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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
10
An angry crowd of animal lovers trampled nets baited with bird feed in Genoa's main square to scare pigeons away before pigeon hunters could collect the nets. Municipal authorities have been trying to reduce the messy birds.
Training at Camp Perry will feature a National Guard training demonstration with Norwalk Company A under Capt. Albert Caprara and Headquarters Company 52nd Battalion. Other units from Lorain and Grafton join in firing on ranges and a Sunday review. Honorees include retiring Capt. Harry Bell and Capt. David J. Anderson of Lorain, with Brigadier General Heber L. Minton presiding. Capt. Anderson, a World War I veteran, has served since 1950 and led the battalion staff as supply officer.
Lorain officials debated fallback plans if a 4 million storm sewer bond fails on the November ballot. Attorney Kenneth Hamister urged tentative approval for Hickory Hills Subdivision plat, contingent on drainage. Planning Commission rejected the plat over inadequate drainage, but proponents argue new drainage work could mitigate downstream impact.
Lorain city Buildings-Lands Committee approved a twenty year lease of a narrow park strip east of Black River Circle and Riverside Drive to adjacent property owners. The land atop a 60 foot cliff will be mowed and graded by the city before leasing with rent of $1 a year and adjacent owners paying legal advertising costs.
A 600 strong American unit drove 140 trucks from Helmstedt to West Berlin, passing Soviet checkpoints smoothly along the 11 mile highway. UPI reported the convoy moved quickly with no incidents as a display of unit mobility through East Germany.
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