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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
9
The weatherman warned of glazed roads and sporadic freezing rain across Lorain County. Main routes remained passable but slippery and three schools in New London Firelands and Western Reserve closed, with Mapleton near Rochester staying in session.
More than 400 Romeo Facility employees and guests attend a Zero Defects rally in Elyria High School auditorium where Maj. Gen. Gerald F. Keeling from USAF Systems Command speaks on preventing errors. Executives from Lear Siegler and Romeo listen as students perform skits about a missile facility's production problems and the benefits of the Zero Defects program.
Judge Henry P Webber led about 30 residents at the Lorain County courthouse to back two May 4 levies for a larger juvenile detention facility. An 8 of a mill, one year, would fund construction about $604000. a 3 of a mill, five years, would fund operation about $225000 annually. The plan aims to house 70 youths, with potential use as a therapeutic center if approved. Local ministers and school leaders spoke in support or offered involvement and funds from various groups, with no fund drive planned.
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court an appeal from Carlisle Township trustees’ incorporation action was filed by Elizabeth W. Thomas Robson Road challenging procedures. The trustees had held the petition compliant and 1125 signatures sought incorporation as the Village of Carlisle Ridge. The county commissioners paused action awaiting prosecutor guidance under a new state law. all records must now go to court for review.
A Brunswick man Robert H. Smith age 31 died in a head on collision with a westbound stock truck driven by Henry Frambach 24 of Medina on Route 303 near Valley City at about 8 30 p m yesterday. Smith was driving east in a Corvair at high speed when he crossed centerline. Frambach was listed in satisfactory condition at Medina Community Hospital.
Automobile owners must purchase new plates by next Wednesday midnight or risk police stopping them and fines or tow. Plates available at the Auto License Bureau 543 Broad St 8 am to 6 pm daily except Sunday. Also at Elyria AAA 116 West Ave and Lake Ave Floor Covering 2075 Lake Ave with varied hours.
Lorain officials clash over who should investigate alleged cheating in police chief Civil Service tests. Lawmakers debate mayor, state Personnel Board, or council inquiry while emphasizing the matter must be addressed.
Elyria moves toward federal approval for a 150 unit senior citizen housing project in downtown. Mayor Sanford and LMHA director Ashley say the plan involves new one floor living on about three acres near downtown, with construction for low income elderly. Final HHFA approval expected in about two weeks as city and LMHA work through land and regulatory steps.
Local leaders meet with Gerald Weller of TAG Airline to study air freight and passenger service from Elyria Airport on Middle Ave. TAG, based in Cleveland, could fly Aztec aircraft with five crew to Elyria if service proceeds. Weller urges Elyria to embrace the air age as key to future growth.
Oberlin resident James J. Ward pleaded innocent on entrapment grounds to a charge of buying raw furs without a permit. Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe found Ward guilty after Ward did not testify in his own defense, with sentencing set for April 12.
Richard Reising, 34, of RD 1 Berlin Heights, was listed in fair condition at Amherst Hospital after his car left the right side of Baumhart Rd a half mile north of the Ohio Turnpike at 3 40 a m. The vehicle crossed a ditch and overturned. Reising was southbound from Lorain Ford Assembly plant on his way home when the crash occurred, State Patrol said.
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