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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

Page

14

Private audit veto divides Elyria council and mayor

Mayor Leonard Reichlin vetoed an ordinance to hire Ernst and Ernst for a private audit of Elyria's books at 817 750. Democrats and Republicans clashed as Jack R Gray broke party lines to support the measure 6 to 4. Kellogg criticized the proposal saying a state audit already covers the books.

Elyria Leonard P. Reichlin Jack R. Gray D-4 Cleveland Ernst and Ernst Safety Service James T. Tracey Peat, Marwick and Mitchell Krueck Ernst Ohio Kellogg Council Ernst and Scribner L. Fauver Fauver

Amherst seeks $2 million in utilities head termination suit

Henry Gordon sues Amherst asking $2 million over his dismissal as utilities superintendent after 28 years in office. The suit names Mayor Marvin Davis, secretary Roberta Davis, and Safety Service Director Thomas Clark, argues due process and retirement benefits were violated. Gordon seeks declaratory judgment and $2 million total damages, amid mayoral statements backing the termination for perceived fitness.

Amherst Marvin Davis Roberta Davis Safety Service Thomas Clark Henry Gordon Gordon Clark Davis Lorain County Chronicle-Telegram Utilities Department

Mosher to Meet Public at YWCA Open House

U S Rep Charles A Mosher R 13 meets the public at 4 p m Sunday in Holly Hall sponsored by the YWCA Public Affairs Committee The session invites open debate on Vietnam policy and withdrawal with Mosher answering questions from the floor.

U.S Charles A. Mosher Vietnam YWCA The Holly Hall Mosher

Goldfish Bowl Credited With Extinguishing Woodland Ave Fire

A wood bowl of goldfish is credited with extinguishing a small blaze at 601 Woodland Ave in Elyria. Firefighters arrived around 11:00 p.m. Sunday to Rolland Wolk’s home after ashes in a tray ignited a stand. The fish bowl shattered spilling water and dousing the fire. The fate of the goldfish is unclear and the fire damaged the stand and telephone line.

Woodland Avenue Elyria Rolland Wolk Woodland Ave Chronicle-Telegram

Bowen accuses Journal of printing half truths over college cutbacks

Lorain Community College President Thomas D. Bowen denounces the Journal for rumors and half truths about staff reductions. He says two posts were eliminated and one vice president position vacated, while insisting the board acted within Ohio law and college policy to strengthen enrollment and services. The Journal defends its reporting and the public’s right to know executive salaries.

Bowen Journal Lorain Community College Thomas D. Bowen Lorain Journal Board of Trustee the Journal Irving Leibowitz

Lorain County Board Approves Large Mental Health Budget

The Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Retardation approved a fiscal year budget of 524,050 starting July 4, 971, nearly doubling the current budget. Local funds include 151,614 from United Community Services and 91,000 from county commissioners. state matching funds are sought to cover the remainder. The plan adds two new professionals and expands contract work with Walter G. Nord Guidance Centers, plus 100,000 for Youth Services Inc. drug abuse efforts.

Lorain County United Community Services Youth Services Inc Bwice James Mental Health Board Walter G. Nord

GOP bid to redistrict loses in tie

A Democratic Elyria redistricting plan will go to the Lorain County Board of Elections directly, after a 5-5 council vote left no action. Council President Smith was absent, erasing the Republican majority, with plans set to take effect in 1973.

Tracey Fauver Eugene B. Smith Peat, Marwick Mitchell Kenneth A. Krueck D-2 GOP Elyria Lorain County Council Kosma J. Glavas Safety Service James T. Tracey Safety-Service Ne — of Council Board of Elections

Airport drag strip planned at Lorain County Airport

Harold A. West, president of Lorain County Regional Airport Authority, reported at an Elyria Chamber forum that negotiations continue with a group to rent runway space for a drag strip. The FAA opposes closing the main runway, so a new site on airport land near Albrecht Road is being considered to keep the runway open and possibly generate income.

Lorain County Harold A. West Lorain County Regional Airport Lorain Earl Griffith Russia Road Federal Aviation Administration West Present Talks FAA Albrecht Road Airport Authority

Slipped Disc Pain And Local Social Notes In Elyria

Don Kleinhenz of Barber Motors reports a slipped disc causing back pain and a limp after an injury described to a Chronicle telegram reader. Tom Rowley recounts a fall from an icy curb, fracturing his left leg and ankle, with a lengthy hospital stay. Elyria businesswomen form a monthly Fellowship Breakfast Club led by Rev G Mae Booth and Evelyn Bell, planning a May 25 gathering at Mac's Restaurant to gauge interest. Alex Altfeld chairs Elyria Belting and TURN TO PAGE 22. COL, Tears par QANMHIVE

Don Kleinhenz N. Abberd Barber Motors Tom Rowley Madison Statement Rowley Elyvia G. Mae Booth First United Methodist Church Evelyn Bell Bell Co Mac’s Booth Bell Elyria Northern Savings & Loan Co Jon

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Dale C. Kellogg Scribner L. Fauger Reichlin Oberlin College Robert W. Fuller Fuller Rob Thomas Chronicle ‘Telegram County Mental Health Board Oks Russ Davies Don Abe Alex Altfeld Elyria Belting
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