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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1975

Page

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Greece Cleared 15 of 17 in Treason Trials

The court found 15 of 17 defendants guilty of high treason and taking part in the military takeover. Eight received life sentences, seven were jailed 20 to 5 years, and two were acquitted. Among life sentences was Dimitrios Ioannides, former military police commander who ousted Papadopoulos in 1973 amid Greece moving toward elections.

Dimitrios Ioannides Papadopoulos Greece Ioannides Turkey Cyprus Archibishop Makarios

Lorain mayor's brother-in-law slain in random shooting spree

In Lorain a 48-year-old brother-in-law of Mayor Joseph Zahoree, John Kowalchik, died after a single .22 heart shot outside his west side home. A neighbor, Henry Bonk, was grazed by a shot at his door. a fourth man, Ernest Dreher, heard a nearby shot but was unharmed. Police link the incidents, pending ballistics.

Lorain Joseph Zahoree West Side John Kowalchik 27Th St St. Joseph Hospital Henry Bonk Oakdale Ave Kowalchik Bonk W. 27Th Street Kovalchik Lorain County William Kishman Ernest Dreher Vermilion Dreher Malinovsky

Grand champion steer brings record $3317 at Lorain County Fair

Barbara Bucholz, 12, of Wellington, paid a record $3317 for her grand champion steer Big Boy, 1070 pounds, at the Lorain County Fair. Attendance reached 96,526 over two days as sales highlighted the event with 4 H club members winning top livestock honors.

Barbara Bucholz Wellington Barbara Raymond Bucholz RD 2 Pittsfield Progressive Workers Jamie Todd Mosher Happy Farmers 4-Hub

Love Letter to Elyria Town Shows Town’s Echoing Heart

A heartfelt note praises Elyria, describing sidewalks, the Square, ice cream parlors, old shops, and a caring post office man. The author thanks the town for daily comforts and community warmth, urging residents to support and heal together as about 75,000 live in the area.

Town Middle Ave Elyria

Grand jury orders three more violence cases held

Three men were ordered held to the grand jury and two other cases dismissed in Elyria Municipal Court after disturbances. Ten persons are now bound for the grand jury, two fined, two dismissed. Those held include David Strawderman of Cleveland Todd and Mitchell Houser of Elyria, charged with inciting to violence. Houser also faces carrying a concealed weapon.

Grand Jury Elyria Sephen R. Nagy David Strawderman West River St Cleveland Nagy

Tobacco-spitting champ is 71 Granny Spits good three feet ahead

Marie Davidek, 71, shocked family by winning a tobacco spitting contest at the Georgia Mountain Fair, defeating a mountain man by about three feet. She does not smoke or chew and prefers gardening and sewing. Her daughter and granddaughter witnessed the unlikely triumph.

FLINT Mich UPI Marie Davidek Granny Maryanne Buffone Georgia Mountains Georgia Michelle Buffone

Weather outlook with showers and warm weekend ahead

Showers and thunderstorms are likely today and tonight with locally heavy rains. Highs today in the low to mid 80s. Lows tonight in the upper 60s to low 70s. Becoming mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow with highs 85 to 98. Fair Monday with a chance of showers Tuesday or Wednesday. Highs in the 90s Monday and lows in the 70s. Cooler Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.

Torch-tone telephone scare at city hall heats up

Mayor Leonard P Reichlin avoided a flare up when a heated call alarmed staff. Shar on Tanner answered with a dial tone as smoke seeped from the handset. Assistant City Prosecutor Elmer Bessicle fetched a fire extinguisher and Reichlin opened the back of the phone to let the flames die. The line kept ringing.

Leonard P. Reichlin Sharon Tanner Elmer Bessicle Reichlin

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