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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
11
Ridgeville officials consider a 40 acre land gift from Frank Dettore of North Ridge Investment Corp as a central city park. The board seeks full development before turnover and demands utilities facilities sports courts a swimming pool landscaping and other amenities in the proposal.
A 27 year veteran from the Coast Guard said boat operator licenses may be required within a decade. Commander M John Stewart heads the Port of Cincinnati and suggested state level licensing with safe boating education as the key to safety. Separate park meetings discussed park access and a proposal by Dettore with a committee of the whole set for Oct 11.
Texas spent 283 million dollars on new cars in 1970 according to the Texas Automobile Dealers Association. The state reported 5.2 million cars and 1.5 million trucks and buses, ranking second behind California in vehicle registrations last year.
A humorous column recalls fluoridation’s origin in Texas towns and jokes about lithium in El Paso water. The piece notes skepticism, cites Dr. Clark’s peace pill idea, and suggests lithium water could curb aggression as talks move to El Paso.
Two Elyria residents were fined $250 each and costs in Elyria Municipal Court on DUI charges. Helen R. Mantin pleaded guilty before Acting Judge J W. Dilgren, receiving a $250 fine, three days in Lorain County Jail, and a six month license suspension pending Financial Responsibility Act compliance. Robert L. Renforth also pleaded guilty before Judge Dilgren, receiving the same $250 fine, three days in city jail, and a six month license suspension pending compliance.
Census Director George Hay Brown warns world population may double in 30 years and advocates researching limits to population growth. He cites slower birth rates in developed nations and projects global growth through 2000, questioning if the U.S. can avoid zero population growth this century.
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