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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1978
Page
7
The Chronicle Telegram letters defend Doug Spitzer over a flag incident and praise his honesty. They urge voter awareness on Charter changes and school funding, criticise board budgeting, endorse Tony Webner for state representative, condemn campaign literature on campus, and urge a Yes on Midview Issue 41 bond issue for local school funding.
A North Ridgeville resident argues that rejecting Bond Issue 63 for a replacement high school will lead to overcrowding, higher long term costs, and lower home values. The letter urges voting yes on November 7 to protect homes, fund education, and improve the community for children.
A Ridgeville official urges voters to approve Issue 63 for a new high school to house about 2,000 students. The note explains current facilities, overcrowding, planned 213,000 square feet, and an estimated $45 per square foot with projected 10 to 12 percent annual cost increases if delayed. The author endorses Tony Webner for state representative, praising integrity and willingness to challenge party pressures.
Lt. Georgia Philips named chief of detectives in Lincoln Park Michigan after 26 years on the force. She becomes the only woman on a 67 member force and will supervise 11 male detectives. Mary Ann Sendorf, Michigan's first licensed female plumber, earned her journeyman license after years working with her husband.
The 67 day Ohio school walkout ends as Logan School District nonacademic staff ratify a contract. Local 218 approves a 30 cent hourly raise a 10 cent night differential and wage reopener in one year. Meanwhile judge Stilwell keeps contempt hearings for 88 striking teachers on schedule and other districts resume talks.
Dublin Ohio AP report details 15 year old Tami Crabtree returning home after a 20 hour liver transplant at the University of Colorado Medical Center on July 15 and resuming life with plans to return to Dublin New Albany High School. She had a prior injury from being stepped on by a horse four years ago and endured spleen removal and an abscess. Roughly thirty relatives and classmates welcomed her at Port Columbus as fans including airline captain Jerry Wilbourn followed her case.
Ontario based Sound Proposition will headline the 20th annual barbershop concert at Lorain Palace Civic Center on Nov 18 at 8 p m. They perform with Elyria’s Sound Syndicate and Lorain’s Soundsations, plus the Golden Crescent Chorus of the Lorain chapter. Gene Pearce, a notable figure, won the 1976 western divisional small chorus title and received a 1977 outstanding chorus citation.
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