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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1971
Page
6
Duane Main leads a church gathering at 6:30 p.m. by the Methodist Sunday school board in Wellington. A 9:30 p.m. benefit dance follows with "Snomball" featured to raise funds, details limited by the readable fragment.
English instructor Richard Ashlke told the board of trustees that progress at LCCC since fall and the administrative reorganization are significant. He called the move the most significant in five years, spoke for many professors, and wished President Omar Olson success.
Lorain County Community College trustees cut Pauline Latkovic’s salary from 10 200 to 8 400 per year and left her performing the same information and publications work. The college reorganized the office of information and publication into college relations under director Stanley Trupp, reducing payments while keeping duties.
Sheriff Vernon M. Smith announced that deputies Dennis Hering Donald Penrod and Ronald Trifiletti completed a one week basic fingerprinting course for law enforcement at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. All three earned grades of 93 for the course held November 29 to December 3 covering inking classification and crime scene print identification.
A reader letters column discusses labeling politicians as liberal or conservative and doctors as therapeutic nihilists. It argues for cautious, conservative medical practice, especially in pregnancy, pain management, and arthritis, while endorsing selective use of hormones, X rays, and new drugs.
The New London Grange hosted the Ruritan annual Christmas dinner and installation of 1972 officers. Zone director Carroll Guinden installed Harry Rowland as president, Donald Biswell as vice president, M. C. Hanson as secretary, Ira Sutherland as treasurer, with John Harmony and Roy Barnes named directors. Guinden announced the Tan Raritan National Convention will be January 27 to 29 in New York City.
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