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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1976
Page
4
UPI reports in Austin that National Institute of Education funded bilingual teaching aids reach 300000 Texas students. Texas lacked a statewide bilingual curriculum, so new material was produced to support Spanish speakers in public schools.
In ancient Rome chariot race drivers were typically slaves or low caste, yet victors often earned prizes rivaling those of contemporary sports heroes, highlighting the high rewards for elite performance in a brutal public spectacle.
Karl Drbal of Czechoslovakia, a pioneer in radio and television, was issued patent no. 913014 for a smaller scale pyramid device. He asserts that a person sitting inside a pyramid tent can receive mysterious energies.
Lorain policeman David W Moore received a certificate of achievement from Eastman Kodak Co for completing the Law Enforcement Photography Workshop in Rochester New York. The week long program covered the latest applications of photography in crime fighting.
The Parks and Recreation Department released a new schedule for Elyria's five public pools. Operations run 1 to 8 pm Monday and Tuesday, 4 to 8 pm Wednesday through Friday, with Labor Day the final open day from 1 to 8 pm. The note also mentions The smallest independent country in Africa is Gambia, less than half the size of Vermont.
Lorain Linda Pizzoferrato, 18 of 1119 Second St, pleaded innocent to drug trafficking at a municipal court arraignment. Police found four pills hidden in candy bars meant for Charles Semrau, a 25 year old prisoner in Lorain City Jail. She admitted placing the pills hoping Semrau would “get high” and said she thought his jail stay would speed up. A preliminary hearing is set for Sept 2, and she remains in jail on a $1,000 bond.
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