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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1980

Page

5

North Ridgeville Corn Festival Crowned Queen at Middle School

Mary Kuchenrither, 17, was crowned North Ridgeville Corn Festival queen after Friday’s ceremony. Her court member Justine Horensky also smiles, while Rosemary Berg, in corn costume, helps crown. Festival runs through Sunday at North Ridgeville Middle School.

North Ridgeville Mary Kuchenrither Lawrence Kuchenrither Justine Horency Rosemary Berg North Ridgeville Middle School John Fazio

Amherst mayor blocked from safety service post

Law Director Tom Sanborn ruled Mayor Anthony DePaola may not hold the safety service director post but left unclear the impact. He noted DePaola has acted in that capacity though not officially appointed, and he said the questions now center on how long the mayor has to appoint a successor and who can be named.

Amherst Tom Sanborn Anthony DePaola DePaola Sanborn Safety Service Tony Harry Chambers David Taylor Council Common Pleas Court

Grafton man, 24, pleads innocent in hit run death

Gregory McGuire of Avon Belden Road, Grafton, pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court to vehicular homicide and related charges for a July 5 crash that killed 10 year old Walter Taylor Jr. in Cleveland. He sought a jury trial as the case continues with additional court dates.

Cleveland Grafton Gregory McGuire Avon Belden Road Walter Taylor, Jr McGuire Michael

Airport sale eyed for Ortner field in Florence Township

Four Sandusky firms consider buying the 128 acre Ortner Airport property in Florence Township. Zoned for aviation, it would need a commercial rezoning to allow tomato processing gasohol distillery and fish farming plans. Purchase was floated at about 1.2 million with construction costs around 2.5 million. operations could begin by April 1981 with 30 to 100 workers.

Birmingham Florence Township Sandusky Companies Ortner Sandusky John Cole Ed Benedict Benedict Cole Ortner Air Service Rochester N.Y George Eastman United States Mechanics Institute of Rochester Eastman Kodak Co University of Rochester Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hampton Tuskegee Eastman

Suspect held in Parma salesman slaying at court hearing

A 27 year old Cleveland man, Dotson, remains in Parma City Jail on 200000 bond after being charged with aggravated murder in the shooting death of John S DiChiro, a 42 year old Spitzer Motor City salesman. A preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday. Dotson was arrested after allegedly shooting DiChiro in the dealership parking lot and fleeing. DiChiro, a devoted family man who enjoyed boating and guitar in a local band, had previously worked at Spitzer in Elyria. Police say the motive may involve undisclosed pressure beyond the car repairs.

Parma Cleveland Parma City North Ridgeville George Novicky Dotson Pershing Ave John S. DiChiro Spitzer Motor City Macedonia DiChiro Brookpark Road Dolson

Olmsted mayor vetoes paramedic pay again

Olmsted mayor Robert Swietyniowski vetoed the Fire Department 1980-81 pay ordinance granting 400 extra pay to 23 paramedics, after council had inserted the provision. The dispute over raises for 38 firefighters and budget impact has spanned months with expectations of an override.

North Olmsted Robert Swietyniowski Fire Department Swietyniowski Council Swietniowski Don Herman Firemen Herman Swietymiowski

Elyria City Invests 4 Million in Government Securities

Bruce Vernyi reports that city workers question a $4 million investments line in the 1979 finances but the figure reflected total 1979 investments, not year-end funds. As of July 28, about $4.5 million was invested in government-backed securities across accounts, with funds tied to specific projects and temporary operating money.

Elyria Beverly J. Renner Renner Health Food Service Fund Cemetery Improvement Fund Lake Avenue Morgan and Brace Avenues Franklin and Hayes Avenues Consumer Deposit Fund Treasury Investment Board

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