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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1975

Page

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Hoffa Disappearance Tied to Mob Control of Teamsters

Washington investigates suggest Hoffa was eliminated by organized crime to shield mob influence over the Teamsters Union. The Central States Pension Fund, worth over a billion dollars, funded casinos and Florida properties, fueling mob interests. The piece portrays Hoffa’s early mob ties, his jailing, and how Frank Fitzsimmons rose amid racketeering influence as mob bosses tightened their grip after Hoffa’s prison departure.

Washington James Hoffa Hoffa Mob Teamsters Union Thesegreater Central States Florida Jack Anderson Washing —N Battle Bantam Roosters Say Frank Fitzsimmons Jimmy Hoff Teamsters Justice Department Pension Fund Transitc Fitzsimmons White House

Elyria Violence Leads to Fines and Grand Jury Held

In Elyria seven individuals including six adults and a felon were ordered held to the county grand jury on inciting and weapon charges. Milton Wilson was fined 150 dollars and 10 days in jail for carrying a concealed weapon. Daniel D. Drake paid 50 dollars after pleading guilty to criminal trespassing. Several others faced charges or pleas as prosecutors withheld comment pending related cases.

Elyria Milton Wilson Tenth St Wilson Daniel D. Drake Garfield Ave Players Lounge Woodford Ave Dennis Ransom Lowell St Gerald Flanders Keys Dr Steve Moore Spruce St Kern Revels Parmely Ave Glenn R. Williams Claude Denney II Adelbert Elyria Municipal Stephen R. Nagy James P. Horn

North Olmsted Homecoming Opens With Teddy Bear Booth

The 30th Annual North Olmsted Homecoming starts tomorrow at 5 PM with a pitch until you win booth run by the North Olmsted Community Council. Six year old Tony Mazzeo, son of Gus and Mrs Mazzeo, will try for the giant teddy bear as Bruce Simko assisted setup. Events run Saturday and Sunday in North Olmsted Park on Lorain Road at W Park Drive.

North Olmsted Tony Mazzeo North Olmsted Community Council Tony Gus Mazzeo E. Park Dr Bruce Simko Sunset Ave Sheffield Lake North Olmsted Park Lorain Road W. Park Drive C-T Tony Denslow

Soaring prices point to new inflation surge in July

Washington reports consumer prices rose 1.2 percent in July at an annual rate of 14.4 percent if continued at July pace. Meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, gasoline and used cars drove about three quarters of the increase as raw material costs climb. The CPI index reached 162.3 from the 1967 base, with costs up from 10 to 16.23 dollars.

Washington UPI Labor Department

McCray Black Panel Session Cancelled

A joint meeting between City Solicitor J William McCray and Elyria black committee over the Daryl Maxwell shooting was cancelled with no new date set. The committee postponed pending legal consultant input while McCray offered to share police reports and interviews, including with Pilot Michael Killean.

J. William McRay Black Committee Daryl Maxwell McCray Tme Oliver Jones James Taylor Police Department Michael Killean Maxwell Elyria

Ridge Tool Ad Finds Its Way Back to 1931 Owner

Philip Lilly of Bluefield West Virginia sent Ridge Tool Co a 20 cent six inch pipe wrench offer from a 1931 Popular Mechanics ad. The company returned the wrench and 20 cents, noting the gesture was a one time courtesy.

Philip Lilly Elyria’s Ridge Tool Co Lilly Bluefield W. Va Popular Mechanics Ridge Tool

Statler Brothers elevate Lorain County Fair crowd

The Statler Brothers drew 3,500 fans at the Lorain County Fair to boost attendance past 20,000 for the day. Don Reid led the quartet with nostalgic hits while Lew DeWitt impressed on guitar. Donnie Summers of Norwalk attended on a rolling stretcher with special fair-board arrangements. Directors were elected as the fair moves into its second day with junior night and royalty. Attendance over two days reached 46,336.

Statler Brothers Lorain County Fair Wellington Lorain County Youngstown Toledo Columbus Don Harold Reid Phillip Balsley Lew de Witt Randolph Scott DeWitt Reid Brothers Donnie Summers Norwalk Fair Board Summers Statlers Walter Young Fair Young

U.S. Eases Cuba Embargo With Third-Country Sales

The United States will announce a partial easing of the Cuba embargo permitting American firms operating in third countries to sell goods to Cuba for the first time in years. The move targets third countries, not bilateral U.S. Cuba trade, and stops short of repealing the 1962 ban. Foreign nations press for broader sales rights and negotiations on normalizing ties. Argentina previously licensed exports to Cuba in 1974 amid nationalization threats.

Washington United States Cuba State Department Havana Argentina Canada

Burton and Taylor reportedly reunite for possible remarriage

Geneva reports indicate Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor are back together after divorce settlement in 1974. They plan to live together in Switzerland with joint talks to remarry, while Miss Taylor joins Burton in discussions with producers for the film Abakarov.

Geneva Switzerland UPI Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Maurice Solowicz Miss Taylor Burton Sions Aabakarov Aliss Taylor Gstaad Splowier Celigny Burton Jean Bell Celigny California

Betty Ford on Love Life and Pillow Talk

Betty Ford defends sharing views with the President during their pillow talk hours. She jokes about reporters asking about her and her husband’s sleeping arrangements and notes she set letters after opposing separate White House bedrooms. She says Americans mock a president who sleeps in the same bed.

New York UPI Betty Ford Ford Myra MacPherson McCall's Magazine White House

Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers

Considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight. Lows in the upper 60s. Tomorrow will be cloudy and a bit warmer with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. Highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Southerly winds 10 mph. Sunrise 6 42, sunset 8 18. Elyria pollen count 46.

Elyria

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