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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1969
Page
7
Elyria District Catholic High School lists 93 students on first and second honor rolls for the first semester. The top honors include six seniors and 10 juniors, with 3 sophomores and 7 freshmen on the first list.
Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion G. Fisher warned pet turtles can carry salmonella. She urged thorough washing after handling the reptiles and advised not to drain turtle bowl water into the kitchen sink and to keep dogs from drinking from the bowl. Two unrelated salmonella cases in other states cited.
Timothy A Keefer son of Richard and Mrs Keefer will receive the Eagle Scout Award at Troop 147 Court of Honor at St Andrews Episcopal Church at 730 tonight. The 16 year old Elyria High School sophomore has four years in scouting and has held multiple troop offices. He served on Junior Leaders Training staff and earned the religious scouting award on Scout Sunday. He was named Outstanding Camper of his patrol at Philmont last summer where he received the patrol flag. He attends St Andrews as an acolyte.
David Glockner, 32, a fifth grade teacher at Parkview School, killed his wife Julia and their two children, aged 4 and 1, and then died by suicide at their Wooster Ohio home. A revolver was in Glockner’s hand and a note was found but not released. The couple’s divorce case was pending. neighbors described ongoing fighting.
Amherst Township Trustees will meet and store records in city hall on Tuesdays after council approved space on the second floor. The old Cleveland Avenue meeting place was cleared for state standards and the Public Health Service will donate emergency hospital supplies stored near the local hospital.
Lorain detective George Whitman sprained a knee while aiding in the subdual of 26 year old Murray Bailey who faced charges of resisting arrest and malicious destruction of property Bailey allegedly discharged a hole through a window at 206 East 31st Street A .25 caliber pistol was found in the yard Bailey was at 205 West 13th Street Whitman received treatment at St Joseph Hospital and was released and will be off duty for a few days according to Lt William Soloman
Cincinnati doctors said 6 year old Christine Corlin is not rejecting the heart received Saturday in a 9 hour transplant. Hospital officials reported satisfactory condition with no complications and noted significant improvement in total body functions. Christine smiled and talked yesterday as doctors kept close watch. Donor William Becker, age 16, was fatally injured and buried today.
Amherst council finance chair James Smith charged that Amherst receives far less than its fair share from state sales and intangible taxes allocated to Lorain County. He noted Amherst earned 20 000 this year, up 2 500 from last year, a per capita 2 15 versus county average above 3. He urged a review of allocations and said police staffing may rise to match funding.
The Cleveland Orchestra canceled its Carnegie Hall concert due to a blizzard after departing Constitution Hall Washington Sunday. Three buses, with instruments in a separate truck, were delayed by snow near New York, delaying arrivals until noon yesterday. The program cannot be rescheduled because of the orchestra's tight tour schedule, with a Carnegie Hall finale planned for Monday.
AFL-CIO official says construction unions have tripled minority group apprentices in nine months, with about 2,400 youths placed now. He notes no quota, aims to double to 16 percent this year across 52 cities, amid federal pressure and public housing job hopes.
A whale beached at Long Beach Harbor resisted all day before lifeguards finally towed it three miles offshore on the sixth attempt. City officials weighed destroying the animal if it died on shore, while residents watched with sympathy and vexation.
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