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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
7
Dear Mixed-Up learns the guy lacks respect and urges leaving him for kinder suitors. Dear Big Mouth counsels self control, thinking before speaking, and empathy to avoid hurting others. Readers can write Angie at The Chronicle Telegram Elyriz for guidance.
Elyria High School junior complains about curfews and teachers who limit talk in study hall. Other students cite peer judgments, generational clashes, and pressure from school officials.
Fifty five Elyria Catholic High School students in Latin II and THS classes hosted a Roman banquet in the school cafeteria to celebrate National Latin Week. The event featured togas, Latin songs, Roma bingo, and a declaration of war on barbarians as part of Rome themed activities.
The United States minted 2 cent coins from 1054 to 1873 and 3 cent coins from 1865 to 1889, reflecting long running small-denomination issues.
8500 fans packed Cleveland Civic Auditorium for a star studded bill featuring Iron Butterfly Blood Sweat and Tears and Tim Buckley. Ron Bushy delivered a 20 minute drum solo that drew a standing ovation and a dramatic highlight of the night. Critics note the late hour and strong acts followed by a less energized response to Blood Sweat and Tears. Buckley impresses with vocal versatility but could benefit from a more intimate setting.
London AP The British Broadcasting Corporation wants university and college students to write more television plays. It offers prizes of 500 pounds and performance fees up to 600 pounds for student works that closely examine the values of the day.
Mayor Deck Murray names 25 teens to appointive Youth Government Day roles including safety service director Dan O Neill and police chief Harry Tulk. Additional officials elected earlier include Larry Smith city solicitor Jann Stevenson municipal court judge Denise Davis and council members across seven wards.
Senior class president Peter Hayes will head an eight member delegation from Elyria District Catholic High School to a mock United Nations assembly at Euclid High School in Cleveland. The group will represent Rwanda with Thomas Mahl as moderator. Sister Mary St. Gabriel will direct the school’s a cappella choir concert. Sophomores choose class rings for November delivery. The Echo yearbook theme One step ahead in the right direction features cover by Jim Osborne and editor Rich Mole.
In interviews and talks, FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson notes record industry opportunities for young creators, while Tommy Smothers urges reflection on media society. The piece suggests CBS may have cancelled with doubt of another network pick up and hints at viewer boycotts against CBS programming.
A scanned Billboard top twenty list shows classic 1960s hits with artists such as the Fifth Dimension the Isley Brothers Glen Campbell Tommy James & Shondells Zombies Ventures and Simon & Garfunkel. The OCR text contains numerous transcription errors but identifies many song titles and artists across the chart.
Carol Lichman, a School junior, placed runner up in the regional Junior Achievement sales contest held last Monday at the Sheraton Hotel in Akron. She competed with 35 JA winners from local contests and was accompanied by her mother and Dale Helwick, Elytia JA contest chairman. Carol previously won a $100 Lorain County scholarship for top Junior Achiever.
Students from Brookside and Avon Lake high schools will meet their ideal dates at a computer dance at Avon Lake High School from 8 to 11 p.m. Friday. Each student filled a computer card to be matched with their dream date, and they eagerly await Friday to see the computer's choices.
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