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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1969

Page

5

Wren seeks new trial in arson case against Clearview High

Raymond Wren, 19, convicted of setting a 5213 000 fire at Clearview High School, asks Lorain County Common Pleas Court for a new trial citing six grounds including new evidence. Judge LeRoy Kelly will hear arguments with a ruling set for November 10.

Raymond Wren Clearview High School Wren Lorain County LeRoy Kelly Kelly John Otero William Barrett Mansfield Reform Story Albany Ave

Elyria city tax receives first revenue amid ongoing appeal

Elyria has received about 13000 from its 1 percent income tax collected by the Central Collection Agency. City Solicitor Kosma J. Glavas says the legal fight against the tax remains in the Ninth District Court of Appeals with an extension to December 1 for briefs and a likely January hearing. Opponents filed a bill of exceptions from the Lorain County Common Pleas ruling upholding the invalidation of the referendum petition.

Elyria Kosma J. Glavas Ninth District Court of Appeals Ted Valassis Central Collection Agency Cleveland Income Tax Department Cleveland Council Glavas Court of Appeals Lorain County LeRoy F. Kelly Lorain County Common Pleas Court

Lorain council awards contracts for secondary sewage facility

Lorain city council approved 5.8 million in contracts for a federally mandated secondary sewage plant with total project cost near 11 to 12 million after site work. Contracts awarded to Lach Construction Avon structural 2.58m Hankin Conkey Cleveland mechanical 1.62m Door-Oliver New York incineration 0.53m Lake Erie Electrical Elyria electric 0.436m Nichols Stamford protests incineration award claiming rebid unfair and nonconforming equipment.

Lorain Ohio Water Development Authority Hankin- Conkey Co Cleveland Door-Oliver Firm New York City Lake Erie Electrical Elyria Nichols Co Stamford Conn Door-Oliver Nichols Board of Control Jones and Henry

VFW Leaders Urge Nixon Support in Vietnam War Fight

Lorain County VFW posts urge support for President Nixon and the war effort to stem Communism in South Vietnam. In a written statement leaders warn that a vocal minority could undermine the president and endanger soldiers, following Vietnam Moratorium Day protests.

VFW Nixon Lorain County Veterans of Foreign Wars South Vietnam U.S

FAA denies Owens cafeteria contract dispute in Oberlin

FAA official in Cleveland says meeting with Fred Owens and FAA staff is about selling Owens equipment at the Oberlin Control Center and not about his five year contract which was canceled after 18 months. Dynateria of Dunn, North Carolina, may buy equipment. Owens seeks around 5000 dollars.

Federal Aviation Administration Cleveland Fred Ownes Oberlin Control Center FAA Owens Oberlin College Oberlin David Brown Dynateria Dunn N.C Brown

Tracey urges council to buy five new police cruisers

Elyria Safety Service Director James T. Tracey told the city council that eight police cruisers are in very poor condition. One car with 130,000 miles is out of service, four others near 100,000 miles, and two more يجب در drive only in emergencies. He urged action to purchase at least five new cars to maintain department effectiveness.

Elyria Safety Service James T. Tracey Tracey Coupsil

League of Women Voters cancels candidate night

The Elyria chapter cancels this year’s Combined Candidate’s Night set for Oct. 29 at Washington Avenue Christian Church. The event was called off to avoid conflicts with Elyria’s Beggar’s Night as stated by president Mrs. Edward A. Meissner.

Elyria League of Women Voters Washington Avenue Christian Church Edward A. Meissner

City to Receive $36,500 Refund From State Workmen’s Board

Elyria City Council learned that the city will receive a refund of more than $36,500 from the Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Board. The overpayments occurred over the last four years and were identified by the Workmen’s Compensation Service Co. at a cost of $1,200 annually. Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin said the city may receive further refunds in the future as claims and payments are reviewed.

Elyria Leonard P. Reichlin Ohio Workmen's Compensation Board Workmen's Compensation Service Co Reichlin State Board Cleveland

Five Cats At Colgate Avenue Household

Rose Rebeles reports five cats at 436 Colgate Ave with Smokey the oldest reaching 16 next February. A stray black male with a white crescent was surrendered to General C. Marsh, DVM. Other household members include Julius teaching at North Olmsted High and Victor repairing radios.

