essential for regional development. Delegates will attend a FAA hearing in Cleveland next Tuesday.
Editor's note explains stopping distance by comparing a car's braking surface to a 12 inch square sheet of paper. It illustrates friction limits, tire contact area, vehicle mass, and reaction time, noting a typical 60 mph stop can require about a football field plus reaction time.
In Mansfield Ohio production lines at a General Motors parts plant returned to full operation after a wildcat walkout led by UAW Steward Frank Petty Jr ended Friday as workers followed him back. The three week campaign hurt the GM parts pipeline and caused layoffs of 219000 at 94 GM plants. Petty faces contempt charges and seeks a new attorney for himself and 11 co‑defendants.
Lorain County will see twenty men called for induction in April as part of Ohio Selective Service plans. Statewide gross call is 680 with 476 to be inducted, about 70 percent of registrants entering service. Lorain’s share suggests at least fourteen will wear uniforms.
Ashland College launches a 1.5 million fund drive under the theme ACcent on the Individual. The Lorain County alumni and parent drive began with a kickoff dinner at the Holiday Inn and will be led by a list of named alumni and parents from Elyria Wellington Lorain Oberlin Amherst Lorain Avon Lake and Vermilion.
Debate over the Community Development Department and CPA continues in Lorain as a mild-mannered council session attempts to patch a rift between Community Development Director Richard Starr and CPA executive D. James Brademas. Officials warn that a funding question looms over the dispute.
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