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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1976
Page
3
A study quotes Maddox and Dr. Creedon on stepparents navigating losses, divorces, and stepfamily dynamics. It advises delaying discipline, focusing on marriage, and building friendships with stepchildren to foster lasting bonds.
Western Cuyahoga County police said stalled cars crowded rush hour after days of heavy rain. In Westlake Bradley Road north of Center Ridge Road reopened while Berea reported floods at Eastland and Sheldon roads. Water entered Edwin Hopkins’s home on Gina Drive six feet high, with Red Cross volunteers offering aid. Several Cleveland area schools closed as low roads remained underwater. A dam failure near Homerville was blamed on strong winds tearing down a 36 by 72 foot barn. In Oberlin, pavement near North Professor and Union streets rose two to three feet from surface water.
GAO reports postal service improves but not to the level of the old Post Office Department. Delays stem from misrouted mail by sorting machines, which miss about 7 percent of mail. As more machines are added, missent mail is likely to rise, offsetting cost and productivity gains noted by Postal Service officials. A separate note to Kentucky and Tennessee governors warns blackbird culling could cause longer term problems.
Lorain County coroner and deputy probe a potential medical cause in a fatal incident. Virden, an FAA former employee, had undisclosed medical disability, and his wife Bonita may not know his destination. Survived by daughter Trina Mae four and son Bradie Emil born February 4. Funeral plans arranged by Brown Funeral Home in Flint and Harold Dicken Funeral Home locally.
From Page 1 the Goodwin trial appears delayed as prosecutors plan to show more than 20 witnesses linking Goodwin to Marsico in a scheme involving an estate profit. Defense may hinge on diminished capacities with a psychiatrist report to be introduced.
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports the closing grain prices: wheat 3.35 dollars per bushel, shelled corn 2.50, oats 1.40, soy beans 4.41 per bushel.
A gas and water mist issued from a well at Colonial Oaks Mobile Home Park after drilling crews finished. Apex Natural Gas Co. vice president David Cooper wore ear protection as the high pressure gas escaped the pipe in a piercing sound.
Tennessee bank fails as Comptroller declares it insolvent and seizes it. First Tennessee National Bank of Memphis purchases assets for 16.251 million, with depositors auto-transferred. Hamilton National held about 450 million in deposits from roughly 120000 customers. Foreclosed and questionable loans totaling about 84 million influenced the failure.
About 3,000 Canadian paper workers resume duties after accepting new contracts offering wage rises of 14 percent first year, 10 percent second year, and 6 percent third year. An additional 1,100 workers at other plants vote on offers as 2,808 Kapuskasing and nearby Ontario workers go back to work.
Mark A. Ross, 22 of 46 Edgewood Dr, was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to yield after a three car accident on West Avenue at Sixth Street. No injuries reported. Manooga's Hamilton National Bank declared insolvent. some assets and liabilities acquired by a Tennessee bank.
A health education booklet titled Watch Your Blood Pressure is available from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare. It explains taking blood pressure what it is and treatment, stressing early detection to prevent dangerous hypertension.
Burl G. Smith aged 18 of 722 Thornwood Blvd was sentenced by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Floyd D Harris to an indeterminate four to fifteen years in Mansfield Reformatory for burglary. He pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of burglary after an aggravated burglary indictment based on the August 3 break in at Matthew Jagielski 199 Overbrook Rd.
Girl Scout Troop 405 held candle light ceremonies at Edison School with families and friends attending. Mrs Agnes Smink and Mrs Rita Staweski led the ceremonies. Mrs Raglin received a five year pin. Parent Committee chair Elaine Duvall and cookie chair Alease Stephens were noted.
A 17 year old burglary suspect was caught by pool room owner Fired Wiggins at 1605 E 28th St after entering the E 21st Street room at 3 55 am. Wiggins tied him up and called police. The youth planned to steal the pool room television for which he was offered 30 dollars. Police found a claw hammer and two screwdrivers on him. He was transported to the county detention home in Elyria.
Chronicle Telegram announces publication details for its Elyria edition dated February 17 1978 with rate information for daily and Sunday mail delivery and subscription pricing for the United States.
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