Commissioners challenge Payner pay raise at mental retardation board
Lorain County commissioners attacked a $6,000 raise for Supt. Mrs. Payner raising her annual salary to $33,000. The Mental Retardation board approved the increase June 1. Board president Zaleski and Commissioner Keron urged county action to reduce the raise. The commissioners praised Payner’s work but said the raise was excessive. Turn to page A-4 for more.
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Lorain County
169 Board
Ben Payner
Mental Retardation Board
Payner
Commission
Alan J. Zaleski
Jeresmo J. Keron
Dominick A. Dellisanti
One Millionth Recording Marks Lorain County Paper Trail
Richard Thompson of Chicago Title Insurance Co filed transaction 1 000 000 in Lorain County Recorder Dorothy L. Essex office at 10 30 am Tuesday. A commemorative calculator was given by Mrs Essex. The county began numbering deeds in 1897 and Mrs Essex noted 178 075 documents filed in five years seven months. The millionth deal involved Rose Cromling property 38973 Butternut Ridge Road moved to Charles and Mary Carlson. Arthur Williams of Warranty Realty handled it. The second No 1 was filed by William Reis and a $5 wallet was given.
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Richard Thompson
Chicago Title Insurance Co
Thompson
Dorothy L. Essex
Essex
Lorain County
Groveland
Rose Cromling
Butternut Ridge Road
Charles
Mary Carlson
Arthur Williams
Warranty Realty
Abductor captured after gunpoint abduction near Grafton
Lorain deputies rescue Charlotta Tressler, 20, seven hours after she was forced off Rt. 83 near Grafton by her ex boyfriend Jerry L. Dumke, 40. Dumke fired at the car, surrendered later on Cooke Road. Tressler and two friends had been returning from picket duty at Modern Tool and Die Co in Valley City.
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Lorain
Charlotta Tressler
E. 32Nd St
Modern Tool and Die Co
Valley City
Jerry L. Dumke
Briarwood Drive
Columbia Township
Dumke
Miss Tressler
Rt. 83
Grafton-Eastern Road
Grafton Township
Dan Fairbanks
Joseph Palmer
Cooke Road
Rt. 10
Jane Temple
Tina McCartney
Helen Drive
Vermilion
Modern Tool & Die
Miss McCartney
Roger Hammon
McCartney
Hammon
Miss Temple
Miss
Guerrillas trap 500 in Nicaragua National Palace
In Managua, Sandinista guerrillas seize the National Palace with about 500 people inside. They demand 10 million dollars and amnesty, warn of killings, and set a 24 hour window for negotiations while government officials seek hostage releases and time to react. Four killed, 15 wounded in initial assault. hostages confined to a library.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
National Guard
Pale Debayle
Amherst Township boy killed crossing Telegraph Road
A 12 year old Amherst Township resident, Scott A. Sapp, died after being struck by a westbound pickup while crossing Telegraph Road to reach a newspaper box. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital about 4:15 p.m. Burial will be at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 a.m. at Garland Funeral Home. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, and a sister. Weather notes predict partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 80s. Pollen count 29.
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Amherst Township
Telegraph Road
Scott A. Sapp
Lester V. Sapp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bechtel Road
Harry A. Scott A.sapp Freed
Oberlin Road
State Highway Patrol
Garland Funeral Home
Amherst
Elyria
Nord Junior High School
Vaughn W. Sapp
Keith H. Sapp
Lorain
Leslie J. Sapp
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Carter raft trip on Salmon River in Idaho
President Carter led a three day raft trip down the Salmon River with Rosalynn Carter. Secret Service noted rain gear questions while Governor Andrus approved the outing. At 8 10 A M the rafts entered midstream and then drifted out of sight as press coverage was limited.
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Salmon River
Idaho
President Carter
Secret Service
Hide
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Mira Guth
Amy
UPI
Chronicle-Telegram wins national typography trophy
The Chronicle-Telegram earned first place in a national typography contest sponsored by Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services. The award recognizes front page design, makeup quality, and photo reproduction. The C-T edged Yonkers Herald Statesman and Racine Journal Times in its under-50,000 daily circulation class.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services
Los Angeles
C-T
Yonkers
N.Y
Herald Statesman
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Susan St. Marie
Tommy Overstreet
John Fazio
Walter A. Godfrey
By Tom Chernitsky
Carl Remensky
Editorial Entertainment Shade
Oberlin
Sheriff's Deputies
Somoza
Jose Somoza Abrego
Sandinista Liberation Front
Anastasio Somoza Debayle
Harry Kelly
Chicago Tribune
Secretary of the Interior
Cecil Andrus
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