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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1977

Page

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Lied to save my lover- Ann Noske

Ann Marie Noske testified at Stuart Kutler murder trial that she lied to protect her lover's reputation and conceal her 8 year old son's death. She admitted cooperating with a coverup, saying she loved Kutler and was pregnant, while the doctor faces a murder charge and possible life sentence.

Ann Noske Cincinnati Ann Marie Noske Cleveland Area Stuart Kutler Stu Miss Noske Kutler Tonly Robert Hanna Andi Hanna Arthur Hamilton County

Fair ball nets prize at Medina County Fair midway

Thirteen year old Michael Pouker pushes the ball toward the hoop to win a stuffed prize. Booth operator Dave Waszak, 15, assists as Michael’s father Norman Pouker of Beachwood and Dave’s parents are named. The 12nd Medina County Fair runs through Sunday at Medina fairgrounds.

Michael Pouker Medina County Fair Michael Dave Waszak Norman Pouker Beachwood Dave John Waszak Riverview Ave Rocky River Medina County Fairgrounds Medina Jeff Bishop

Ford seeks all 1903 Model A cars in rare root hunt

Detroit based Ford Motor Co asks museums clubs and private collectors to aid in locating surviving 1903 Model A autos. Only about 40 traced including two at Henry Ford Museum. Original price 750 dollars, optional detachable tonneau 100 more. Commemorative luncheon June 16 197% for 75th anniversary.

Detroit Henry Ford George DeAngelis Ford Motor Co DeAngelis Ford Henry Ford Museum Dearborn Mich Armenicayanel Atzita American Road Yates America B.W. Yates UPI

Columbia gas curtailments to end next winter for boilers

Columbia Gas of Ohio announced plans to end curtailments for boiler heating fuel next winter except for large industries. An emergency purchase of six billion cubic feet and a 3.5 billion cubic foot storage deal are expected to keep fuel available for schools and most businesses, even if temperatures are below normal.

Columbia Gas of Ohe Promsed Y. Columbia Marvin E. White White Columbia Hio

Families urge preserving slopes at Kent State site memorials

Families of 10 victims and a wounded student gathered at the Kent State site to urge preserving the grass, trees, and slopes where the 1970 shootings occurred. The brief ceremony, led by a campus minister, stressed no memorial structure is wanted. Police and demonstrators faced court actions over the construction halt tied to a restraining order.

Kent State Portage County Common Pleas Court Joseph Rainrad U.S. District Court Thomas Lambros U. S. Interior Turn Kent State University William National Guard Louis Schroeder Lorain

Pistolman holds children during four hour siege in Sheffield Lake

A 31-year-old Edward Feltes held his three children, aged 1 4 and 6, inside a light green bungalow at 972 Stark St. from about 10 p.m. to nearly 2 a.m. after firing shots at his wife. Police surrounded the home as officers negotiated until Sheffield Village Officer Richard Mack persuaded Feltes to surrender. Feltes, a long distance truck driver, was jailed on aggravated assault charges as neighbors recalled a domestic dispute after his wife was not home.

Sheffield Lake Stark St Edward Feltes Feltes Sheffield Village Richard Mack Mack Mary

Talks aim to avert nationwide Bell strike Sunday

Bell System officials prepare a new contract offer to avert what they call an almost inevitable nationwide strike set for Sunday. A deal is hoped to avoid widespread disruption as up to 700 000 telephone workers may walk out when the current pact expires at midnight. The offer could be presented today, with mediators notified and Federal officials kept informed.

Washington — Bell System Nation American Telephone and Telegraph Co Watts Carter Ohio Bell Cleveland Cuyahoga County Ohio Bell Verves Mike Quinn Lorain Erie Huron Quinn Oto Bell

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