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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
5
Neeson proposed joint coffee klatches to boost outreach but Sanford declined citing duplication of effort and scheduling constraints. Campaign managers warned joint events could turn into debates, with Sanford preferring separate, shorter meetings to suit his schedule.
Mrs Ruth Gary of Lorain files suit to enjoin construction of a near her home motel. Defendants are the City of Lorain Building Inspector Jay Boey and Lorain Inc builder. Hearing postponed from today to Oct 31 for full hearing before Common Pleas Judge Henry Bogarth. suit filed Sept 10.
Mayor Charles V. Neeson may request deletion of unconstitutional sections of Elyria peddler ordinance at tonight's adjourned council meeting. Judge LeRoy F. Kelly ruled the current measure unconstitutional for omitting the sale sample exception and restricting licenses to residents or regular business in Lorain County.
James Resar of Avon Lake was elected director of the Ohio Chapter of the International Traders Club, to represent the Elyria district. A former Elyrian and Avon Lake businessman, he is a candidate for mayor of Avon Lake in the November 5 election.
The Elyria Board of Education will decide soon on operating tax levies set to expire the following year. Dr. F J Gottfried reported no levy or bond issue on this year's ballot, but three operating levies will end next year. The board weighs total mills needed amid new junior high, two new elementary schools and may place issues on May or November ballots.
UAW international executive board in Detroit to decide on a strike notice from Lorain Local 425 after 800 workers at Ford Lorain plant voted unanimously in favor. If approved, a five day wait could trigger a strike Monday morning over 24 grievances. The plant runs Falcons and Mercury Comets. negotiations focused on production standards paint and safety.
Mrs. Odie Mc Nealy 64 of Toledo remained poor with internal injuries and body cuts after a two car crash at the intersection of routes 58 and 303 Saturday evening. Her husband Arnold C McNealy 67 was fatally injured in the same accident at Elyria Memorial Hospital authorities said.
Mayor Charles V Neeson announced a request to add five members to the Equal Opportunities Committee to form subcommittees addressing multiple grievances. Steering committee chair Louis Kaplan noted four or five areas for work and potential new appointees were discussed for selective inclusion.
NAREB will defend property ownership rights with no fear of government controls. Lynne Davis of Dallas urged realtors to stay alert to changing conditions and self-police by removing "rotten apples" among members. Lowell Douce of Marion was elected president of the Ohio association.
Toledo Board of Education banned night high school football after a Friday game riot that led to 37 arrests and injuries including four police officers. All games move to Saturday and stadiums close at 6 30 p m. Superintendent Philo Dunsmore called the move an emergency to protect lives.
The State Highway Department sent back Sheffield Village consent ordinance for Interstate 90 with a firm request to drop paragraph 8. Officials dispute whether a full interchange on Route 24 is feasible, noting federal funding and final Bureau of Roads decisions. Debate centers on Abbe Road and Route 9 crossovers, with no interchange plan final.
Elyria Board of Education moved ahead on expansion projects inviting bids for Eastgate School addition including six classrooms a second kindergarten room a gym and other facilities. Architects presented plans for a new elementary school east of Prospect St serving University Circle area with access challenges to be addressed. McKinley and other site work also noted.
The Lorain County Farm Bureau will hold its annual policy meeting Thursday at the North Eaton Church of Christ on Rt. 82. Dinner begins at 7 30 p.m. About 50 Farm Bureau members and county leaders will attend, with Clinton Carpenter of Grafton presiding as president.
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