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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1982

Page

8

Federal carelessness in housing loans and pensions scandal

A GAO report on FHA loan abuses shows homeowners defaulting on over 130 million in home improvement loans, with slow collections and poor record keeping. pension overpayments to deceased federal workers totaled about 5 million, including cases of fraud. Both episodes illustrate lax oversight and wasteful practices harming taxpayers and prompting calls for reform.

General Accounting Office Federal Housing Administration Charles Percy HUD Chicago Justice Department New York Sen Percy

Nine charges tally to life and long terms for Bickerstaff

Teresa Bickerstaff was found guilty of nine charges including aggravated murder and aggravated robbery in the deaths of her mother and two brothers. She received life in Marysville Reformatory for aggravated murder and two 15 year to life terms for murder plus 7 to 25 year terms on robbery charges. All sentences run concurrently, with parole eligibility in October 1995 after credit for time served.

Teresa Bickerstaff Medina County Common Pleas Philip A. Baird Marysville Reformatory Parole Board Medina County Bickerstaff

Old-time Elyria Revisited By Ben

A retro Elyria piece recalls events from the second week of February 1940. Items include a Valentine party hosted by Mr and Mrs F C Ruth, church gatherings at Second Congregational, local market notices, and club meetings. The column notes era details, reader mail, and a correction about Lincoln High School.

Ben F.C. Ruth West Avenue Division F Ilechen Second Congregational Church Earl Stewart Spruce Street Edna Albrecht Bazley's Market Broad St Emil Konsesky Wolf Court Jane Walend Foster Avenue la Femme Club A&p A.C Lincoln High School Elyria Lincoln Washington and Technical Sixth Street

Letters condemn U.S. support for repressors in Central America

A Chronicle-Telegram letter denounces the St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial on Nicaragua and El Salvador. It argues U.S. policies aid repressive regimes, notes Somoza’s alleged corruption, and claims the United States backs juntas while ignoring democracy and human rights in Central America. The writer urges solidarity with regional freedom fighters and criticizes U.S. intervention.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Central America St. Louis Cuba Russia el Salvador United States U.S Anastasio Somoza Nicaragua West Point Florida Somoza International Monetary Fund Chile San Salvador Salvador Freedom

Eaton Township Residents Seek Accountability After Early Trustee Actions

A letter from a Eaton Township citizen laments rapid trustee changes after November election. He notes missing meeting notices, attempted contractor blocks, disruption at a firemen’s meeting, rehiring cuts, and a new, inexperienced road superintendent. He thanks former employers Ely School and Northwood Junior High School and credits retirement mentor figures.

Chronicle-Telegram Ely School Northwood Junior High School John Bianchi Midview School Miles Light Board of Education

Eaton Township Meetings Described As Futile By Resident

A local resident criticizes Eaton Township trustees for travel pay disputes and disorganization. The writer notes frequent special meetings, longs for accountability, and urges residents to stay informed by attending meetings and consulting the Ohio Revised Code at Elyria and Grafton libraries.

Columbus Eaton Township Elyria Grafton Eaton

Grapplepicker Backlash Hits Madison Avenue Style

A woodworker muses on service failings during grapefruitseason, recounting a delayed Grapplepicker repair. He buys the rival model after a terse factory call, blaming poor courtesy over cost, and laments Madison Avenue’s hustling ads in the wake of bad support.

Madison Avenue

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