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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1978

Page

8

Mayor Flys and Plane Gear Flies at Elyria Cook-out

Mayor Marguerite E. Bowman joined a party at Ralph Richards home and took a private flight. The plane’s rear landing gear sheared off on touchdown, causing a hard bounce before Richards landed safely. The mayor walked back to the party several hundred yards away.

Marguerite E. Bowman Airways West River Road Ralph Richards Richards Earthmoving Peter Roka Richard’s Place Richards Elyria Mrs. Bowman

Public hearings set on NOACA pollution study findings

A $3.2 million NOACA pollution study urges local action including a regional coordination agency for water pollution control across several counties. Hearings begin Monday with sessions in Medina, Oberlin, Lorain and Westlake locations. The report cites low EPA inspection rates, noncompliance by a third of major dischargers, and calls for a secure landfill and reduced road salt use amid rising Lake Erie salinity.

Northeast Oberlin College College Center Lorain County Community College Parkside Junior High School Westlake Lake Erie

Second suspect sought in Cleveland pipe bomber case

Federal and local authorities probe if George J. Cicero acted alone or planned to widen school and pornography shop bombings to other cities. Corrigan says Cicero likely faces 15 additional bombing offenses after a Fairmount Elementary School arson. Police seek a second suspect and a Cicero station wagon, as maps are examined and dynamite linked to a March theft.

Cleveland UPI George J. Cicero Cuyahoga County Michael Corrigan Cicero United Hard Hats of America Fairmount Beachwood Richard Faragher Cleveland Police Intelligence Unit Xerox Corp Solon U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Warrensville Heights Cleveland Quarries Co South Amherst Lorain County Corrigan

City finds phone abuse costs water dept worker $1501

Cleveland utilities director says a water pollution control division typist ran up 1501 in long distance city phone calls to her son in West Germany and other callers. The prior administration knew nothing of the matter, and officials investigate why.

Cleveland Water Pollution Control Division West Germany Fort Leonard Wood Corsi Los Angeles Las Vegas

Rehnquist Considers Stay On Columbus School Busing

Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist indicated he will weigh a request to delay busing in Columbus Ohio. The Columbus School Board seeks a halt on desegregation busing until the high court can hear a full-scale appeal, with responses due by Thursday. A grant could derail a multimillion-dollar plan slated to begin September 7 if not reversed by other justices.

Washington UPI Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Columbus Ohio Columbus School Board Samuel H. Porter High Court Rehnquist

Ohio expands voting access for movers and name changes

Ohio voters moving within 30 days of an election or those who recently changed their names can vote at their former precincts on election day. The law, signed by Gov. Rhodes, ends election day and permanent registration and requires 30 day pre election registration. It also tightens penalties for roaming animals and property damage with potential jail time.

Columbus UPI Ohio Boards of Election Rhodes

Tardy Tammy Wynette Delays Medina County Fair Shows

Country star Tammy Wynette arrived nearly 45 minutes late but delivered a full concert at the Medina County Fair. Attendance neared 70 900 after three days as fair officials chased a new record. The six day event wraps Sunday with a Honey Bee Queen pageant, Road Runners parade, and additional grandstand acts.

Medina Tammy Wynette Medina County Fair Miss Wynette Fair Grounds Smith Road Fair Medina County Paul Wilcox

Navy appoints Walter V. Roeser to Cleveland district chief

Navy recruiting chief selects Walter V. Roeser as commander of the Cleveland Navy Recruiting District replacing Capt. David W. Somers Jr. Somers will report to the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island for further duties following a special ceremony this week at Elyria recruiting station.

Navy Walter V. Roeser Cleveland Elyria Roeser David W. Somers Jr Naval War College Newport R.I

Council to hear 1979 budget and extend filing deadline

Mayor Marguerite E Bowman will present the 1979 budget to the city council at a special meeting in city hall. The session aims to place the budget on the August 21 regular meeting for approval, with state granted deadline extension requiring filing with the county auditor by August 25. Roeser, Brookyn native and Naval Aviator since 1959, served in 200 combat missions, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and multiple medals, and later attended the U S Army War College before leading the recruiting district command.

Marguerite E. Bowman City Hall Roeser Brooklyn, N.Y Southeast Asia

Recruits allege Marine recruiting fraud in Ohio

Seven Marine recruits contacted Sen. Metzenbaum in Columbus alleging fraudulent practices in central Ohio recruitment. The Ohio Democrat has been investigating enlistment procedures for weeks, saying evidence points to a massive pattern of illegal and unethical conduct.

Metzenbaum Columbus Ohio Washington

Butz warns against export cutoff to the Soviet Union

Former Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told WILL TV's Illinois Press that U.S. farmers would be used as pawns by international diplomats if farm exports to the Soviet Union were cut because of human rights violations. He said such a move would hurt the United States more than the Soviet Union and called it wrong to use farmers in diplomacy.

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