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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
7
City council, meeting as committee of the whole, urged the engineering firm Neff and Associates to prepare a $12,000 master water plan study while approving immediate upgrades to the pumping station. McGlinchy warned of seven figure master plans and five year growth needs.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Induction ceremonies for 32 fourth graders selected for the 1971 72 Fields School Safety Patrol will be held Friday at 9 30 a m. The students will take the Oath of Safety Patrol from principal John O Hara in the presence of a North Ridgeville Police officer. Inductees include William Yonkoff Lisa Hixon Vicki Kilby Beth Perry Bob Christy James Auner Donna Townsen Chloie Clouse Bruce Brown Terry Standen Kim Bur Tammy Edwards Mike Smith Jim Brown Michele Baney Donna Herron Kevin Roush Caro Jenna Bunt Lori Riley Paul Sigsworth Larry Peepers Diana Shoaf Robbie Weyrick Holly Geiswite Jim Workman Bob Brooks Steve Looman Amy Austin Linda Estok Buddy Branscum Bob Davis Jeff Greene
FTC tests on 121 cigarette brands show 39 with higher tar content and 35 with higher nicotine levels since last October. Sixteen brands cut tar and 20 cut nicotine, 57 unchanged, and 27 could not be compared while unrelated detergent advertising and water pollution warnings drew separate action.
Citizens are urged to act against pollution in a free booklet offered by Radio City Station New York. The ad emphasizes personal responsibility in maintenance, voting for wastewater plants, and proper littering.
Dr. Paul E. Lindh, dean of student services at Lorain County Community College, will address the Methodist Men's Club Guest Night at First United Methodist Church on Wednesday at 6 p.m. He will discuss what the younger generation wants and brings degrees from Boston University and Northwestern University to his talk.
Avon Lake Clerk Earnest Palmer announced a $40,000 letter of credit from Community National Bank of Warrensville Heights for sewer installation on Lear and Walker roads. Avon Lake Shores Inc. plans a shopping center nearby and residents face assessments for the sewer project. City Solicitor Dale Barnhard said he asked the town treasurer and Elyria Savings manager to withhold official acceptance until Warrensville Bank confirms the credit.
The Lorain County Blood Bank mobile unit will station at VFW Post 9871, 6805 Lear Nagle Road, from 6 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. North Ridgeville resident Melbert McGlaughlin, on his eighth gallon donated, will give a pint. He says it may save a life and that donations are worthwhile. Refreshments will be served by the VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
North Ridgeville may hire two more police dispatchers boosting desk coverage to five. City official Ormsby announced federal funds could cover salaries totaling about 7,506 to 8,340 with the city covering roughly 1,500 for fringe benefits. Funds would run for one year and may be reapplied.
The North Ridgeville Democratic party clarifies that Donald Murphy is the precinct chairman, while Albert McWilliams chaired the Democratic picnic at Bess and Andy's on Sunday. McWilliams had been misidentified as party head in yesterday’s report.
City council rezoned about an acre at 39339 Center Ridge Rd from B-2 to B-1 to permit a beauty salon. The action follows a planning commission recommendation and a January request by Goldie Byrd of Elyria, who plans a nonresidential beauty parlor on the site.
Amherst moves to install sidewalks on the west side of North Lake Street between Milan Avenue and Valley Drive within seven weeks. Council accepts petition from 15 of 25 property owners and directs engineers to set grade levels. A Nov 15 weather-based deadline is planned, with opposition likely delaying full sidewalk access. Mayor Davis to issue work orders for further engineering by the new city firm R. E. Warner and Associates.
A Chronicle Telegram reader report cites rising intestinal ulcers in children linked to stress and bus rides. A NY biologist notes ulcers rise in experimental rats under pressure, urging parental awareness and home tension checks. Medical letters discuss indigestion in children, cesarean vs normal delivery, rhinophyma, and a long-standing hernia needing timely surgery.
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