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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
10
A terse note from the Chronicle Telegram dated February 6 covers brief items. It lists small notices and minor events unspecific in detail, reflecting a compact early edition style.
The report lists multiple lane results with top series and high games. It includes names like Salzer Shultz Hudson Feeley and teams such as Campers Salt and Pepper and Not-So-Hots. It also notes leaders Gary Hudson Joe Van Kerkhove Mary Feeley Ona Shultz and Ray Barnes with various scores and weekly outcomes.
An Elyria man, Steve Hayes, 27, of 174 Pratt Blvd., remained in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery to remove a bullet from the abdomen. Detectives could not question him, and police were told little about the Sunday shooting at 125 Tedman Ct where Hayes was found by officers at about 11 20 p.m.
Lorain County voters will decide on a levy of six tenths of a mill to fund the mental health and retardation program. The proposed levy would raise about $671,000 annually, with the Mental Health and Retardation Board seeking expanded operations discussed at a county meeting.
Ronald Johnigan 27 of 711 West 22nd Street was shot in the right leg during an argument at a residence on Industrial Street. He was in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital. Roderick Robinson 26 surrendered a 6.35 mm pistol to police but was released without charges.
Elyria City Schools will hold two informational meetings about the 12.8 million bond issue on the March 20 ballot. Thomas L. Showalter and district administrators will discuss building needs at McKinley Elementary School at 8 p.m. and Windsor Elementary School Thursday at 8 p.m. The meetings are open to the public.
Lorain officials expect a decision within 10 days on Ashland Oil’s proposal for a bulk fuel oil storage facility along the Black River. The firm is negotiating with Norfolk and Western Railroad for land and will present the land deal at an upcoming board meeting. Ohio Edison will be a major customer using fuel oil for generators at Edgewater and a new west side plant.
Westlake police seek two vandals who entered a not yet finished home at 1128 Richmar Dr last weekend and caused extensive damage. Paint sprayed on surfaces, windows broken, walls punched, water damage from faucets left on, plumbing drained, porch railing damaged, and an electrical meter harmed. no damage estimate yet.
An Oberlin man, Paul Armstrong, 23, of 293 E College St, remains in the intensive care unit at St Joseph Hospital in Lorain with head injuries after a Jan 27 motorcycle accident in a private drive on the 2600 block of Colorado Avenue. He reportedly lost control as the bike fell on him.
The Ninth District Court of Appeals denied Hickory Tree Grange of Amherst tax exemption for its property. The court noted no one appeared on Hickory Grange’s behalf at the Tax Appeals Board hearing.
A Lorain youth, Daniel Waselewski, 15, was cut on the right hand by a knife-wielding teen amid a group of six to seven youths on 11th Street and Broadway while refused to surrender money. He was treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital.
Oberlin city council last night approved a resolution supporting ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Ohio legislature. The measure, sought by the Oberlin Women’s Organization, would add a prohibition on sex discrimination in city fair housing codes and seek broader constitutional protection.
Local ads list positions including LPN and aides at Carter Nursing Home shifts 3-11 and 11-7, bartenders at Elyria Country Club, barmaids, part and full time beautician, receptionist typist, office clerks, waitresses, hostesses, live in elder care and nanny roles, and various technical and managerial posts at area businesses and institutions.
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