Torres guilty of five drug charges in Lorain case
After four hours of deliberation a Lorain County jury found Jacinto Torres 49 guilty on five narcotics counts related to heroin. He faced charges of possession and sale, keeping a place for dispensing drugs, and weaponized items used in drug activity. The trial linked Torres to a wider heroin operation with co-defendants.
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Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Jacinto Torres
E. 31St
Lorain
Paul J Mikus
Vernon Smith
Vine Ave
Lerner Named State Vice Chancellor in Ohio Education
Dr. Max J. Lerner former president of Lorain Community College was named vice chancellor for two years on a new 12 000 per year post approved unanimously by the board. The board also created a second vice chancellorship for administration naming William Coulter. Lerner 51 has long worked in vocational and technical education and has held roles with the American Association of Junior Colleges and Ohio education groups. He is married with three daughters and resides in Amherst.
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Lorain
Lorain School of Technology
LCCC
BIS
American Association of Junior Colleges
Ohio Association For Adult Education
Northeast Ohio Vocational Association
Ohio Council of Local Administrators
Lorain County
Lorain Kiwanis
American Red Cross
Rock Creek Run
Amherst
Eighteen Indicted in Secret Case After Child's Death Probe
A Lorain County Grand Jury returned 18 indictments yesterday including one secret indictment. The panel probes the November 7 death of three year old Martha Miller of Avon and related assault findings by Dr. Samuel Gerber. Prosecution officials planned to present all results to the grand jury. Martha Miller died from head injuries deemed the result of assault and homicide.
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Martha Miller
Aloysius Miller
Kinzel Rd
Avon
Joseph R. Grunda
Grand Jury
John D. Pincura III
Grand
Miller
Samuel Gerber
Cuyahoga County
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Fairview Park Hospital
Gerber
Adamses vow appeal after jury verdict
The Adamses announce plans to appeal the jury verdict, signaling continuation of the legal dispute. The decision follows a trial where the jury reached a verdict against them, prompting discussion of next legal steps and potential grounds for appeal.
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Adamses
Charity praised for youth facilities in Elyria letter
Mrs. Charles Gribben, secretary of St. Agnes CYO, thanks Charles M. Hyman of Hyman Hyman and Zagrans for donating two floors above Marshall Drug Store on Broad Street for youth sports and activities. The letter urges further adult help and donations of paint, kitchen items, and equipment to outfit the gym and meeting rooms. It notes the parish's lack of facilities and praises Hyman’s generosity enabling year round recreation and plans for dances and clubs.
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Hyman, Hyman and Zagrans
Marshall Drug Store
Broad Street
St. Agnes Catholic Church
St. Agnes Cyo Athletic Organization
St. Agnes Parish House
Father Rupp
Fay
Charles Gribben
Samuel St
Elyria
Crystal Springs plans indoor Olympic pool at Crystal Springs
North Ridgeville officials heard plans for an enclosed Olympic sized pool at Crystal Springs with seating for 2000 to 3000. Developers Shah and Smith aim to open by Jan 1, 1973, with 50 meter lanes, diving areas, and a roofed building. They envision national meets, AAU and Red Cross collaboration, potential motels, and possible zoning changes. Local support praised as a major recreational asset.
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Crystal Springs Seas Club
Amer Shah
Crystal Springs
Bagley Road
Shab
Richard Smith
Designer Pools Co
Columbia Station
American Red Cross
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
WEA
The
Lerner to lead Ohio two year colleges as vice chancellor
Dr Max J Lerner announces move from Lorain County Community College to become vice chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents He will coordinate 42 two year colleges four community colleges about 20 technical institutes and 20 branch campuses in Ohio His tenure follows 18 years in Lorain County and his pivotal role in creating Lorain Bees Community College He looks forward to guiding statewide development for college age students and adults in Ohio.
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Lorain County
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Ohio Board of Regents
Elyria police veteran Joseph Neuman dies at 61
Joseph Neuman a 30 year Elyria Police Department veteran died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after ill health since April He joined in 1942 and served as court bailiff in Elyria Municipal Court for the last two years He was 61 born in Irwin Pa survived by wife Mabel two sons and three grandchildren two brothers three sisters and many Elyria friends Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Otis Bell officiating and burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Elyria Police honor guards to attend
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Neuman
Emerson Ct
Elyria Municipal Court
Joe
Maurice Flood
Irwin
Fraternal Order of Police
Mabel L. (Nee Hendrixson
Dale A
Kansas City
Robert W
North Ridgeville
Marie Neuman
James
Richard Neuman
Mary
Emilie Neuman
Joseph
Bessie) Brada
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Otis Bell
la Porte Methodist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Lighting contest underway in Elyria co sponsored by Chronicle Telegraph
The Elyria lighting contest co sponsored by The Chronicle Telegraph and the Elyria Jaycees invites city residents to enter decorations. Entries judged December 22 with winners announced December 23. Three prizes total include $25 first and plaques, and $10 for second and third with plaques. Seven judges will determine all around display quality.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Jaycees
Jaycee Hall
Harwood St
Tom Elbert
Elyria
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Downtown Lorain renewal plan gains broad support
At a public hearing in Lorain last night, labor, business, clergy and citizens backed a 5 million dollar, 17 acre downtown urban renewal project. HUD funding depends on council approval by Monday and a shifted plan, proposed by opponents, was debated, with several organizations voicing support for the redevelopment including NAACP, Local 1104, Jaycees and the chamber.
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Lorain County
St. Mary’s Church
Jaycees
Lorain County Building and Trades Council
United Steel Workers of America Local 1104
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lorain Clergy Association
Chamber of Commerce
John B. Otero
Ith Street
Broadway
17Th Street
Reid Avenue
22Nd Street
28Th and Broadway
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