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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1975
Page
8
Cm LaGrange Senior Youth Fellowship hosts family tureen at 6 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Band and chorus concert and art show scheduled for 3 p.m. at New London High School. Rochester Rod and Gun Club fox hunt to gather at club grounds at 9 a.m.
Elyria High School hosts Black Experience Night in the auditorium from 7 to 9. The 25 voice Black Student Choir performs spirituals while Fisk, a student rock band, plays. Displays of modern dance readings and skits accompany the program titled The Choice is Yours. Tickets cost 1.50 in advance 2 at the door.
Lorain County Transit Board elected Joseph Emerich of Elyria as vice chairman at its organization meeting chaired by George Mitoff. Frank Papenbrock Elyria was chosen secretary and Louis Sanchez Lorain as fiscal officer, with attorney Nicholas Curci resigning as member to become legal counsel. The seven member board will oversee county mass transit planning and funding.
The Lorain County Metropolitan Park District received a 140 250 grant from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to buy 159 acres in the Vermilion River Valley. The funds will cover land costs plus surveys, appraisals, negotiations, and closing costs for expanding Mill Hollow Bacon Woods Memorial Park beyond its northern boundary.
Richard P. Peterson Jr. 18 of West Point Drive North Ridgeville received a three year pro probation after pleading guilty to stealing a TV tape deck and walkie talkie from the Auto Rama Theater. He must live with his parents finish high school and remain active with his church. Marty Lutz 18 of Missouri Avenue Lorain and Gary E. Keiper 22 of Brookvalley Drive Lorain were referred for pre sentence reports after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and aggravated assault respectively.
Lorain resident Jean A. Forlins of 835 Washington Ave is named a finalist in the Ohio Lottery Millionaire drawing. The field expands to 80 finalists with 100 vying for the $1 million top prize, $100,000 second, and $50,000 third. Other local finalists include Carolyn D. Moody of Amherst and Jacob L. Wolf of Lorain from the March drawing.
The Missouri Conservation Commission has stocked state farm ponds with game fish for more than 32 years, supplying bass bluegill and channel catfish for about 80 000 ponds across Missouri. The program supports pond owners and enhances local fisheries.
Plaintiffs in a sex discrimination suit against the Cleveland police department lose a bid for a stay of promotions. Justice Potter Stewart denies the request, allowing promotions despite an injunction. The district court previously modified the injunction multiple times to permit male promotions.
Readable fragments list residents and addresses across Lorain and Avon Lake in a compiled street directory style. The entry mentions multiple individuals with street numbers and avenues including 1408 W 38th St and 214 Sunset Rd Avon Lake, plus Sheffield Lake and Oberlin references with several names.
Belmont Properties reports rapid leasing after wind damage delayed completion. Duellman Electric and Allis Chalmers lease, along with Service Bolt and Nut and Chemlawn, expanding Lorain County reach. 12,000 square feet under negotiation with Northeast Steel. If demand stays strong, a second facility may follow.
Lorain County Senior Citizens for United Action will meet at 1 30 p m Tuesday Feb 25 in the faculty dining room of Lorain County Community College The meeting will discuss the effects of rising utility costs on seniors Oberlin College and LCCC students are expected to attend.
Fire Commissioner O Hagan notes automatic sprinklers are not required by city codes as flames hit the 110 story World Trade Center North Tower. The blaze spread across six floors but caused no serious injuries. Sprinklers are seen as key life savers and increasingly mandated or installed in new high rise buildings nationally.
A man was critically injured in a stabbing on North Railroad Street in New London. Glen Damron is in the ICU at Fisher-Titus Hospital. Police say a suspect is in custody, but officials released no further details.
The Social Security Administration urges eligible individuals 65 and older, blind, or disabled or with limited income and resources to sign up for supplementary security income payments. Federal eligibility hinges on income and asset value.
A zodiac based column provides daily guidance for Aquarius through Capricorn with advice on plans, emotions, and duties. A telephone number for Linda Jackson is corrected and a separate note reports a Venezuelan oil firm spending over $100 million on a desulfurization plant at Anay to treat fuel oil before export to the US with 70,000 barrels daily capacity.
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