Air safety researchers warn human error threat rises
Dr. Stanley Mohler of the Civil Aeromedical Research Institute in Oklahoma City warns that human errors and factors account for about 80 percent of civil air carrier accidents. The study explores fatigue stress and shift work among air traffic controllers, with findings guiding screening and training to cut error rates and improve safety.
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Stanley Mohler
Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
CARI
Federal Aviation Agency
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mohler
Institute
Aeromedical Research
Oberlin
FAA
Chronicle - Telegram
Fice
Najeed FE. Halaby
Washington, D.C
Aeronautical Center
Dr. Mohler
CARS
Air Line Pilots Association
M. D. Estes
M.D
Civil Air Surgeon
Slaying mystifies Lorain police in late night murder
Lorain police still seeking leads after Enrique Rios 25 was found shot in the brain with a .22 caliber bullet in a landlady’s car. Ex-girlfriend Dorothy Epperson was questioned after a lie detector test and paraffin tests, which were inconclusive. The case remains open with possible suicide ruled out.
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Ada Ave
Maurice Mumford
Dorothy Epperson
Broadway
Rios
Michael Ondreyco
Sheriff's Department
Mumford
Vine Ave
Lorain County
Paul J. Kopsch
Alien address report due in January in Cleveland
The U S Department of Justice reminded aliens to file their annual address reports. Thomas M Pederson district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service said January is the reporting period and forms will be available at all post offices. Willful failure to report may lead to serious consequences.
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Cleveland
U. S. Department of Justice
Thomas M. Pederson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Pederson
Turnpike chair clarifies enforcement of speed limits
Ohio Turnpike Commission Chairman James W Shacknessy said the commission does not set speed limits but does not enforce them. Enforcement lies with the state highway patrol. He noted action if violations threaten the turnpike and suggested legislature review in January. Two Lorain County plazas cited for Blue Law violations.
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James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
The
Chronicle - Telegram
Commission
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Shocknessy
Chronicl - Telegram
Turnpike
Lorain County
Middle Ridge
Weatherman predicts light snow and cold spell
Worries of Elyrians about a possible snowstorm arise from a Cleveland Hopkins forecast. No significant accumulation expected. Temperatures forecast about 10 degrees below normal for five days, with Monday and Wednesday the coldest. Some snow possible this afternoon and tonight with sleet and light freezing rain in parts of the Cleveland area. Intermittent snow Saturday, highs in the 20s and lows around 12.
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Cleveland Hopkins
Cleveland
Wallet found at Neisner's Variety Store in Lorain
Police hold a wallet found at Neisner's Variety Store on Broadway by resident Mrs. Birdena Wascorn 68 of 700 Eighth Street. It contains a sum of money and change but no identification. Police seek owner to claim.
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Neisner
Birdena Wascorn
Eighth St
Beac
Trial dates set for 31 in Elyria grand jury cases
Com mon Pleas Judge John D. Pincura scheduled arraignments for 31 defendants on charges from last week’s grand jury. Pleas of innocence entered for all. Trials run through January with several notable dates including January 28 for George Sammy Haynes charged with first degree murder in the December 9 shooting of Mrs. Cecil Barley, and January 15 for Paul and Virginia DeBarbara in a relief fraud case. William among those secretly indicted.
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Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Grand
George
Sammy” Haynes
South Amherst
Cecil Barley
Paul
Virginia DeBarbara
Sheffield
William
Area man dies in Cleveland
Francis R. Howe of Birmingham died yesterday at 1 20 p.m. at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after entering for observation. Born August 8 1899 in Henrietta Township he led a sales and paper industry career before settling at Breeze Hill Birmingham. He chaired several boards and published the Vermilion Valley News during WWII. Surviving are his wife Elgin Hower son Roper in Cincinnati two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 40 p.m. at Birmingham Methodist Church burial in Pinningham Cemetery.
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Henrietta Township
Rt. 113
Cleveland
Marshall Field Co
Kalamazoo
S. D. Warren Co
Detroit
West Coast
S. D.warren Co
Chandler Price Co
Water Supplies Inc
Ashland
Ohio
Graphic Arts
Benjamin Franklin
Rowfant Club of
Athletic Club
Cleveland Advertising Club
Cleveland Club of Printing House Craftsmen
The
Great Lakes Historical Society
Franklin Club of
Akron
Cleveland Clinic
Heart Research Endowment
Ford
Holidays Bring High Traffic Deaths Warning
Elyria Highways Patrol urges careful driving over the long Christmas New Year holiday period. With an eight day break this year, officials warn of more travel and higher crash risk. previous holiday fatalities and injuries are cited, and motorists are urged to slow down obey traffic laws and show courtesy as patrols will be on duty around the clock.
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Robert Kehr
Elyria Highway
Department of Highway Safety
Elyria
Kehr
Space heater causes blaze at Lorain drive-in concession
Fire at the Lorain Drive-in Theater on West Erie Avenue started above a space heater in the concession stand kitchen and spread through the roof. Firefighters arrived at 1 28 am with four units, fighting flames for over an hour and a half. kitchen contents and roof suffered heavy damage.
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Lorain
Lorain Drive-in
West Erie Ave
Utilities ask for patience during billing changes
Utilities Supt. Joseph M. Grace asked Elvira customers for patience as the switch from quarterly to monthly billing requires renumbering of all accounts and handwritten note of new numbers on old paid bills. He warned of potential confusion and urged customers to verify credits and contact the offices with questions.
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Elvira Utilities
Joseph M. Grace
Grace Sax
Advent Wreath Origins in Early Church History
The Christmas Wreath traces to the sixth century Advent season when the Roman Catholic Church marked four Sundays before Christmas. Green wreaths were placed on doors of homes and churches during Epiphany as a symbol of preparation.
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Epiphany
Quota Club of Elyria Honors Tradition with Christmas Toy Drive
Members of the Quota Club of Elyria met for a Christmas luncheon at the Graystone Hotel. Instead of exchanging gifts, they contributed to a fund to buy dolls and toys for the Not-Forgotten Box, benefiting Salvation Army through The Chronicle Telegram. Wholes are wrapped, labeled, and prepared for presentation by a planning committee led by Mrs. Margaret Botamer and club officers with other members assisting.
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Quota Club of
Elyria
Graystone
Chronicle- Telegram
Salvation Army
Chronicle-Telegram
Bigbee
Bargain Town
USA
John Klingshirn
Don Gort
West Ave
4-H
Quota Club
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