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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

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Court OKs pact for Elyria Lorain County building project

Common Pleas Judge James McCrystal approved a joint plan financing a $3 million county administration building and a $700,000 parking deck in Elyria. Beal seeks appeal, claiming the deal harms Elyria taxpayers while he challenged the injunction.

Elyria Lorain County Common Pleas James McCrystal Sandusky Wendell C Beal Elvnn Beal Hawthorne Ave McCrystal Elynia Savings and Trust Albert Hoguet Thomas Smith Loram County Elyna

Catholic schools' funding debate escalates nationwide

A UPI survey reviews the tug of war over Catholic school finances as red ink grows. Reports touch on potential federal aid, cost pressures, and the impact of funding on programs amid tax and policy constraints.

UPI

Nixon faces clash over Japan textile offer

President Nixon rejected a Japanese proposal to limit noncotton textile exports to the United States for three years, citing with current export levels. He plans to seek legislation to roll back imports to 1965 levels, drawing praise from the textile industry while Rep Wilbur Mills pledges no quota bill will pass without his approval. Mills leads the House Ways and Means Committee and signals strong free trade opposition.

Washington LPI Nixon Congress United States Wilbur D Mills D-Ark House Wars and Means Miles Mills

SST Debate Highlights Support and Skepticism for SST Program

The Senate Appropriations Committee heard advocates including Rickover and Armstrong argue for and against the SST. Rickover warned against distorted scientific facts while Armstrong cited Soviet and global interest. Nobel laureate Samuelson called the SST economically and humanly unjust, while Singer acknowledged some atmospheric pollutants but deemed their impact minor in the overall balance.

Weather Update Mild and Cloudy With Light Showers

Weather room reports milder conditions with variable cloudiness. Highs reach the upper 30s to low 40s, tonight shows cloudy skies with a chance of light snow or rain, lows near 38. Tomorrow turns partly cloudy and warmer with highs near 48 and lows around 38. Precipitation chances 28 percent today, 40 tonight, 20 tomorrow. Winds east to southeast 3 to 15 mph today, southeast 3 to 16 mph tonight, southerly 10 to 15 mph tomorrow. Sunset 6:29 p.m. Sunrise 6:40 a.m.

Dead dog tied to police death in Oberlin crash

Investigators consider a swerved crash after a dead dog was found near the scene on Hamilton Street and rim damage suggests loss of control. Officer Robert B. Woodall, 24, was killed in the one car collision in Oberlin early Wednesday.

Dog Oberlin Josh Stroup Ptl Robert B. Woodall South Professor St Woodall Hamilton Street Russia State Highway Patrol Nowery

Midview names grid coach after West nonrenewal

Phil Sheffield was named head football coach at Midview High School replacing Tom West who was not rehired. Sheffield, in year two of a three year contract at Clearview High School, has not resigned there yet. He compiled a 29 14 6 record at Clearview and led a Lakeland Conference title in 1968.

Phil Sheffield Midview High School Ed Adelsberg Sheffield Clearview High School Clearview William R. Gillies Midview Tom West Lakeland

Ohio to draft 100 doctors by July under Nixon order

Ohio officials warn a 100 physician draft by July 1 could create serious service gaps. Most inductees will receive notices in April and May with the rest by July 1, as deferments are now banned. Officials cite an intolerable situation and possible chaos in some regions while noting the selection proceeds by age and medical-school timing.

Columbus UPI Armed Forces Ohio Ohio Selective Service System Sax! Loday Richard Thomas Nixon Edgar Selective Service Edgar Bul

Six Lorain County doctors eligible for draft

Six doctors in Lorain County are eligible for the 100 doctor draft under Selective Service. Washington's office will determine which local doctors are drafted by name. Five physicians three dentists and one osteopath are listed as eligible in the Lorain board area. Some must have new physical examinations before final eligibility. Local boards said they will not know which doctors are drafted until call from Washington arrives. A special requirement allows doctors dentists and osteopaths to be drafted up to age 35.

Armed Services Thomas Lorain County Oto Selective Service Washington Selective Service Office Lorain Selective Service Board Mary Claar Manion Zink Elvira Zink

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