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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1967

Page

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Fierce battles flare around Da Nang and Gio Linh in Vietnam

UPI reports heavy fighting south of the DMZ as Marines clash with North Vietnamese forces near Gio Linh and Con Thien. Mortars, rocket fire, and armor support accompany a major assault near Da Nang with at least 130 enemy dead and several American casualties feared. A transport plane crash near Da Nang killed eight on a U.S. education study group. names withheld.

SAIGON U.S Gio Linh Da Nang DMZ North South Vietnam United States university city of Hue

Ohio airport authorities seek expanded legal powers

The Ohio General Assembly may define and expand the legal status and powers of regional airport authorities. A bill drafted by Lorain County official Raymond Muzilla and presented to Ohio Aviation Director Norman Crabtree would elevate authorities to par with political subdivisions, allowing them to seek voter funding for expansion and operations.

Ohio 107th General Assembly Lorain County Raymond A. Muzilla Ohio Aviation Norman Crabtree Columbus Crabtree general assembly McCray Chronicle Telegram

Building trades negotiations set wage rise under $1

Local building trades unions plan wage and fringe benefits gains under one dollar per hour over three years as negotiations start here and in Cleveland for new contracts within weeks. The unions aim to secure better terms while keeping costs manageable.

GEORGE KUEBLER Cleveland

Disease claims millions as Mao era clamp tightens

Shanghai radio says doctors and nurses urged to act as contagious diseases erupt in China. Peking declares new revolutionary worker congress as health conditions worsen amid the cultural revolution. Refugees in Hong Kong report impact from the pestilence and pressure on medical staff blamed for missteps.

HONG KONG UPI Shanghai Radio king Radio revolutionary workers Red Guard Communist party Mao Tse-tung Mao SHANGHAI Peking New China News Agency China

Good Friday Observances amid Bleak Jerusalem Weather

Thousands of pilgrims march toward Calvary under stormy conditions in Jerusalem. Pilgrims gather as tensions divide Arab and Jewish areas, with ceremonies at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and bells silenced in mourning.

JERUSALEM Jordan UPI Calvary Jesus Christ Christ Church of the Holy Sepulchre Beirut Lebanon United Nations Holy Jerusalems

County orders general tax reappraisal for Lorain County

The State Board of Tax Appeals ordered a new general real estate reappraisal in Lorain County dated March 21 to start within 60 days and finish by June 30, 1970. The move follows six year practice, with Auditor Joseph J. Mitock unavailable for comment.

Lorain County State Board of Tax Appeals Joseph J. Mitock Mitock

County airport plans loom as threefold Lorain headache

Lorain County commissioners face a three part problem over the proposed airport Elyria has not posted its 200000 commitment Oberlin objects to location over noise and a school on Murray Ridge Road raises concerns The panel worries Elyria may jeopardize a 39000 federal grant and plans may need adjusting if funds fall short Jerry Keron remains silent and cautious while the others assess the situation

Lorain County Elyria Oberlin Murray Ridge Road Commission Ludwig M. Pincura Lorain city J. Norman Thompson Jerry Keron

Trial and sentencing of Jesus amid Jerusalem Passover crowds

Editor notes the final installment on Jesus case detailing his trial and sentencing as crowds throng Jerusalem for Passover. Pontius Pilate confronts Jesus while temple officials push for crucifixion amid a crowded, tense city. Old world politics and religious factions collide in the narrative backdrop.

Jesus bamenity Jerusalem Caesar Pontius Pilate Pilate Tiberius praétorium Wavine Josephus

Ohio Bond Commission Faces Court Test Over Ballot

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said Richland County Election Board in Mansfield withheld ballots for the Ohio Bond Commission proposal to test validity. The board acted at the administration's request to seek an Ohio Supreme Court ruling ahead of the May 2 primary. An early decision would be sought from Atty. Gen. Saxbe.

Ohio Bond Commission Brown Ohio Supreme Court Ohio Atty. Gen William B. Saxbe Supreme Court

Board of Education rebid opens for high school addition

Columbia Board of Education announces a rebid opening for the high school addition on page 4. Grafton Board of Public Affairs discusses treating quarry water in the algae battle on page 18. Outdoor pages 12 and 13 cover ice fishing on Lake Erie and a drive south of Elyria with Lorain County anglers, plus topics on tackle, trophy fish, Everglades threats, and a firearms proposal.

COLUMBIA Board of Education GRAFTON Board of Public Affair Lake Erie Elyria Everglades

Weather outlook with cloudiness and warmth

Cloudy forecast with a high near 42 to 47 and partly cloudy night low around 34 to 39. Saturday brings mostly cloudy skies with light rain possible and warmer temps. Sunset today at 6 44 and sunrise tomorrow at 6 25. High around 35 at noon yesterday and a 23 degree low at 5 am today.

Take-home pay in a nineteenth century custom fades under tax laws

A concise note explains that take-home pay, once governed by a nineteenth century custom, has been overtaken or eliminated by modern tax regulations. The shift reflects changes in how wages are calculated and distributed after deductions.

Apollo delay lets astronauts study and train for future missions

Apollo program faces postponement after the Apollo 1 fire as NASA dissolves Apollo 2 and 3 crews and postpones flight schedules. Armstrong says delays will be used to strengthen the program and catch up on research before new flights.

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