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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
17
A reader 48 years old reports wiggling eye spots that drift and sometimes vanish. The doctor urges a full physical exam, then an eye specialist, explains vitreous floaters are common and usually harmless, though serious eye trouble cannot be ruled out.
Patrolmen W Robert Bates and Vincent P O'Brien of the Elyria Police Department Youth Bureau will attend the 12th annual Juvenile Officers Training Conference in Columbus March 23 25 under sponsorship of the Elyria and East Elyria Kiwanis Clubs Bates president of the Ohio Police Juvenile Officers Association said the conference organized by the Ohio Youth Commission aims to inform juvenile and probation officers of the latest developments to combat juvenile delinquency and improve understanding of youth.
New London officials extended two land options for a proposed reservoir for six months. The Kirkpatrick farm near Towntine Road is priced at 70 000 with a 1 option payment. the 1 acre Kirkpatrick parcel is priced at 2 450 with a 2 option payment.
Lorain to study a suggestion the school district help fund the Civil Service Commission. City Solicitor Hritsko cited state law allowing contributions, while board member Tomasek argued payment is optional. The board also moved to request income tax funds not be diverted from libraries, rescinded a $500,000 investment resolution, paid bills, reviewed media centers, and hired two new teachers Malva Canada and Richard Carter at $7,000 yearly each.
Firelands teachers association asked the school board to place a May 2 levy on the ballot. The request followed a unanimous teacher vote at a meeting with 50 of 88 teachers present, all members of the association, citing the need for quality education. Superintendent Groth noted current funds are insufficient and cited Senate Bill 407 as potential support for a short term levy.
Wakeman Mayor Paul Burns told village council that Columbia Gas Co. gas shortage measures aim to spur more well drilling. He attended a March 6 Bellevue meeting where officials explained shortages and rate hikes expected to affect Wakeman. Burns suggested the aim is to loosen funds for suppliers to drill more wells.
New London receives word that the hospital improved its financial position last month. Don O'Dell reports all bills paid, a 1140 note retired early, and enough cash on hand for the next payroll. A 4510 payment to Jennings and Charella reduces contractor balance to 2000. Blue Cross Medicare Desk Audit paid 4000 with 2272 expected soon. three new doctors join staff.
A reader horoscope section offers Pisces through Aquarius daily guidance and lists numerous local couples and individuals with addresses and occupations in Lorain. The notices include names such as Darrell L. Hamilton Nancy J. Sparks Charles E. Birchfield Jr. Edna M. Shearer Jerry W. Butdorf and many others, pairing them for marriage or partnerships and providing street details.
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