Man Secures Couch and Furnishings Left in Building
A man obtained the couch he desired and all other furnishings left inside the building, completing the purchase or claim of the interior items.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1975
Page
1
A man obtained the couch he desired and all other furnishings left inside the building, completing the purchase or claim of the interior items.
Former Ohio Lottery director Col. Robert Chiaramonte resigns citing lack of authority to hire or fire staff. He says the job cannot be done without power to hire and terminate, despite assurances from Lottery Commission members and Gov. Rhodes.
Palestinian guerrillas clashed with an Israeli naval vessel trying to land commandos near Tyre in southern Lebanon. Two guerrillas were killed and one wounded, WAFA reported, while Israel reportedly shelled Hasbaya and the Arkoub region. No Israeli comment was available. Weather: cloudy with fog and light drizzle, highs in the 70s to 80s.
The CT datebook lists deaths and births alongside entertainment, religion, sports, television, and women sections. It notes birthdays for readers and highlights local notices in a compact daily format.
The Chronicle Telegraph commemorates Amelia Earhart, aviation pioneer and first female transatlantic flyer, noting her 1928 crossing as a passenger and her 1937 around the world attempt. The piece appears in a John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co exhibition, part of a series on American history.
Larry Robinson, convicted of the April 6, 1973 murder of Alice Womack, allegedly swallowed glass in his Huron County jail cell hours after being sentenced to two consecutive life terms. Sheriff said he was rushed to Providence Hospital for possible internal injuries and then returned to a maximum security facility. Lawyer Roger Paul said Robinson claimed to have eaten the glass after breaking eyeglasses. deputies found eyeglass fragments in the cell.
Last night saw one fire and three arrests in Elyria’s southwest, with officials and black leaders saying violence has ended after two days of heavy vandalism and injuries. Funeral services for Daryl Maxwell, 19, shot by Officer Michael Killean, proceeded with uncertain burial plans. A black pathologist examined the head wound. Maxwell’s death was ruled a homicide. Ohio State Highway Patrol and Lorain deputies remain on duty through the weekend. The Clark garage fire caused about 4000 dollars in damage. Three men were charged with carrying.
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