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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1972

Page

9

Poorest Ohio county bears draft era scars in Vietnam losses

In McArthur and Vinton County, Ohio, 13 ailing Vietnam dead mark a community of about 9,420 that recalls a draft inequity debate. Residents like Postmaster T. R. Boring and widow Mrs. Gerry Frye recall boys who went to war, while neighbors mourn and debate fairness, amid a county steeped in prior wars.

Mcarthur, Ohio McArthur Saigon Ohio Vinton County Vietnam Boring Gerry Frye Vinton SPC William A Maxwell Athens Virgil Griffy Creola Vinton County Consolidated High School Dave Bolender Gondwin Thomas E. Peacock SPS Roy R. Robinson

Lorain officials seek longer Great Lakes shipping season

Lorain Port Authority Secretary Edward Brohi will attend a December 5 6 seminar by the Winter Navigation Board to discuss extending the Great Lakes shipping season. The focus includes a three year 6.5 million feasibility program and potential new ice breakers to boost local employment and the economy. The conference will draw 2500 invited guests including lawmakers and regional and Canadian interests.

Lorain Winter Navigation Board Brohl WNB Corps of Engineers U.S Welland Canal Congress

Mother Goose Wins Wellington Parade Best of Show

In Wellington the Mother Goose Meat with costumed characters entered by the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority won best of show in the third annual Christmas parade. The Sam Katz Memorial trophy was presented by Mrs. Katz to her son Gene. Weather limited crowd size but several thousand watched. Multiple awards were given including best out of town units, best band, best float, and participation trophies for Wellington units.

Bolender Francis Peacock Tom Wellington Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sam Katz

Annual Elyria Christmas Parade Set for Santa Arrival

The annual parade sponsored by the Elyria Merchants Association and Jaycees features Santa Claus with bands floats and beauty queens. Grand Marshal R J Fitch Parade Marshall Maurice Flood and Miss Lorain County Judy Sulpizio attend. Judging at 1 p.m. trophies awarded for best floats. The route starts Lodi Street Parking Lot moves along West Avenue Broad Street East Avenue Second Street ending at Ely Park. Santa then visits the Candy Cane House in Ely Park. Mayor Leonard Reichlin greets Santa after the parade.

Santa Claus Elyria Merchants’ Association Jaycees R.J Fitch Maurice Flood Lorain County Judy Sulpizio Lorain Ely Park Richard Laubenthal Elyria Little Joe Boddy Lodi Street Elyria Catholic Tran Stallions Santa Leonard Reichlin West Avenue Broad Street Broad East Avenue Second Street Middle Avene

Midwest Bancorporation Eyes Takeover of Central Security

Harold G. Pyle, chief executive of Central Security, urges stockholders to consult the board before selling as Midwest Bancorporation of Cleveland moves to gain control of Central Security National Bank of Lorain County. Investors Wakefield and Rossman head a group holding 25 percent, stating plans to acquire a controlling interest while denying Midwest agency.

Midwest Bancorporation of Cleveland Central Security National Bank of Lorain County Harold G. Pyle Central Security Midwest Theodore Wakefield Vermilion Raymond Rossman Midwest Bancorporation Cleveland Bank Firelands Community Bank Wakefield Midwest Bank and Trust Company of Rossman Mid- West Lorain Bank WEA

Mayors say aid marks new era for cities

In Indianapolis at the National League of Cities conference, Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell and Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar praised federal revenue sharing as the start of a new era for municipal government. They said it shifts decision making from Washington to city hall and broadens local control.

Indianapolis South Midwest National League of Cities League Sam Mussell Atlanta Richard G. Lugar Massell United States

Gilligan Slams Revenue Sharing as Just Another Federal Grant

Ohio Governor John Gilligan criticizes the federal Revenue Sharing Program as a mere grant to local governments. He urges state and local officials to find effective uses of funds while questioning Congress and state willingness to transfer large revenues to municipalities. He cites Ohio's November income tax repeal defeat and calls for reevaluating public service funding and voter expectations.

Gilligan Ohio

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