Elgris O Men Riding High April 19s Chronicle-Telegram
Elgris O Men ride high as they showcase strong form in a April 19 appearance per Chronicle Telegram reporting high confidence and team momentum ahead of upcoming events.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1975
Page
10
Elgris O Men ride high as they showcase strong form in a April 19 appearance per Chronicle Telegram reporting high confidence and team momentum ahead of upcoming events.
U.S. weather researchers developed new tornado refuge guidance that challenges popular beliefs. The National Weather Service distributes the findings to help school officials prepare for the upcoming peak tornado season.
Elyria Library unveils new acquisitions spanning fiction and non fiction from Gerda Hinrichsen to William Nolen, including works on healing and language. A Weather Service study advises school and public building safety measures for tornado threats, recommending basement shelters and interior corridors with sturdy walls.
Air Force sergeant Edward Ho Moffit is assigned to K I Sawyer APB Michigan after Spain duty. son of Mio and Mrs Edward Moffit, 22 East Hamilton St, Wellington, a material facilities specialist with the 20th Supply Squadron, SAC. Kenneth Bennett, promoted to Private First Class with the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune, son of Henry Bennett Sr. Also noted are Navy Seaman Edward Hewart, USS Ponchatoula, Pearl Harbor and training near Hawaii. Corporal Garry Layne of the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune. Lt. Garry Jayne of North Ridge. and other service mentions. In sports, David Thompson of North Carolina State receives the Naismith Trophy as top college player for the year, per North Carolina story and UPI voting.
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