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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1976
Page
9
Eugenia Jenkins of Lorain filed suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court alleging negligence in a January 1975 hysterectomy and two follow up operations at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain. She seeks adequate compensation with medical expenses exceeding 23000 dollars.
Brooks Fashion Co. of New York bought three Peck and Peck stores in Fairview Park and Westgate Shopping Center after Peck and Peck filed for bankruptcy. The Lorain County case against Otis Carroll and Haywood Carroll was dismissed due to a missing witness. Bankruptcy actions were finalized in New York.
Lorain Board of Control accepted a Buckeye Ford offer to supply the mayor with a free Torino built in Lorain, sparing taxpayers the $4,600 budgeted. Buckeye would provide a new car annually, while a separate bid for a station wagon went to Poklar Chevrolet, undercutting Buckeye by $411.
Oberlin hosts three recitals this weekend at Oberlin College led by Richard Young with accompanying pianist. A public sale of Lorain County properties follows legal notices for parcels in Elyria with multiple lots described, the sale set for March 1976. In Oberlin, Mary Dolliver headlines a benefit for the Vietnamese Refugee Committee in Finney Chapel. A new Earle Brown recital and a Caplan recital are slated at Warner Hall, with a local coloring contest ongoing. In Lorain, a 74-year-old woman fends off a burglar at her Lorain Drive home after breaking a window and door. no arrests.
Bill Joppeck opens Mr. Fantasy’s an all around collector’s shop on Broad Street. The shop will open Sunday and feature more than 40 000 comic books on display. He plans to buy and sell baseball cards coins and more.
The Cleveland Catholic Diocese released its first public financial statement showing 240 churches raised $51,892,000 in the year ended June 30, 1975. It operated on a $4,204,162 budget and ended with a surplus of $292,997.
Suspension of acting School Superintendent David Kessler remains unresolved as a March 8 decision date is pushed back from March 2 due to attorney John Carroll illness. Briefs on overtime eligibility for salaried Oberlin school employees were due February 2. Carroll’s hospitalization delayed submission.
Two women Patricia Lake 25 of 825 Howell St and Vallia Padilla 38 of S40 W 14th St were arrested by Lorain County Sheriff's deputies on secret indictments for welfare fraud. Lake faced falsification charges while Padilla was charged with falsification and illegally obtaining public relief funds. Both surrendered and were released after a 2:30 p.m. processing.
Parents of eighth graders at Northwood Junior High are invited to a parents night at 7 20 Tuesday. Counselors will present information on the ninth grade curriculum and parochial school students transitioning to the public school's ninth grade are urged to attend.
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