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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
6
Johnson criticizes Elyria for lacking an income tax and funds to spur development. He cites plans for an industrial park, downtown improvements, bridges, and a $5,000 capital improvements fund as evidence the city cannot advance without broader revenue. He argues leadership must push a long range program.
The proposal lists items exempt from blue law restrictions on Sundays including foods, beverages, eggs, milk, fruit, vegetables, bakery goods, processed meats, cooking fuel, newspapers, magazines, film, fuels, lubricants, non dairy, and certain vehicle parts. Also includes funeral supplies, garden items, sporting equipment, fair sales, and emergency repair parts.
Lorain police arrested a 17 year old Toledo youth at 2:33 am as they checked a reported burglary at Servi Creamery 3045 Clinton Ave. He hid under a truck and admitted four more Lorain break ins including taverns a grocery and a delicatessen. James K Frame 19 of 2156 East 28th St was named as lookout by an 11 year old.
Ohio officials discuss a proposed Grand Reservoir near Geneva Ashtabula County as part of the Lake Erie Canal project. The 29 mile long 7 mile wide lake would cover about 76 000 acres and be fed by a 150 foot dam at Harpersfield potentially boosting recreation and rail ore coal traffic. The project is funded by a 506 000 grant for 1962 63 and Ohio maintains a neutral stance pending full facts.
The General Assembly plans a calm end to the week in Columbus, considering only minor bills. Key actions include a House move to enter the interstate compact on vehicle equipment safety, and Senate efforts to curtail scope of negligence cases and age requirements for school entrants.
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