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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1976
Page
6
Two veteran teachers, Patricia Mahoney and Har ret Thompson, urge parents to ease kindergarteners into school life. They advise practicing routines, independence, naming basics, and basic literacy skills, plus vaccination and early registration before the Sept. 2 start date.
State Rep. Scribner L. Fauver along with Fred Young and Ben Rose re introduced Republican Medicaid funding legislation after the House Finance Committee rejected it in a party line vote. The bill seeks an additional two percent cut across most departments, reversing the Rhodes administration proposal.
The Elyria Summer Theatre delivers a lively though lengthy production of 1776 opening May 8. Cast members B J Whitehouse Michael Hagedom Carroll McBride and Ron Miller receive praise for strong characterizations and singing though sound issues with stage mikes dull some numbers. The review notes set design costumes and a Liberty Bell replica, with minor stage timing quibbles and a calendar dating error. Political budget debates fill the surrounding page.
A 71-year-old Oberlin resident pulled a 19-year-old man back from the edge of the High-Level Bridge in Oberlin yesterday, aided by Officer Jeffrey Pintur and others. The youth, Valentino Rios of 1120 Broadway, was restrained and jailed for safekeeping after expressing intent to jump. Rios had past death by own action attempts.
A new Food Bank of Lorain County Senior Citizens aims to sell groceries and home supplies at half price to residents 65 and older or disabled on fixed incomes. The first test sale is Aug 31 at Kennedy Plaza, with orders taken there and at the site the day before.
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