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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1970
Page
4
North Ridgeville officials report a school board motion to censure Dale Pepin died for want of a second. Jeannie Schultzaberger read the resolution while Pepin urged investigation of his background and warned of further action. Board president Yost did not vote and two motions failed as Beverly Reising was absent in hospital.
Howard Metzenbaum denounces a smear tied to his 1944 role as an incorporator of the Ohio School of Social Sciences in Cleveland. The school, labeled a Communist adjunct by Attorney General Thomas Clark in 1947, ceased operations in 1946 as critics push the issue in the Taft Jr. campaign.
The National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation Lorain Chapter will hold a benefit square dance at United Auto Workers Hall Route 113 Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tim McMullen will call. Proceeds help children with cystic fibrosis. Tickets available from Clifford Wilson Elyria and James Andress Oberlin.
The Ridgeville school wage dispute involving non certificated personnel persists with cooks arguing seven steps existed prior to a six step plan. James Miller of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes notes the discrepancy while Hazel Horton recalls a seventh step at $2.20. Superintendent Don Swartz denies making that claim as the board seeks closure before finalizing the contract.
Avon Lake will hold trick or treat on October 30 from 6 30 p m. Mayor Harold Earley announced at the council meeting. He proclaimed October 24 United Nations Day marking the body’s 25th anniversary. Edwin Brown was named chairman of United Nations activities in the city. The marigold was declared Avon Lake’s city flower.
Elyria observes B'nai B'rith Week as Lodge No. 655 celebrates 50 years. Members 55 strong from about 100 local Jewish families support Anti-Defamation League Hillel Foundation and OB projects, sponsor youth groups AZA and BBG, run Oberlin College meals, blood bank, and community service programs. The anniversary dinner at Lorain Country Club features installing officers and guest speaker Martin Gluchow. Local mayor proclaims B'nai B'rith Week.
Four volunteer mothers will canvass about 10 000 North Olmsted homes to back a 7.75 mill levy on the November 3 ballot. The levy would raise roughly 900 000 annually for school operations, funding maintenance, materials, salaries, and growth needs as 302 more students join the district.
Vice President Spiro Agnew warned at a $100-a-plate Republican dinner in Amarillo that the nation’s unrest stems from the success of the American system. He faulted middle class youth and new opportunities for fueling demand, urged awareness of education as earned privilege, and dismissed requests for an apology to Christine Jorgensen over remarks about Sen. Charles Goodell.
Twelve coaches from North Ridgeville Schools Athletic Council urged the board to defer cross sport suspensions to coaching policy after a player’s rule violation. Athletic director James Schrock cited a majority view that second chances in other sports should be decided by coaches within board policy, which is not yet set.
The Welcome Wagon Club in North Ridgeville lines up events over the coming weeks. The club meets the third Monday at 8 30 p.m. at Elyria Savings and Trust on Center Ridge Road. Activities include a Halloween party with tarot readings bobbing for apples and costume prizes, a Fashion Forecast style show at North Ridgeville Junior High next Wednesday at 8 p.m., and a holiday foods and decorating demonstration by Ohio Edison Co. at the November 16 meeting.
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