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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1960
Page
9
Fragmentary report notes honors given to individuals and a prize sheet. Mentions a ceremony involving the Corps and a person named Moose Sumiusay, with unclear details about winners and abdication.
Amherst Police Chief Paul Pikey resigns effective September 15 after 11 months of back and shoulder injuries from chasing a drunken suspect. Sgt. A. H. Koppenhater named acting chief. Pikey, 43, plans vacation and then retirement, noting the department has grown to six officers and 23 auxiliaries with added training and equipment.
Oberlin City Council urged City Solicitor Severs to seek guidance on regulating exterior building materials and appearance. Some members urged action, others questioned legal authority beyond safety, with Severs to obtain state guidance while PUC reviews a capital program for water and sewer improvements.
In Dayton Ohio Max Einhorn 75 was pronounced dead after a heart attack by Dr. Harry Einhorn and Dr. S Paul Rose. He revived about five minutes later and has since recovered with only minor brain effects and dizziness. Venezuela bans further petroleum concessions to private industry in Caracas.
Lorain police sergeant Lorain Roppenhafer, a 1904 hire and graduate of Western Pie tre University’s law enforcement course, faces potential removal by the city council at the September 20 meeting. He is married with a daughter and resides at 163 Pearl Street.
Amherst businessman Sanford Slutzker challenged Chamber of Commerce President Russell Dodson’s claim that the chamber fully backs Frontier Week. Slutzker said he is not actively in favor this year and favors a project that would help Amherst, noting Frontier Week’s lack of merchant interest. Dodson spoke at a meeting with Police Chief Paul Pikey and four councilmen. Slutzker was absent.
Local notices list various group meetings this evening including the Brighton Big Lo Farm Council with Mr and Mrs Ralph Rowell, the Kiwanis Club in Plermin Hall at 6 39 pm, the North Eaton Volunteer Fire Department at the Fire Station, and a meeting with Mr and Mrs Charles Austin at 2125 East Royalton Rd at 8 30 pm. Township trustees convene in the Town Hall, Grafton Firemen in the Town Hall, and the PTA Past president home gathering is noted.
California faces continuing coyote challenges as they spread across the United States. The article notes bounty programs and shifting wildlife management, detailing efforts and shortcomings in deterring predation and controlling populations. It mentions National attitudes and measures in other states and the ongoing debate over hunting incentives.
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