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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1970
Page
2
Local brief notes and short items from the Chronicle Telegram dated March 19 include community updates, weather glimpses, and small notices. Names and specifics are limited in the fragment.
David Richards died last night at St Charles Hospital after remaining unconscious since a traffic accident on September 13, 1967. He was 17 and the son of Joseph Richards, a city councilman from Rossford. Richards was riding to school with friends when the car overturned on Lime Road.
Ohio House approved a bill to prevent school closures from financial shortfalls. It would let districts borrow against operating levies immediately after Senate passage, aiming to avert emergencies like Fremont where taxes paid in advance enabled temporary funding. The measure, largely GOP supported, originated with Rep. Donald Pease of Oberlin.
Ronald Welch pleaded guilty to armed robbery at the Cheese House in Vermilion on July 1 and stealing $84. He was committed to Lima State Hospital as a psychopathic offender. After release his transfer to Mansfield Reformatory follows for an indeterminate term.
An Elyria woman 25 of 1065 Garden St sustained minor injuries after a 1 pm crash on Kennedy Memorial Parkway. She said braking for a traffic signal at West Rover Street caused loss of control, crossing a median, striking a utility pole. Police charged reckless operation. car damage was heavy. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
North Ridgeville resident Keith Byers reported his car at Elyna City Discount Center was broken into and 19 worth of bowling equipment taken. Thieves broke a vent window to grab a bowling bag bowling ball shoes and 15 to 20 starts.
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