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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1978

Page

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Youth shot by deputy after cruiser rammed on Route 113

In South Amherst early today Elyria youth Anthony Matthews, 16, was shot in the leg by Lorain County Deputy Anthony Gaines after a car rammed the deputy's cruiser on Route 113 and Pyle South Amherst Road. Two other juveniles fled. one 14 was arrested later and a 17-year-old was questioned.

South Amherst Elyria Lorain County Route 113 Pyle South Amherst Road Anthony Matthews West Ave Elyria Memorial Hospital Anthony Gaines Matthews Huron Street Sheriff's Department Gaines

Tax course signup via newspaper coupon offered with college credit

Courses By Newspaper, a joint CT and Lorain County Community College program, offers a tax course with four college credits upon completion. Registration via clipping the page A-7 coupon, optional on campus sessions, and extension credit through UC available. classes start in coming months with lectures by professor David Ferguson.

America Chronicle-Telegram Lorain County Community College LCCC David Ferguson University of California Ferguson

Inflation Eases as Prices Rise Just 0.5 Percent in July

Washington reports inflation slowed in July with Consumer Price Index up 0.5 percent led by food and clothing. Beef pork vegetables and eggs fell, clothing dropped 0.6 percent, housing up 0.8 percent, transportation and medical care up 0.7 and 0.5 percent respectively. Buying power rose 0.2 percent from June but remained 2.1 percent below July 1977.

Washington UPI Labor Department Carter

Elyria pupils face few changes new school year begins

Debbi Demmon-Berger notes Elyria City Schools start with minor changes besides transportation cuts due to finances. No high school busing, two mile rule applies, and five grade students move from Spring Valley to Elyria for space. John Raber becomes acting high school principal after Charles Miller's death.

Elyria City John Raber Charles Miller Raber Miller Wesley Winn Winn

North Olmsted hires Clearview chief as superintendent

Dr. Stuart D. Berger of Elyria was named North Olmsted Schools superintendent in a 3 to 2 vote. He will start November 1 at 36000 annually and serve as consultant Sept 1 to Oct 31 at 3000 monthly. He replaces acting superintendent Leonard Frick after former Clearview leader Berger, 35, held the post since 1977 and previously led East Guernsey Schools in Love City.

North Olmsted Stuart D. Berger Elyria Board of Education Berger Clearview Lorain Margaret Lynch Margaret DuBois DuBois Lynch Leonard Frick Robert A. van Auken East Guernsey Love City Ohio Beachwood High School East Guernsey Schools

Keystone District Schools Delayed Opening to Sept 11

Lagrange Keystone District postpones first day as state fire marshal deems three buildings unsafe. Repairs lag door window and fixture supply, leaving hot water, toilets, electricity and fire alarms missing in Penfield Elementary and gaps in the middle school and high school complex. Superintendent Warner says inspection prompted safety concerns and teachers accepted the new date.

Penfield Elementary Penfield Warner LaGrange Middle School Keystone High School West Carlisle Elemen

Vandalism Triggers Power Outage Near Elyria Mall

Vandals shot out porcelain insulators on a 69 000 volt line near Burns Road by Lorain County Community College causing outages for several thousand Ohio Edison customers in Elyria Monday night. Rain later caused the line to short and trigger multiple trips, leaving parts of Elyria and Midway Mall area without power for up to thirty minutes. Power was restored by the night, with LCCC still without power until early Tuesday morning while new insulators were installed.

Ohio Edison Co Elyria Burns Road Lorain County Community College Midway Mall Eastern Heights LCCC

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