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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1979
Page
13
A Thursday morning incident on Capel Road near Durkee Head involved a car struck by a passing vehicle with minor injuries. Separately, police reported theft of keys from Cherry Knoll Spring Well in Auiterst Township, and a recovery at Hole No. 6 on Quarry Road.
Lorain County Grand Jury did not indict 17 individuals in a two day session this week. Names and charges include Charles Bragg rape Gordon Matheney receiving stolen property Nathan Williams escape James Griffith complicity to aggravated robbery James Neeley complicity to aggravated robbery Isidro Casarez Jr felonious assault Elmer Phillips intimidation Susan Davis voluntary manslaughter Brook Tracey receiving stolen property and carrying a concealed weapon Ruth Johnson passing bad checks John Miller vandalism Gayle Lane felonious possession of weapons William Baker felonious assault Joey Griffith aggravated burglary Robert Fout passing bad checks Edward Fike grand theft. City council sets public hearing on hotel and recreation complex tax abatement for Sept 4. Chicago O’Hare is noted as busiest airport with 1977 passenger total 44.2 million. Erie County to vote on Betty Rinderle School operating levy in November.
Applications are due by Sept 7 at Lorain County Community College for a $500 Home Builders Association civil engineering technology scholarship. Eligible students must enroll 12 hours in LOCCs civil engineering technology program, with high school engineering prep preferred. If no qualified civil engineering student, design graphics majors may apply.
Lorain County Community College introduces a one day college plan for students with limited time or commuting needs. The program offers over 100 day and evening courses weekly Monday through Thursday plus Friday evenings and Saturdays. Students can earn up to 12 credits by attending one day a week and a cooperative course pairing adds five credits. Registration runs through Sept 11 with classes starting Sept 17.
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