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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1972
Page
7
Elyria officials told the public safety and environment committee that the Garden Street landfill faces chronic problems. With 75 tons daily intake and only one functional bulldozer, they seek equipment and UV analysis tools to meet state standards and avert shutdown.
WUAB TV in Parma had sought a 60 minute program paid for by realtors to showcase houses and land. The FCC called it a 60 minute commercial and refused permission. Station general manager Bill Schwartz defended the plan as public service and noted similar shopper guides exist on other stations.
Gov. John J. Gilligan approved a $39,000 Omnibus Crime Control funds grant to Lorain County to establish a five‑court probation department. County and five municipalities will match, totaling roughly $56,000 over five years to hire four probation officers and a secretary, with operation expected by year start. Lorain County Administrator says department could begin by year’s first.
Elgrit's water pollution control ordinance drawn up by the council safety and environment committee will be presented to the city council on December 18. The Water Pollution Control Board will enforce the measure and penalties include fines up to 500 dollars and 30 days in jail for violations. unreported discharges may incur a 250 dollar fine. The city will not charge an annual sewer use fee for industries and cooperation from industry has improved.
Lorain council hearing on Lorain Telephone Co service prompts subpoenas for Robert Trinter and James Hageman. The pair were asked to attend tonight’s consumer protection committee meeting, with company records to be inspected at the firm’s Ninth Street office. Hageman did not comment.
Elyria residents and businesses have cooperated with Ohio’s new open burning ban. Since enforcement began in mid October, four complaints were logged, mostly from commercial sources, with warnings issued for first and second offenses and municipal court risk on a third.
Four whitetail deer were checked in Lorain County during the first two days of the three day shotgun season. The biggest buck, an eight pointer weighing around 160 pounds, was taken by Norman Bolant in Huntington Township. All four deer were shot on private land with zone variations noted for season end times.
Sheffield Lake council hired two part time patrolmen last night while bypassing Mrs. Dale Fisher who ranked eighth of 27 on the civil service exam for patrolmen. Police Chief Thomas Walther said no woman would be hired until enough men are employed and that Fisher’s appointment was not approved.
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