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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1974

Page

20

Pair upset at $5 foot Police seek 2 in kidnap killing

Homicide detectives probe a North Olmsted man’s kidnap and murder after leaving a Playhouse Square restaurant with two women. Browne, 29, was shot four times in a fast-moving chase with two armed robbers. The attackers fled with Browne’s Camaro, leaving the women frightened but unharmed. Browne’s wife Verna, and two children survive. Funeral plans are listed at Jenkins Funeral Home.

N. Olmsted Cleveland Playhouse Square Joseph W E. 14Th St Euclid Avenue Browne Kultd Avenue Innerbelt Prospect Avenue E 55Th Street Central Avenue Fuerst Verna Emer Jenkins Funeral Home Westlake

Passenger dies in Lorain crash and driver charged

A 27 year old Elyria Township man died after a one car crash on Broadway near 6th Street in Lorain. The driver Michael Repko 24 of Idaho Ave was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide driving while intoxicated left of center and reckless operation. Nickeson died at St. Joseph Hospital after being pinned beside a pole. He worked at American Ship Building Co and is survived by wife two daughters and his parents. Funeral services will be Monday at 1 pm at Schwartz Spence and Boyer Home For Funerals.

Lorain Elyria Township Broadway Clifford Nickeson Elvrra Ave St. Joseph Hospital Michael Repko Idaho Ave 6Th Street Repko Nickeson 20Th Street Replio American Ship Building Co Patricia Carrie Cathleen Henry Nickeson Henry Allen Patricia) Deidrick LaGrange Nellie Grimm William Nickeson Wheeling W. Va Schwartz, Spence and Boyer R. W. Gann Toledo Road

Elyman remembers others to celebrate his good luck

Willis N Krugman marks his second anniversary after open heart surgery by donating 25 to the CT Not Forgotten Box and urging friends to contribute new toys for needy children He recalls last year as a recipient and acknowledges the need for more aid due to layoffs strikes and energy shortages He urges families to buy gifts for two for the box and notes joy when his son and daughter in law return from Thailand after a 13 month Air Force tour

Elyman Monica B. Williams Willis N. Krugman Krugman Air Force Thailand

Three area residents reach millionaire lottery finals in Ohio draw

Three locals joined about 60 others yesterday to qualify for the Ohio Lottery next millionaire drawing. Finalists include Melivin H. Gerbar dinger of Avon, Joseph W. Riedl of North Olmsted, and Elizabeth R. Samkow of Litchfield, all with at least $1,000 guaranteed and a 1 in 100 shot at $1 million.

Elude Melivin H.gerbardinger Colorado Ave Avon Joseph W Riedl Clifford North Olmsted Elizabeth R Samkow Brventon Litchfield

Gilligan eyes Senate bid after 1976 Ohio governorship

Gov. John J. Gilligan said in an exclusive UPI interview that if re-elected he would not have run for the U.S. Senate in 1976 and instead aimed to finish a second term and leave Ohio’s two Senate seats to Metzenbaum and Glenn. He recalled past plans to persuade John Glenn Jr. to face Sen. Taft, and noted how the timing of Saxbe’s appointment altered Senate calculations. He also said a future campaign was possible but unlikely, and defended his record as governor, stating he believed he did good work for the state.

Columbus UPI John J. Gilligan U.S. Senate John H. Glenn Jr Robert Taft Jr William B. Saxbe U.S Gilligan AG. Lancione D-Bellaire Senate Howard M. Metzenbaum United Press International Kansas City Ohio Metzenbaum Glenn Cleveland Organized Labor Washington Saxbe Taft John Glenn GOP Howard Galligan Glen Saliongs Lamy al Tecan Seasite Giligan Tran Frank Lausche Lausche

Din the Congress and I loved the Con

A brief fragment notes Din and the Congress in a scene of affection and lighthearted humor. The readable text hints at a playful interaction or tribute without clear context or full details.

Lottery panel seeks better idea in Cleveland chaos

Ohio Lottery official Skelly improvises publicity stunts across Cleveland to cover a news blackout and low ticket sales. Helicopters banners bikini models and balloon shows failed to boost interest as weather and labor disputes thwarted plans and left daily papers dormant. He invites ideas from anyone with a fresh approach to publicize the drawings.

Cleveland Dim Skelly Ohio Lottery Commission

Lotteries face federal law change reprieve debated

Attorney General Saxbe seeks to delay federal action on state lotteries until Congress amends gambling laws. Twelve states plus New Hampshire push for continued operation with possible federal sanction, while states warn of legal challenges and advertising issues as revenue trends are reviewed.

Washington UPI William B Saxbe Congress Saxbe Congres New Hampshire Ser New England Atlanta Wrre Edward 1 Powers LS Lotten Commission Mombis Michicar Aross

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