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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1972
Page
2
Kevin McCrea, age five, studies the chessboard during a recent game against his Sieger Learning Center teacher in Worthington. He claims to be as good as Bobby Fischer, and his teacher does not dispute the claim after winning four of five games.
Singer Barbara McNair and her husband Rick Maze faced heroin possession charges in Newark Federal Court after a tussle with a photographer at the Playbox in McAfee New Jersey. McNair pleaded innocent as the case moved toward trial. The Treasury Building ceremony designated as a national historic landmark proceeds at the south portico. Australia plan to deport Joe Cocker and six band members follows their Adelaide drug conviction under the Migration Act.
The N London village council approved an emergency ordinance renewing a $19 000 note for Fir Street water works. The earlier $43 000 note was reduced to $30 000 with a $10 000 payment and $1 148 interest. The new note matures by Sept 28 1973 at 5 percent interest. Parishioners urged enlarging the Penn Central culvert to prevent floods, and officials were directed to seek railroad action.
Black River school board urged defeat of Issue 2 at Spencer open house and noted repeal would replace funds with 11.7 mills in property tax and cost $216 450 to the district. Senior homestead exemptions would also be affected and a state librarian’s convention attendance was approved.
Amherst school board will submit a comprehensive plan for special education to the state by December 1 1972. The plan covers funds facilities and staff and coordinates with county wide programs. Districts cooperate to ensure opportunities for every child in need.
PENFIELD The Keystone school board last night opposed repealing the state income tax. The board estimated 8.67 millage would have to be added to district taxes to compensate for the loss. They hired Jean Sudnick as substitute bus driver and extended Jo Mohr’s cafeteria cashier contract by one hour daily at $2.11. The board discussed first aid classes for bus drivers and students, with plans for a high school first aid course. The next meeting is at West Carlisle School on Nov 2 at 7 30 p m.
Lagrange Township trustees set a special meeting at the township hall tonight at 8 30 p m to decide on a zoning change. The 1800 foot wide strip at right angles to the railroad now industrial would be rezoned to residential and agricultural uses.
Washington reports 4 271 savings and loan associations insured by FSLIC, accounting for 77 percent of institutions. Insured units hold about 97 percent of assets, reflecting broad coverage and strong asset protection across the sector.
Black River district officials barred fans from walking the sidelines at the Spencer versus Black River football game. Superintendent Hamer Smith told the board fans must stay seated in stadium or bleachers at home games. Only players coaches press and authorized personnel may be on the field amid recent fan disruptions.
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