Colgate Ave Rose Rebeles Rose General C. Marsh DVM Rebeleses Smokey Rebeles Julius North Olmsted High Victor Carolyn Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co

Retirement for Standard Screw Western Division veterans

Rodger Gunder retires after 43 years with Standard Screw Company Western Division. He last worked as an inspector and lives with his wife Anna at 127 Franklin St. Oscar Jungeberg, a 34 year veteran and inspector, resides with his wife Gertrude at 429 Adams St. Lena Martin, a valve tester, age 13 years with the firm, lives at 220 Lake Ave. She previously worked in Seattle, Washington, for Ravenna plant makers of Moen fixtures before joining Elyria.

Rodger Gunder Standard Screw Company Western Division Gunder Anna Franklin St Oscar Jungeberg Jungeberg Guoder Gertrude Adams St Lena Martin Lake Ave Western Elyria Seattle Wash Ravenna Moen

In Memoriam and Home News Shorts

Walt Delp a long time C T composing room employee now retired remains a patient at Shangri La Rest Home in Medina approaching one year in residence after a fall fractured hip at his home 123 Caro Line St He is 69 as of September 22 and expresses homesickness and desire to hear from friends Denise Gainer has returned from the West Coast to Elyria and seeks radio work in Cleveland She gained fame as a three year performer on Gene Carroll amateur program on WEWS TV Channel 5 Sundays noon to 1 Denise resides with parents Eldred and Mary Gainer 231 Warren Ave Eldred a job setter at Ridge Top Division of Embrson Electric

Walt Delp C-T Shangri la Medina Delp Caroline St Denise Gainer West Elytia Cleveland Miss Gainer Gene Carroll Wews-Tv Channel 5 Denise Eldred Mary) Gainer Warren Ave Ridge Top Embrson Electric

Lorain asks board to fulfill bus law obligation

The Lorain city council urged the school board to meet Ohio fair bus law requirements after the Lorain-Blyria Transit Co. ceased operations leaving students without service since August. The council pressed for transportation or reimbursement while talks with Ohio Transit stalled and the Lorain-Elyria Transit certificate was cancelled.

Lorain Ohio Lorain-Blyria Transit Co Northern Ohio Transit Co Utilities Committee Transit Company

Waterline break forces Wellington school closure

Wellington 1,847 pupils had an unexpected day off as all schools closed due to a broken waterline on Carpenter Street near Wellington High School. The incident flooded Carpenter Street and prompted repairs by the municipal water department. Officials expect classes to resume tomorrow unless a make-up day is required, with announcements on WEOL Elyria and WKYC Cleveland.

Wellington Carpenter Street Wellington High School Leland Kirkpatrick Municipal Water Department WEOL Elyria WKYC Cleveland Parent-Teachers Association PTA State Department of Education

24 groups back Lorain County park levy Issue 5

Twenty four organizations have endorsed the Lorain County Metropolitan Park District levy on the November 4 ballot. The endorsements include senior citizens groups and unions such as Elyria Ministerial Association Local 425 United Auto Workers and the National Association of Letter Carriers. Proceeds would fund park improvements and operations.

Mill Lorain County Metropolitan Park District Elyria Kiwanis Lorain County United Auto Workers National Association of Letter Carriers Cascade Farm Bureau Federation Federation For Conservation Audubon Society Amherst Rotary Holy Cross Grafton Hamilton East Carlisle Larkmoor Elementary Lorain Levy LaPorte Wellington Oberlin Firelands Center American Association of Retired Persons Oberlin Avon Lake Golden Agers Golden Age Club John Frederick Amherst Golden Age Association North Ridgeville

Democrats expect 350 at dinner in Elyria

Democrats report strong ticket sales for the Elyria Democratic Candidate Night Dinner with more than 390 guests expected. Anthony J. Marsico, chairman, said tickets remain at Democratic headquarters on Middle Avenue or through the 11 November candidates or Democratic Women’s Club members. The event begins at 6 p.m. at the Elyria Recreation Center with State Rep. Donald Pease as principal speaker and introductions of candidates.

Elyria Anthony J. Marsico Marsico Middle Avenue Democratic Women’s Club Donald Pease D- 75 Oberlin

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