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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1972
Page
13
Daily horoscope notes a pragmatic, self critical approach that inspires constructive change. Taurus through Aries detail tomorrow's themes from gaining support to perseverance, urging practical sacrifices for family, balanced by pursuit of inner spiritual insight.
The Marion Steele High School concert choir and Girls Glee Club present their annual spring formal in the high school gym at 3 30 p.m. Awards include Outstanding Service plaque and a director's cup. Two scholarships will be awarded to choir students. The Girls Glee Club performs Bach pieces, a madrigal, light numbers, German piece Schicksalslied, two Lenten anthems, and more. Reception follows for parents and friends. Director Robert Bostwick leads. John Rees assists. Contributions accepted at the door.
William King, 33, of 1513 E 28th St Lorain was sentenced to an indeterminate one to 15 years in the penitentiary by Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge LeRoy F Kelly after a jury convicted him of burglary. He was arrested at the Servisteel Corp building at 4920 French Creek Rd Sheffield Village on Jan 3 following a tip from a railroad crewman about a burglary in progress.
The New London Board of Education approved two contracts and accepted one resignation at an adjourned meeting. Robert Wenner received a one year renewal as high school principal while David Sommers was hired as assistant high school principal and Title I reading specialist. Richard McMullen resigned as elementary principal. The board authorized Barbara Angle to invest 60 000 in 30 day CDs and 7 000 in 90 day CDs. It also approved purchasing 20 typewriters and scheduled a work session for May 9.
Lorain official say final draft rules for the auxiliary police are near completion Mayor Joseph Zahorec announced The Fraternal Order of Police and Police Chief John Malinovsky have raised concerns over how the auxiliaries will be governed and whether they will ride with regular officers William Mills notes training must precede riding with officers while Zahorec contends some chief's provisions conflict with state statutes
Edward Mack was found guilty of second degree homicide by motor vehicle for the September 19 1971 death of Charles W. Young. A $500 fine and six month jail sentence were imposed but held pending appeal. Mack, 27, is free on $1,500 bond after a West End Avenue collision near the Rt 611 overpass.
Mary Smith of 1125 Barbara Street was bound to the grand jury by Elyria Municipal Judge Frank M. Wilcox after allegedly firing at Maggie Hughes seated in a car on Barbara Street on April 9. Smith had previously entered an innocent plea to the charge.
Lorain County Democratic Party chairman Joseph Ujhelyi returned from vacation to find his home broken into. Police said thieves entered by breaking a window, ransacked the upstairs, and stole a $1200 camera a $4 hunting knife and $15 in silver dollars. The burglary likely occurred since Tuesday.
Police report three 17-year-olds arrested in connection with six break-ins in Sheffield Lake Knolls area. Two youths released to parents, one held at Lorain County Juvenile Detention Home. Items stolen mostly recovered as detectives concluded intensive investigation. Authorities say case now with juvenile authorities.
Ella Davis age 25 of Lorain pleaded guilty to shoplifting at the Gold Circle Store on February 10. Carl Jeans aged 19 of Lorain accepted a guilty plea to malicious entry after an indictment for burglary of an inhabited dwelling, with release on personal bond and a pre sentence probe ordered. Pre trial dates were set for May 8, 9 and 15.
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