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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1970
Page
2
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Lorain and nearby towns, detailing the deaths of Nellie Mounts and others, with ages, relatives, residences, and funeral arrangements. Entries list churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes including Hempel Norwalk and Reidy-Scanlan Lorain, with service dates and visitation hours.
U S Representative Charles A. Mosher announces a series of post election listening sessions. The first in Lorain County Court House features private interviews optional for academy candidates and no appointments required. Sessions also set for Lorain Macedonia Medina Barberton and North Royalton with dates from this week through Nov. 12.
Heartfelt thanks for support after the death of James G M Waison. We appreciate kind words, sympathy from friends and neighbors, Curtis Funeral Home, the First Assembly of God, pallbearers, and flower donors. Your care helped us through this difficult time.
Elyria Memorial announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Larry Lacrosse of 188 Oakdale Drive South Amherst on Tuesday.
Four large main hall windows at Wellington High School were smashed during a Sunday night power failure by youths throwing bricks. A neighbor saw them flee in a car. a school board member reported the incident to Wellington police. The damage is covered by vandalism insurance.
Lorain superintendent Calta announces a zero tolerance policy toward troublemakers as clashes between black and white students at Admiral King and Lorain High lead to closures and demands for Black studies, officers, and teachers. Black and white groups staged sit ins and meetings to air grievances while officials threaten police removal and truancy actions.
Firelands district voters reject a 7 mill operating levy for the fourth time in a year by 1090 to 788 statewide. Lorain County 947 to 647 Erie County 243 to 141. Superintendent Groth says revenue is needed to preserve current standards, not raise them.
Lorain County Sheriff Vernon M. Smith announced the promotion of Deputy Donald Darmos to sergeant. Darmos, a five year veteran, leads the Bomb Squad and will advance training in New York City this month and Huntsville Alabama in January for advanced bomb detection and disposal courses.
U S. mirror system allows Virgin Islands to read the Internal Revenue Code as if enacted for the territory substituting Virgin Islands for United States. Appeals Court rejects Virgin Islands aim to restrict Western Hemisphere trade deductions to Virgin Islands corporations. The court warns the policy could allow mainland firms to qualify for outsized tax benefits and erode U S. tax collection.
North Olmsted voters rejected a 7.7 mill additional tax for the North Olmsted School District. The defeat came with about 4,938 ballots in favor versus 6.4 to 1 against per Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. The levy would have raised roughly $0 for the district and sparked concerns over potential increases.
Three area contestants will appear on WJW-TV Truth or Consequences week of Nov 9 Rosemary Griffiths Richard J Hemmer and Linda Goltz will be videotaped with Bob Barker in Cleveland. Elyria Lions Club officials report retirements and moves including Arthur Lapp and Helen Lapp moving to Florida and Charles Gates retiring from Bendix Westinghouse.
Mrs. Margaret Ware Kahliff of Elyria says her brother Dale Bumpers is predicted to win Arkansas governor as results show him ahead of incumbent Winthrop Rockefeller 281388 to 142271 with 81 percent of precincts reporting. Bumpers, a Charleston lawyer, led the Democratic nomination over Orval Faubus last year.
Vermilion voters rejected a city charter amendment that would create four wards for council elections and three at large members. The measure failed 1,480 to 838, with terms for two years and provisions on qualifications, leadership selection, and council procedures.
Vermilion voters approved two fire department levies, a 1 mill renewal 1,374 to 987 and a 1 mill additional levy 1,206 to 1,119, for five years. A 1.5 mill health levy failed 788 to 643 across Erie and Lorain Counties.
Monday notes list Franklyn Wright of 142 Actumty Street and Terry Sams of Grand Ave along with Samuel Stephens of 7210 South Main Street as discharge or transfer entries. The fragment references DDCMARGES and RO 2 with limited context on duties or departments.
Oberlin Allen ARC Mra Donaki SOLUS and son at 80 W Loram Street listed along with Mrs Ronald McKINNEY and daughter at 1956 Professor S Mra Reseed GAUMAN and Iren gmin RD J Wakeman Hage ZIMMER 6 W Ted Elyria Artier MONTEZ.
Two school levies in Milan were defeated at the polls. A 2-mill operating levy was rejected and a 1-mill permanent improvements levy, to run for five years, was also defeated by voters 1147 to 815. The measures were part of the Berlin-Milan Local School District ballot.
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