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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1987
Page
24
In Parma a 72 year old widow visits a 1915 Model T Ford touring car as a ritual reminder of youth. Bob Dahlhausen recalls his grandfather and his lifelong desire for a Model T. He shares details about starting, ignition, and the car’s simple four cylinder engine.
Jack A. Harrington, 36, of Encinitis California, was arrested after resisting three Elyria police officers who responded to a lounge dispute at the Holiday Inn. He faces charges of disorderly conduct resisting arrest criminal damaging and three counts of assault. Off duty security officer alerted police. Officers sustained minor injuries, none requiring hospital care. The incident started when Harrington refused to pay a 25.32 bar tab.
In Lorain County, a 42 year old Elyria man Donald Kendall faces multiple charges in a suspected chop shop operation. A jury was chosen to hear the case in front of Judge Adrian Bedeski with Assistant County Prosecutor Thomas Mangan leading the trial. Kendall denies involvement while authorities allege he is a major dealer in stolen auto parts. The charges stem from a March raid on a garage police linked to dismantling stolen cars.
The North east Ohio chapter of American Youth Hostel plans a May 3 tour of the 144 year old Stanford House Hostel and its farm. Volunteers lead hikes in Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area and a fund raising lunch will run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. An open house at 6093 Stanford Rd. Peninsula offers bed and brunch packages. For details call Joe Balbo.
WEOL AM will not broadcast from midnight tonight through 6 a.m. Friday due to installation of new transmitter equipment. The repairs will not affect sister station WEEA FM and involve AM stereo gear expected to go online in the future.
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