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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1974

Page

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Amtrak station site eyed for Elyria near Malcolm Manor

Amtrak officials inspected Malcolm Manor at Cleveland Street and Gulf Road and the old Penn Central freight station off E Bridge Street as the likely site for a new Elyria station. City leaders noted the final site choice rests with the city, with plans for a Boston Chicago line opening next fall. Trains would run daily, with eastbound departures around 6:16 pm and westbound around 7:00 pm, reaching New York and Boston the next day and Chicago by noon.

Amtrak Malcolm Manor Reichlin Cleveland Street Gulf Road Penn Central E. Bridge Street Fundy Elyria Attrak Chicago Cleveland Toledo Oslo New York Albany N.Y

Singing Christmas Tree Sainted by Five Choirs at CUMC

Five area church choirs present a Singing Christmas Tree at Community United Methodist Church on 600 N Abbe Rd tonight at 7. The 4 foot tree seats 60 and the public may sing carols. Choir warmup occurred Sunday in below freezing weather. Program details on Page 28.

Community United Methodist Church N. Abbe Rd Community Church

Showalter backs hands off task force for schools

Elyria Superintendent Thomas Showalter urged a free rein, forming a task force to study district operations after sharp criticism from state auditor-elect Thomas Ferguson. He argued the group would independently examine administration, finances, and services to steer a leaner, more efficient district.

Elyria Thomas Showalter Showalter Thomas Ferguson Ferguson Im Ferguson

Ford and Tappan announce large Lorain layoffs

Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly will furlough 3 075 hourly workers on Mercury Montego and Ford Torino lines for four weeks starting mid January with 4 weeks January 13 20 February 3 and March 3 while 761 salaried staff and Econoline line workers remain unaffected Tappan Air Conditioning Lorain plant will lay off 93 hourly employees for an indefinite period reducing hourly staff to 362 pending demand recovery Nationally Ford plans plant reductions totaling 48 700 hourly workers across 17 plants and Chrysler lays off 450 workers at two Dayton plants as auto sales slump

Lorain County Ford Motor Company Lorain Ford Cleveland Avon Lake Elyria Tappan David W. Schrempf Environmental Products Group G. Schrempf Schrempf Tappan Co North American Maumee Fairfax Chroans Chrysler Corp Dayton Chrisher

Burglars Pose as Movers Clean Out Lorain Man’s Home

Jimmy Wade's house at 1771 Reid Ave was robbed of almost $4,000 in appliances and furniture. Police say burglars used a rental truck and posed as moving men to remove stove, fridge, freezer, table and chairs, dressers, bedroom sets, a TV, and other items, while Wade was away.

Jimmy Wade Lorsis C-T Pote Lorain Sela Toc Wade Detroit Poogie

Rockefeller Confirmed as Vice President in Senate Vote

Nelson Rockefeller was sworn in as the 41st vice president after a 287 128 House vote. He is seen as potentially the most active VP in history, with a key role in Ford's economic program and domestic policy. Analysts foresee him as Ford’s chief salesman to Congress and the public, a full working partner guiding inflation, recession, and related reforms. TURN TO PAGE 4 COL 3.

Washington UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Senate Ford House Rockefeller U.S White House Congress New York

Gilligan demands gas cut explanation in Ohio

Columbus dispatch reports Gilligan asks officials of the Columbia Gas System to explain why severe natural gas cutbacks are planned for central and western areas. He notes prior assurances last summer that winter supplies would be adequate and urges immediate clarification to address rising consumer costs.

Columbus Upi Enw Jobn Gallan Columbia Gas System Imbusines Central and Western Hic Gillan Gillan Colamina Gas System Esa Eneres Criss Allan Ted Piovi Conwemer Gillean

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