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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1973
Page
2
A Chronicle Telegram reader asks about persistent tiredness and doctors suggest evaluating sleep, diet, anemia, thyroid issues, and other causes. The piece notes common sleep problems afflict millions and offers a booklet by Dr Steinerohn with guidance and a self addressed envelope for copies.
A long list of residents and addresses appears, indicating a hospital activities record or public notice. Names trace to Elyria Lorain Grafton North Ridgeville Wellington and other locales with street addresses and family relations.
A collection of resident names and street addresses from Elyria and Lorain including Amherst and Monroeville mentions. Names include Ruth Kolbe Lucinda Sawyer Ira Lanier Susan Tomazic Macy Moore Paul Strait Roy Beit and Virginia Reynolds with streets 222 Spruce Elyria 1527 Middle Ridge 849 West Ridge 13 W 13th Lorain 35 Erie Elyria 29 Grant Street and related notes.
City council moved to pursue criminal action after a 22 acre Woodview Estates development had plans altered without notice. The changes excluded a 281 by 13 foot parcel blocking a Levshon lot, prompting debate on forgery and civil remedies.
Columbus report says Ohio Senate hearings will begin soon on a bill to outlaw cognovit notes in consumer transactions. State Rep Donald J Pease notes the measure would align Ohio with states that have eliminated the note and would curb abuses by merchants in high price, low quality sales. The bill retains cognovit legality for interbusiness dealings and requires swift court action on civil suits once law changes.
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