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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1973

Page

3

Elyria Fisher Body reaches record payroll and hires in 1973

Elyria Fisher Body Plant posted 1973 highs with 2657 employees and 38.9 million dollars in payrolls. The plant added 550 workers, and local supplier purchases topped 10 million, boosting Lorain County economy. A fifth polyurethane foam line was postponed due to fuel and material uncertainty. rescheduling remains unclear.

Elyria Fisher Telegraph Road Robert Heusel General Motors Housel Elyria John W. Davis United Fund of Greater Lorain County U.S Ohio Ure

Battle lines form as Minshall leaves seat open in 23rd

U S Representative William Be Minshall of Lakewood will not seek reelection, triggering a crowded open race in Ohio's 23rd district. Democrats Motts Celebrezze Sweeney and others jostle for the nomination while Republicans Mastics Matia Petro Lawther Finley and peers eye candidacy. Minshall notes long service and a shift in mood as factors, with redistricting shaping a tight contest.

Minshall Ronald M. Motts James P. Celebrezze Frank Pokorny Cleveland Andrew C. Putka George E. Mastics Paul R. Matia Westlake J. William Petro Ralph Perk Robert M. Lawther Lakewood Dale O. Finley Strongsville

Winter storm cripples East delaying Christmas travel

Snow and floodwaters across the Eastern Seaboard disrupted holiday travel as 27 000 homes lost power in Connecticut and Pennsylvania reports warned of evacuations along Perkiomen Creek and Ramapo River. Rivers overflowed into streets while Vermont and Cambridge saw washed bridges and Harvard hall collapse. The storm left at least 56 deaths nationwide as roads remained clogged and power restoration continued with 450 000 customers affected in the hardest hit areas.

Seaboard Appalachians Connecticut North Carolina New England Pennsylvania Connecticut Light and Power Co Power Company

Wright State wins planning funds for proposed medical college

Wright State University in Dayton gains 30000 planning funds from Ohio Board of Regents to study a new medical college amid debate on need for a Dayton campus and a Portage County facility. The board also approves 1077600 for Toledo Medical College hospital planning with a spending cap on future operating costs. both await Controlling Board approval next week and possible alternative state health care plans loom.

Columbus Wright State University of Dayton Ohio Board of Regents Dayton Ohio Portage County The Medical College of Ohio At Toledo Regents John M. Briley Wright State James A. Norton Warner John J. Gilligan

Lorain Youth Shot in Sheffield Township Parking Lot

A 19 year old Lorain man Albert Negron was shot in the right shoulder and lung area while near a car in Horizon West parking lot. Negron remains in serious condition in Lorain St Joseph Hospital ICU after surgery. No suspects or weapon details reported amid ongoing investigations.

Sheffield Lorain Albert Negron Horizon West 30Th St Lorain St Joseph Hospital

Father of four dies in Amherst collision

A 30 year old laborer and father of four, Terry P Barkacs of 853 North Central Dr Lorain, died after his car rear ended a dump truck on Rt 58 Amherst. He was pronounced dead at Lorain Community Hospital. The truck, owned by Stanley Trucking Co Grand River, was stopping to turn onto Rt 2 en route to Geneva with a load of salt. Barkacs, born in Elyria, was a Oberlin High School graduate who lived in Oberlin before moving to Lorain four years ago. He is survived by his wife Linda a son Michael and three daughters Bobbie Tammy and Tracy all at home. His mother Mrs Mary Rose Barkacs and brother Ronald of Oberlin and father William Barkacs died in 1972. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 am at John R Devin Funeral Home Lorain with Rev Paul Kirk officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.

Amherst Rt. 58 Terry P. Barkacs North Central Lorain Lorain Community Hospital Klingshirn Construction Co Oberlin Barkacs Rt. 2 The Stanley Trucking Co. of Grand River Geneva Elyria Oberlin High School Linda Michael Bobbie Tammy Tracy Mary Rose Barkacs Ronald Beth William Barkacs John R. Devin Paul Kirk Ridge Hall Memoril Park

Santa Claus directs traffic on Rt 2 north of Elyria

Carl D. Essex of 10344 E River St Elyria serves as a flagman known as Santa Claus directing traffic on Route 2 north of Elyria. He says motorists stay calm, with no one getting mad at Santa.

Elyria Carl D. Essex River St Essex Santa Claus

County subdivisions to split 2.7 million funds in Lorain County

Lorain County Auditor Julian A Pyor notes a 1974 local government fund distribution totaling 2,751,592 with about 285.10 more than last year. The fund includes state income tax and bank and savings interest, allocated to county divisions and municipalities such as Amherst Avon Avon Lake Grafton Kipton LaGrange North Ridgeville Oberlin Rochester Sheffield Lake Sheffield South Amherst Vermilion and Wellington, with township shares also rising this year.

Lorain County Julian A Pyor Pyjor Elstia County Budget Commission Payar J Grant Keys Joseph Ro Grunda Amherst Avon Avon Lake Grafton Kipton LaGrange North Ridgeville Oberlin Rochester Sheffield Lake Sheffield South Amherst Vermalion Wellington Budget Commission Emmity General Brownhelm Camden Carlisle Colot

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