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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1975

Page

2

Princess Grace attends funeral for Josephine Baker

Princess Grace of Monaco and Michel Guy attended the funeral mass for American born artist Josephine Baker, described as the closest national funeral since De Gaulle and Pompidou deaths. Baker died at 69 after a long career delighting Parisians over four decades. Dignitaries, celebrities, and the public filled Madeleine church with Baker’s 12 adopted children, sister, husband, and friends present. Robert Quigley, 62, was fined 250 dollars and given two years probation for a January traffic crash in Los Angeles that killed a motorcyclist. He had pled guilty to reckless driving after originally facing manslaughter charges.

Grace Monaco Michel Guy Josephine Baker Josephine Charles de Gaulle Georges Pompidou Madeleine Church Robert Quigley Los Angeles Quigley

Singing policeman Phil Regan begins prison term in California

Phil Regan, the actor known as the singing policeman of 1940s and 1950s films, was ordered by Superior Court Judge Arden Jensen to start a one to fourteen year prison term for attempted bribery of a county supervisor over a land zoning ruling. Regan, 69, tearfully pleaded that he had been married 51 years and questioned who would care for his wife Jo.

Phil Regan California Merry Regan Superior Court Arden Jensen

Amherst Duplicate Bridge Winners on Tuesday Night

North-South triumphs at Amherst Family club with Earl Jones and Mrs Harlan Staller 175 and Mrs Robert Boucherle with Mrs Frank Foy 168. East-West scores include Dr Roy Schaeffer and Val Toth 220 and Robert Deutsch with Robert Jenson 181. Other notable results from Lorain Club and Lakeshore Club sessions follow with multiple pair scores across North South and East West directions.

Amherst Earl Jones Harlan Staller Robert Boucherle Frank Foy Victor Dominic Jack Reisinger Roy Schaeffer Val Toth Robert Deutsch Robert Jenson James Bowman

East dealer North South vulnerable bridge hand

A bridge deal description with East dealer and North South vulnerability outlines a hand notation 652 73 52 OK Q1874 showing suits and high cards for potential play.

Preemptive bidding impact in a high stakes bridge deal

A detailed bridge analysis shows how fast opened three diamonds and Souths double shaped the play. West ruffed, East reeled in a clutch trick, and the preemptive bid altered the tempo, producing a 1 69 point swing and a pivotal lesson on risking weak hands in competition.

East

Lorain County Children Services reports 1.2 million cost and 1597 children

The annual Lorain County Children Services report shows a total operating cost of 1,217,405 for the year and services for 1,597 children. Foster care covered 400 children with an average of 210 in foster homes and 76 in relatives or other homes, while 35 children were in special placement facilities at 13.25 daily and nine severely retarded in such facilities at 250 to 480 monthly. Boarding homes averaged 117.50 monthly for teens and 104 for ages six to twelve, with other age groups listed. Salaries for 56 staff totaled 481,775. other costs included 536,024 for boards and supplies, 19,730 medical costs, and 48,717 for crippled children. The agency’s income came from a 0.7 mill levy producing 764.98, federal 322,508, state 365,076, and private 64,811 from parent payments. The executive director is Thomas W. Porter, and the board includes Mrs. Lysaght, Mrs. Cobb, Stuart Pauver, James Recupero, and Judge Henry T. Webber.

Green Acres Oberlin Thomas W. Porter Porter Richard Lysaght Howard J. Cobb Stuart L. Pauver James P. Recupero Common Pleas Henry T. Webber Domest Relations and Juvenile Court Division

Zoning Change Approved for Eight Acres at Spencer Mills Road

Spencer township trustees approved a rezoning of eight acres from agricultural to commercial on Dennis Neptune’s Spencer farm at the corner of Spencer Mills and Hunter roads. The change, requested to allow stockpiling of stone and lime, becomes effective in 30 days after Neptune, owner of Ingraham Trucks Lines, spoke at the public hearing and briefly protested the decision.

Spencer Dennis Neptune Hunter Road Spencer Mills Hunter Roads Neptune Ingraham Trucks Lines Nephne

County notes reissued at lower rate for Lorain County

Lorain County Commissioners reissued 3 million dollars in notes at about a 1 percent reduction, boosting annual interest savings to roughly 2300 dollars. The notes, issued four years ago to finance the county administration building, were held previously by The Cleveland Trust Co.

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Marriage licenses listed for Lorain residents and others

A list of marriage licenses shows Stephan Hudacek and Mary Ann Ganoberk both of Lorain along with several other couples including Daniel Popovich and Cynthia Ann Carney, Lawrence Traxler and Judith Lutz, Mark Strauss and John Knip, and John Spain Jr. with various Lorain area addresses. It notes notes issued today held by First Lorain Trust Co at 2.5 million dollars at 5.3 percent and 500 thousand by Elvira Savings at 5.26 percent, with Commissioner Clerk Thomas A. St. Marie stating replacements by long term bonds at maturity or upon call.

Stephan J. Hudacek 33Rd St Lorain Mary Ann Ganoberk Daniel F. Popovich Cynthia Ann Carney Eastlawn St Lawrence F. Traxler Island Rd Columbia Station Millwright Judith Ann Lutz Cleveland Robert E. Findley Beavercrest Karen L. Fedarchak Mark A. Strauss Jackson St Amherst John M. Knip Crestwood Avon Lake John Spain Jr Crocker SL Mary Jo Krasienko 18Th St First Lorain Trust Co Elvrra Savings and Trust National Bank Thomas A. St. Marie

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