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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1970

Page

5

Board seeks May revote on mental health levy split plan

Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Retardation moved to place a 0.5 mill mental health levy on the May ballot by itself and keep a separate 1 mill levy for mental retardation for a November vote. Confusion in wording led to defeats in May and November, with officials noting tax aversion and vague program ideas as factors. Also reported, UPI says Customs agents seized 37,212 pounds of illicit drugs in July through September, more than double last year’s three-month total.

Lorain County Mental Health Board Washington UPI Customs Bureau

Health unit pushes drug alcohol fight in county programs

Lorain County Mental Health Board backs countywide drug abuse and alcoholism initiatives. Youth Services of Lorain County Inc plans a countywide program with board sponsorship to tap state funds, while Mandala shifts under Youth Services to qualify. The Lorain County Council on Alcoholism pursues federal grants, opening new offices and awaiting federal requirements.

William Kerns Youth Services of Lorain County Inc Youth Services LINK Elyria Mandala Lorain KERNS Mental Health Board United Community Services Project Lorain County Gehlmann Alcoholism Council County Poverty

Two more units to be withdrawn from Vietnam

The USS Command identified 1295 American personnel slated for redeployment from Vietnam as phase five. The 920 man 3rd Battalion 12th Infantry of the 4th Infantry Division and the 37 man 2nd Aviation Battalion of the 28th Infantry have stood down to pack for home and will leave before Christmas.

Vermilion youth restores vandalized street signs

Garth Grob 19, son of local council member, found vandalized street signs and repaired them. He cleaned rust repainted and returned them to the city prompting a letter of appreciation. Grob works at Parsons Marine and Industrial Service and plans to save for Bowling Green State University.

Garth Grob William R. Grob W. River Road Garth Grob Council Arth Parsons Marine and Industrial Service Vermilion Vermilion High School Firelands Bowling Green State University Huron

Oberlin elects Wisconsin sociologist as alumni trustee

Joseph W. Elder of the University of Wisconsin becomes an Oberlin College alumni trustee starting Jan 1, succeeding Carl T. Rowan. Elder, a 1951 Oberlin graduate, has directed the South Asia Language and Area Center at Wisconsin and led the College Year in India program.

Oberlin Joseph W. Elder Department of University of Wisconsin Oberlin College Robert W. Fuller Elder Carl T. Rowan Washington, DC Wallace G Anderson Safe Services Procter & Gamble Co Cincinnati Lows B. Peirce Thompson, Hine and Flory Cleveland Madurai South India Harvard University India American Institute For Indian Studies Ford Foundation Shans Memorial Fund

Oberlin budget cuts threaten summer music theatre program

Oberlin College may not stage the Oberlin Music Theatre next year after the Administrative Budget Committee trimmed subsidies. The six member panel cited an $11.5 million budget and a $40,000 deficit across five shows. Director Roy Lazarus noted solid attendance but limited outside funding and contributions from Lorain County. A news conference was planned to discuss future plans.

Oberlin Oberlin Music Theater Oberlin Colege Roy Lazarus Oberlin Music Theatre Lazarus Ohio Ohio Arts Council Lorain County

Officials restate EHS positions on student demands

Officials reiterated Elyria High School positions in response to a November 5 letter from Black student leaders to Principal Charles R. Miller. The restatement aims to clarify the situation but does not reflect changes in core thinking.

Elyria High School EHS Charles R. Miller

Seven year old Lisa Jeter rescues herself from choking

In Lorain last night seven year old Lisa Jeter swallowed a rubber band and began choking. Her mother called the fire department rescue squad but Lisa coughed it up before responders arrived. She was reported fully recovered this morning. The incident follows a week of school rule changes at Lorain High aimed at restoring order amid racial tensions and a planned National Negro History Week assembly.

Lorain Lisa Jeter Lisa William Jeter Elyria Ave Fire Department

Golden Wedding Anniversary Noted For Chuck Wragg and Family

Russ Davies Charles and Alexina Wragg celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last Sunday. Chuck Wragg, once an Amherst and South Amherst standout outfielder, played for Amherst and Elyria teams before joining Elyria City Team. His brothers Len and Al Wragg were involved, with Al as a pitcher. Chuck retired from Standard Screw Western Automatic Division.

Charles Alexina Wragg Chuck Wragg Amherst Chuck South Amherst Elyria Richwind Ice Creams Elyria City Jackie Ambrose Ralph (Boog) Reynolds Len Wragg

Elyria Nears Parking Structure Linked to County Building

City council moved toward allowing a 700000 parking structure tied to a 3 million County administration building on Middle Avenue. The ordinance addresses air rights above the lot as two lawsuits challenge the agreement, with briefs due by November 2.

Elyria Middle Avenue Third Street Temple Court Scribner L. Fauver Ratlarge Fauver

Settlement Reached in Black Parents School Board Talks

An accord emerged after a week of tension as black parents and the Lorain school board settled 12 demands. The principal and assistant principal at Admiral King High faced no resignation. Officials reported progress including an orientation plan for teachers and administrators to improve relations with black students.

Lorain Jacob Freeney Jack P. Mercer Admiral King High School Richard Ackerman David Richards Earl Woodings Rial Ok A Cer

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