Chronicle Telegram Elyria Chronicle 1975 Aug 21
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
6
The fragment provides a newspaper header for the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Thursday August 21, 1975. No specific articles or summaries are readable in the provided text.
Dale Lavingston of Lorain County loses bid for National Finance Officer at the AMVETS national convention in Des Moines Iowa. Detroit Livingston, previously Navy holder of multiple AMVETS posts, appears as a leading rival with strong local and state roles. Livingston, 61, works as an investigator for the Lorain County Board of Elections.
Break in at the Prudential Insurance Co. office on ONeill Boulevard left the back door battered by an ax and the safe pried open. Officers report $800 in cash taken and minor damage. Lorain County detectives continued the investigation. Thomas Sofra, 33, of Amherst, pleaded guilty yesterday to maintaining a place for hallucinogens and was referred for a pre sentence report.
Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, will head the new Institute of Engineering and Medicine affiliated with the University of Cincinnati Purdue University and Jewish Hospital. He and researchers announced an improved pump for heart-lung machines, adapted from NASA space suit circulation pumps for extracorporeal use.
St Joseph Hospital in Lorain honored 115 teenage volunteers who donated 9 505 hours of service. Nurse Barbara Booth and volunteer director Sultana Toth awarded caps certificates and pins to recognize hours ranging from 1 000 to 100 with names of the top hour earners listed.
Linda Bozsoki 23 of 2107 Grenoble Dr. pleaded no contest to cultivating marijuana without a permit and was reduced to possession of a hallucinogen. Colleen Duncan 21 faced similar charges. the dormant case was dismissed. Bozsoki received 30 days in jail with 28 suspended and a 300 dollar fine with 150 suspended.
Nannie of Brighton Nanny and Keystone Kids led the field with champions for champion doe and champion kid respectively. Junior showmanship honors went to Darren Bremke with runners up Denise Oberle and Linda Zech, as a large slate of names from Brighton Nannys, Keystone Kids and other 4-H groups appear in rosettas and classifications.
Six Lorain County 4 H clubs send members to the Ohio State Fair with entries in Do Your Thing with Food Making It With Meals and other divisions. Outstanding ratings go to Do Your Thing with Food Karen Walton and others across Brownhelm Pittsfield North Ridgeville and Elyria groups.
Persistent gannet birds dive from up to 100 feet to catch a fish and may seek prey as deep as 90 feet if the initial plunge misses.
A tiny Ecuadorian frog bears eggs in a dorsal skin fold, giving a humpbacked look. The male assists by guiding the eyes into a rear spine base pouch.
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