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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1975
Page
3
A champagne evening at the Vermilion opera features Die Fledermaus presented by Bowling Green State University staff and students. The performance blends song and dialogue with translation to English, delighting a capacity crowd with light music and witty plot details.
An Elyria girl and a woman were hospitalized in fair condition after a two-vehicle crash at Rt 57 and Chestnut Ridge Road. Susan M. Sabota 14 and Debbie S. Lance 23 were injured when a northbound Sabota car ran a red light and hit the Lance car. The Lance vehicle was pushed off the road into a fence post. The incident was reported by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
Freddie Sherrill age 21 of 180 College Park Apts B-2 was arrested Saturday afternoon on a Lorain County Common Pleas Court warrant charging contempt of court for nonappearance on a burglary charge. Police found him at Gulf Road and Vista Court during an unrelated investigation and booked him into Lorain County Jail at 1 45 p.m.
Bernard Noll 60, longtime French Creek Council of Governments chair, will file his Democratic nomination petition for mayor of North Ridgeville in the June 3 primary. He is a former third ward councilman, active in local civic efforts since 1959, and a St. Peter Church parish member.
The blotter lists multiple incidents including a woman treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after reportedly swallowing 10 anti smoking pills a series of burglaries at Michael Suearyk J D Arco and Jean Wilson homes vehicle accidents with minor injuries arrests for contempt of court and shoplifting at Zayres department store a stolen wallet at William Jones residence thefts from cars and a false fire alarm The entries cover dates and locations across Elyria Lorain County and surrounding townships with various outcomes and no injuries reported in most crashes
The General Services Administration will auction 35 used government vehicles Friday at Sharonville in the Cincinnati area. Bidders may inspect 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. The sale begins at 10:30 a.m. and includes pickups, a platform truck with lift gate, several car makes and models.
Flyria Police charged Charles Harris 52 of 156 Clark 5i with driving while under the influence after his car hit a stopped vehicle on Broad Street. He also faced a failure to stop in an assured clear distance. No injuries occurred. Jimmie E. Nell 24 of 118 Quincey St was stopped at 1 20 a m on West River Street for speeding and no license in addition to DWI.
The fifth and final Medina Wayne Counties Dairy Institute session will cover production and harvesting of alfalfa, alfalfa diseases, and grain and silage fertilization. Ohio State agronomists will present, plus results from the 1974 Ohio Corn Performance Test. Dairymen and corn and alfalfa producers are invited.
Billy Preston explains his tour with George Harrison while planning his own gospel road show. He discusses overcoming doubts, uniting Black artists, and the goal of reaching all listeners with a blend of gospel and pop. He hints at future collaborations with Mick Jagger and possible Fab Four studio work.
Preregistration for Spring Quarter at LCCC runs through March 7 with hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Admissions Office. Students may also register for Medina and Lorain County JVS courses during these times. The college offers about 20 non-credit courses in special interest areas and directs inquiries to the Office of Admissions or Office of Community Services. Spring Quarter begins March 41, 1972.
A pasted jumble covers a mix of home advice on energy use and snow shoveling, reader letters on smoking and pediatric care, a CTSteinrohn column, and a lengthy NPDES permit public notice from the Ohio EPA. It includes names, addresses, dates, and procedural details about public hearings and permits.
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