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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1971
Page
3
A government survey shows two-thirds of graduates in science earn more than 2000 pounds a year while two-thirds of those without degrees earn less than 2000 pounds. The report notes the salary gap between graduate and non graduate scientists.
Elyria City Council approved a 17000 dollar guardrail installation on the East Broad Street Bridge with one dissenting vote from Isaac C. Chapman who argued other city bridges needed priority. Plans call for aluminum rails replacing the old iron guardrails, with potential future removal for TOPICS funded work at Lodi Street.
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson released figures showing Lorain County will receive 1,079,576 from intangible taxes on financial institutions and security dealers. The total distribution to 88 counties is 60.6 million, up 3.7 million from 1970, with allocations to the county and subdivisions to be announced. The initial estimate was 981,541.
Oberlin councilman Harvey Gittler was formally sworn in to replace Douglas Johnson as fourth ward councilman. Gittler, 48, is manufacturing manager at American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning Division Elyria and holds degrees from North Carolina State and NYU. Johnson resigns after six years and will receive a plaque. London AP reports nearly 17,000 new Boy Scouts joined in the past year after modernizing their image with long pants and berets.
Sheffield Lake board hired three new teachers and three non certified staff. New hires include Charles Karikas as high school guidance counselor with 13 years' experience, Helen Mittersbaugh to teach high school English, and Carolyn Rader to teach fifth grade at Tennyson. Also added are three bus drivers and a bus mechanic with varying salaries. The board authorized a teacher aide, approved handicapped transportation contracts, renewed fleet insurance, reappointed a principal as federal program coordinator, and agreed to continue participation in a local purchasing association with a $500 cost.
Police reported thefts from an apartment at 131 Bohannon Court and from South End Market at 1415 Middle Avenue. A bowling alley at 223 Lodi Street also was pried open with $125 in change stolen. Entry methods varied, with rear and front door force, and some entries showed no forced entry.
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