Equitable water rate formula urged for Elyria Amherst talks
The editorial urges an equitable formula to set water rates for Elyria and Amherst residents. It cites past out-of-town charges, notes outside districts may pay more, and argues only experts can draft a fair replacement-cost based method. It calls for candidate views on the issue.
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Elyria
Elyria City
North Ridgeville
Public Utilities Commission of
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Pigeons Targeted at Lorain County Courthouse Defense
Lorain County officials push a pigeon eviction plan at the courthouse citing health risks from droppings. Costs total 8 650 dollars with past 11 000 spent on related cleanup and dusting. Health reports from New York emphasize eryptococcal meningitis and histoplasmosis risks from pigeons. The plan aims to keep birds off the building per Public Health Service guidance, avoiding lethal measures if possible.
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Lorain County
New York City
U.S. Public Health Service
Letters from our readers on race and progress in Elyria
The Chronicle Telegram presents a reader letter reflecting on how the summer changed racial siting in Elyria. It quotes Black neighbors urging white people to recognize differing experiences, urges for fair employment practices, and discusses economic barriers, tensions, and the need for honest negotiation toward civil rights.
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Local Printing Firms Cite Elyria Address Listing
A fragment lists J Craig George Robert Punk Peter L Stevenson and others at Country Printing in Elyria Ohio with a street name Ave and an October 11 1963 date indicating an address or notice context for the firm and officials.
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Peter L. Stevenson
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Editor's note on letters to be published
The column requires letters to include the writer's signature and complete address. Unsigned letters are rejected. Writers may request anonymity for good reasons, but signed letters engage readers more. Short letters are encouraged due to space limits. Letters containing libelous material personal attacks false statements or dis tasteful comments will not be published.
Senators call for hard choices on Latin American dictatorships
In a closed Senate Foreign Relations session, Morse urged U S intervention to defend Dominican and Honduran democracies, suggesting aircraft carriers or Marines. Gruening argued intervention could occur with consent, recalling Lebanon and policy shifts. Ambassador Martin described the Dominican crisis as a non intervention option raising questions of gunboat diplomacy and US loyalty to democracy.
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Alaska
Caribbean
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Santo Domingo
Wiliam E. Farrall
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Ambassador Moran
Len Bourke Hickensooper
Martin
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Grandpappy recalls payday deduction after returning home
The speaker recalls a time when the only deduction from his paycheck occurred after he got home, reflecting on economic conditions and personal routines.
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Ohio Strip Mining and Reclamation Efforts Across Appalachia
The piece argues strip mining harms land but Ohio Power Company and private foresters, aided by European forest-management methods, reclaim mined acres. It notes postwar efforts by Keller and Krause to transform denuded lands into productive woodlands for pulp and power, suggesting broader applicability beyond Ohio and without large federal funding.
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Ohio
Ohio Power Company
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Peabody Coal Company
Joy Manufacturing Company
State of
Paul Koller
Rod Krause
Yong Michigan State University
Pearsylvane
Cumberlanda
Crisis in Brazilian family politics fuels potential coup
A Washington columnist discusses Sam Butler and Brazilian leaders Goulart and Brizola. The piece cites a five point intelligence warning on Goulart aiming to extend power, topple the constitution, and marshal forces with Brizola's support, signaling looming military friction and regional instability.
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Soulart
Leonel Brizola
Rio Grande Do Sul
Goulart
Brizola
State Department
Washington
USA
Brzola
Mark Clark
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Congress
International Telephone
Telegraph Corp
Brizla
Gayermor
Economic Chaos Threatens National Solvency
Opinion column argues rising deficits and overseas claims push the United States toward debt and gold backing dangers. It critiques New Frontier policies, argues for solvency through money inflows and sound fiscal policy, and warns of continued debt if tax cuts and spending persist.
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Glasier
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