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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
3
The National Economic Council approved a $2,654,000 project to install a 60 channel radio relay system in East Pakistan. The scheme will also boost the number of telephones in the region.
In a bridge hand with East as dealer and both sides vulnerable, the bidding leads to a four spade contract after East South West North passes. The defender’s best play involves precise king and diamond/heart management to prevent the declarer from taking four top tricks, with mis-reads costing the defense. The article examines defensive errors and decision points in the given layout.
Elyria City prepares for a grand opening of a discount store at the former 430 Oberlin Rd. site. Ike Solomon will manage the operation which will employ about 1,100 people and offer self service with clerical help, extensive departments, and services including a bakery pharmacy and photo center. The store groups with Canton affiliates and other sponsors in the region.
Elyria Board of Education approved the employment of three teachers for the second half of the year. New hires include Rosemary Bliss Nemeth for elementary education starting Jan 27 at a $4,700 annual salary, George Dancen starting Jan 2 with the same salary, and Carol Ann Thomas beginning Jan 23 with provisional certification. Resignations from Mrs. Joanne Kralik and Mrs. Jane Waik ar were accepted effective Oct 1 and Oct 25 respectively. Additional adult education staff and reassignments were noted, with several teachers listed for various subjects including typing, psychology, mathematics, and French.
Washington announces that individuals may collect petrified wood samples on 466 million acres of Interior Department land including national parks without licenses. Prior permit requirements are removed, broadening access to fossil materials across public lands.
The Elyria School Board discussed profit and loss figures for the lunch program, noting a September loss of 563 dollars and a profit of 971 dollars, with concerns over cafeteria service speed and program feasibility. Avon Lake reports Campaign totals of 13,103 dollars raised toward a 19,109 dollar goal, while Valley City TOPS plans a Halloween party and experiments with central kitchen lunches for junior highs.
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