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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1973
Page
7
A record batch of 20 Peregrine Falcons at Cornell shows captive propagation hurdles overcome. Professor Tom Cade says mass production is near and aims to restock falcons in natural habitats where they have disappeared. The long term project, begun in 1970, studies rare hawks eagles and falcons.
Avon Lake City Council will study a state request for 190000 to join a 545000 Walker Road improvement. Mayor Earley questions the cost and considers proceeding without state funds, hoping to reduce expenses below 290000 by cutting frills.
Norwalk’s chamber of commerce aims to attract industry that is nonpolluting, diversified, and planned. Vice President Charles Sneddon urges city hall to implement a master plan and tighten zoning while annexing land for manufacturing zones. The target firms should employ 50 to 150 people and have solid community service records.
Avon Lake will rent a leaf pickup truck for nine days at 250 dollars daily from J J Turner Co while seeking bids for the rest of fall. Mayor Harold Earley cites delays in heavy duty transmission and emission requirements. Residents are warned that the Ohio EPA prohibits burning leaves.
State Senator Robert J Corts supports a referendum to repeal pay raises for governor and legislators. He says the people of Ohio should express their views at the ballot box and criticizes Gov Gilligan for comments at a Lorain town hall. Corts notes state employees did not receive raises in the bill affecting lawmakers.
Collections in Elyria will shift to run one day late next week due to the Veterans Day holiday. Monday pickups move to Tuesday and so on through the week. The Elyria Public Library will be closed Monday.
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