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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1975
Page
3
Elyria Evening Lions Club led by Don Miller contributes a sample of two hundred dollars in toys for the Not Forgotten Box. Committee chairman Jim Super observes as the club marks its largest single non profit donation yet while urging further contributions from the public.
Two people died from monoxide fumes in Wellington. Miss Markel, born March 1 1956 in Lodi and a 1973 Wellington High graduate, worked at Dean's Drug Store in Oberlin. Mr Gayheart, born in Martin, lived in Wellington, survived by his parents and several siblings. Funeral plans include visitation today at Cowling Truman Funeral Home and services in Chillicothe and Gayheart Cemetery.
Analysts said buying interest rose on signs of a strong start to Christmas season sales at national retailers. They noted U S Steel reported January orders rose substantially, signaling improved demand.
A civil suit filed by the State of Ohio seeks recovery of stolen money from Marsico. Goodwin's court appointed attorney Gary Carrothers filed a discovery motion with Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus seeking all evidence from Assistant Prosecutors Gary and Pincurail, including a passport showing Marsho in Brazil Jan 3 to Feb 7 amid the Elyria Auto License Bureau shortage. Carruthers seeks delay to prepare a defense as Goodwin's trial was set to begin Tuesday.
Thomas A. Murphy of General Motors predicts 1976 will be one of the best years in auto history as sales surge. He warns the recovery could falter if emissions rules tighten and contract talks with unions stumble, and notes unemployment reduction will be a major challenge for government and industry.
The 630 foot Lake steamer Paul A Thayer ran aground off Port Clinton in Lake Erie today. All 25 aboard were reported safe by the Coast Guard. Cause of the mishap was undetermined. Officials said the ship was taking on water in the forward section. The vessel is owned by Kinsman Marine Transit Co and under contract to Oglebay Norton Co of Cleveland.
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