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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1975

Page

8

Truckers Radios Help Patrol and Fleeing Motorist

Truckers using citizens band radios aided Ohio Highway Patrol in a five mile chase on the Ohio Turnpike near Oberlin. The fleeing driver, Steve J. Matas of Newton Falls, was charged with DUI and probation violations after abandoning his car and fleeing on foot. Truckers warned each other to stay clear of the left lane as Ptl. Ronald Hoeft pursued at high speed, with police and sheriff’s deputies eventually locating Matas in nearby woods.

Amherst Citizens Band Bie Oes Higheriy Pein Version Valley Plaza Amherst Township Ptl Ronald Hoeft Castalia Post Ohio Highway Patrol Steve J. Matas Newton Falls Portegey Ostaewea Agly Oserila Hoeft Oberlin Vernon Valley Heart Lorain County Reading England UPI Jim Long Knight In Shining Armor Sally Clements Peter Harding Harding Ili

Wellington closing jobless pay unlikely for school employes

Wellington teachers and non teaching staff who applied for unemployment in December face rejection per Ohio Bureau ruling. The Wellington School Board moved to pay back wages the week of Jan 10 to those seeking benefits while borrowing 80 thousand dollars to cover payroll and back wages.

Wellington Beman S. Pound Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Chronicle-Telegram Pound Ohio Elyria Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Mosher

Medina Newsmen Avoid Guilty Ruling In Grand Jury Case

Medina County Common Pleas Judge W E Kellogg ruled two Gazette editors and a reporter should have answered grand jury questions and upheld no contempt finding nor penalties. Separate decision dismissed charges against Al Thomas who died last month. The case stemmed from a June 13 Gazette story about Edwin Haddad and alleged election irregularities. Shield Law cited. judge said questions were proper and not protected.

Medina Medina County Kellogg Medina County Gazette al Thomas Roger Ingraham Gazette Stuart Borden Milan Dungjen Thomas Ingraham Edwin Haddad Brunswick Ingraham’s Haddad Borden William Batchelder Jr Ohio Dungren Batchelder Common Pleas Neal Whitfield

London man dies after heavy holiday drinking

Arthur Hancock aged 47 died of alcohol poisoning after accepting a neighbor's invitation for a holiday drink. Police say he drank two thirds of a bottle of whisky by himself while sharing seven pints of beer, a bottle of port, half a bottle of rum, half a bottle of brandy, and a cup of vermouth in about 3 hours.

London UPI Arthur Hancock Hancock

Insurance chief in Willard to divest agency holdings

State Senate clerk and former deputy state insurance director Harry V Jump plans to sell his Willard insurance agency within a month. He was named insurance director by Gov elect James Rhodes two weeks ago and will license agents and administer exams while facing questions about a potential conflict of interest and regulatory limits.

Willard Harry V. Jump Jamp Im Willard State Senate James Rhodes Jwmp Jump

Regional transit board will be appointed soon

Cleveland transit officials say a 10 member Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority board will be formed within two weeks after approval of the board makeup by Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials. Mayor Ralph Perk and county commissioners move toward a memorandum of understanding to transfer CTS to the new authority by February 17, with a 1 percent sales tax likely to fund operations and capital improvements.

Cleveland Greater Cleveland Cuyahoga County CTS Arlene Butler Avon Lake Butier

Surprise Elyria bill hits schools for crossing guards

Elyria Schools owe the city $35,294 for operating the school crossing guard program the past two years. An old 196 agreement required reimbursement from the schools, but for 1972-73 and 1973-74 only. The city failed to bill earlier and the schools had no appropriation to pay. Officials cite miscommunication and oversight as causes.

Elyria Vera Dann Dann Dunndune Blakeslee Mry Blakeslee

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