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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1976
Page
10
Race by race results list horses and payouts from Northfield with our Gal Sunday and Gala Gold among winners. The page also includes a lengthy tax collection notice from Loram County Administration warning of penalties, foreclosure risk, and deadlines for real estate tax payments.
Lorain Community Hospital wins state approval to buy a 400000 Delta Scanner X-ray system. The device offers detailed images at lower radiation, aiding tumor and hemorrhage detection. The project requires Ohio Department of Health and Federal Regional Health Administrator consent to avoid duplicating services. Installation is slated for July.
Former Lorain councilman Donnie Barden lost his suit against Summit County Commissioners over leasing a downown Akron building to the Welfare Department. Judge Theodore Price ruled for the commissioners after considering bids from Edwood Development Co. and Barden, with Edwood winning at 312000 per year for 158000 square feet versus Bardens 199000 for 81000.
Northern Savings and Loan Co posted record gains in 1975 with earnings up over 23 percent from 1974. Savings reached 90,426,110 while mortgages totaled 78,771,282 and total assets stood at 91,231,036. President Eugene Hubbard cited favorable local growth and regulatory expectations, with a record 24.6 million in home and small commercial real estate loans. Cattle winter losses rise from starvation. extra feed and water heaters urged.
A Strongsville man, Richard Yanasek, 90, pleaded no contest to resisting arrest and disorderly conduct in Elyria Municipal Court and was fined 100 dollars on each charge. Charges of criminal damaging and assault were dismissed after he agreed to restitution for damages caused by allegedly kicking rocks from a Lorain County Sheriff's cruiser. Deputies found him slumped over his car wheel in Columbia Township and he became violent when aid arrived.
Oberlin College senior Chris Meade from Kensington Maryland will deliver a talk titled Against TM at 8 p m Friday in Bryant Lecture Hall Kettering building. The 260 seat hall is expected to draw a large crowd from both pro and anti TM sides. Meade trained as a TM teacher but has not taught. He said his training revealed the technique is not helpful and information is withheld.
Police tracked footprints through snow to a Lorain County home where a 15 year old was found hiding in an attic after allegedly stealing 560 dollars from an 68 year old woman behind Shoreway Shopping Center on Lake Road. The purse and money were recovered and the youth faces delinquency charges.
Cleveland officials plan the Western Reserve Marathon to rival Boston in prestige. The 26 mile event, matching the Boston length, runs from Hintson to Case Western Reserve University. Sanctioned by AAU, a sub 2 hours 24 minutes time earns pre Olympic eligibility. Applications close April 24.
A long list of names and street addresses appears, detailing residents across Elyria Sheffield Lake Vermilion Amherst Avon Lake and nearby areas. The fragmented OCR notes numerous individuals including Mrs Stephen Austin Francis Bog Gess Mary Jackson and many others with exact street addresses and locales.
Two defendants were fined and four were referred for presentence reports after guilty pleas in Lorain County Common Pleas Court before Judge Paul J. Mikus. Stephanie Ann Stephan received a 250 fine and four suspended six month jail terms for theft at Holiday Inn, with restitution. Carl R. Lowe paid 100 and costs with a suspended six month term and restitution. Brad Smith was referred after pleading guilty to sale of hallucinogens. Reno Thornton and Luisa Martinez were referred after allegations of bad checks and welfare falsification, with Martinez and Minnich listed for welfare benefits figures.
General Motors Corp reported fourth quarter 1975 profits of 618 million dollars, the second highest quarterly result in the year. Full year earnings totaled 1,253 million dollars with 4.32 dollars per share, as Murphy called 1975 a turnaround year and signaled expected 1976 gains. The board declared a 4.60 dollar dividend payable March 10 to holders of record February 11.
Paul D. Mitchell of Augusta Georgia was fined 100 dollars in Elyria Municipal Court after pleading no contest to possession of marijuana. He was arrested by Elyria police, and a separate charge of driving through a traffic signal was dismissed.
Bay Village December Lt. James Cowles a 25 year veteran of the force has been named acting police chief following the resignation of Chief Fred Drenkhan who will become executive director of the Cuyahoga County Police Chiefs Association Drenkhan who has been chief since 1965 will leave the department at the end of the month Mayor Henry Reese said a civil service test to find a replacement for Drenkhan will be held in mid March Four lieutenants will be eligible for the chief s post Reese named Cowles acting chief to fill the gap between Crenkhan s leaving and the swearing in of a new chief.
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