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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1976
Page
1
Washington dispatch details quirky winners from the Evens list in the X11 Winter Suburban Olympics. Notable feats include Mrs Mabel Uppertross’s best time for frost removal and Ray Smidgen’s dual wins across events.
In the bicentennial year 270 AD nostalgia clashes with modern sales. George Verban notes Valentine card makers discard bicentennial themes, while candy and flower prices hold steady from last year as Leap Year adds a practical nudge for lovers seeking hearts with sweets and flowers.
Weather outlook shows cloudy skies with light snow flurries tonight and tomorrow with 30 percent and 10 percent chances respectively. Winds variable tonight. Highs around 50 and a low near 8 yesterday. A long report recounts Anthony Marsico’s 1970s auto tag fund theft case, warning meetings with Elyria and Medina leaders, and an Internal investigation involving local Democrats and state officials.
Dateline Cockspour Georgia February 13 United Press International reports Royal Gov Wright sought refuge on a British warship after Georgians refused to promise civil treatment for officers and to allow supply purchases for their ships.
President Ford's financial statement shows a net worth of 329489 dollars, driven by real estate. Ronald Reagan promises new disclosures after Ford's release, with Reagan owning three California properties valued at about 2.963 million and income from features, radio, and columns. Public records and Common Cause data highlight a landscape of wealth among 1970s political figures.
The city paid out over 141000 in sick leave benefits during 1974 covering about 37000 hours for 650 employees, a figure labeled startling by department heads. Proposals include letting sick leave offset vacations and ensuring maximum accumulations, but implementation faces fiscal limits, per utility chief Grace and sanitation head Byam. Also, Lily Pons dies at 71 in Dallas.
Actor Sal Mineo known for Rebel Without a Cause was found stabbed to death behind his Sunset Strip area apartment. Witnesses heard screams and a man with long blond hair fleeing the scene. Neighbors said Mineo lived alone, was in rehearsal for a play, and had prior Emmy and Oscar nominations.
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