05 Jan 1978
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1978
Page
1
The Music Hall opened December 17 1982 and drew visitors nationwide for Rockettes shows stage productions and family films. Attendance declined since 1972 and in 1975 Radio City posted a loss of 1.3 million dollars. Reports say the 6000 seat center may be converted to a tennis court or shopping center.
President Carter makes a ceremonial pilgrimage to Omaha Beach and Bayeux, pledging that Europe will remain free as 200,000 U.S. servicemen stand ready. He honors fallen troops among 9,386 U.S. crosses at the cemetery overlook and receives enthusiastic welcomes from locals in France.
Cloudy skies with a chance of flurries tonight possibly changing to rain tomorrow. Highs near 38 degrees, lows around 35, with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Winds shift east to southeast this afternoon and tonight. Details on Page B-2.
In Columbus, the Ohio House and Senate launched independent reviews of school funding. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. directs committees to hold hearings on education, appropriations, and taxation while Senate President Pro Tem Oliver Ocasek leads a dedicated Education Committee inquiry. No timetable set, but aims for some answers by November.
A Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency task force plans to oppose a federal plan to store nuclear wastes in salt beds under northern Ohio. NOACA president Seth Taft urged caution and safety, while studies by NUS Corp focus on the Salina Basin spanning Ohio New York and Michigan with Lake Erie involvement.
Elyria Municipal Court dismissed the case against Lorne J. Elbert Jr after Judge James P. Horn could not determine if an offense had been committed. A trailer with about 700 insulation bags, reported stolen in North Ridgeville, was found on Elbert’s leased property. The complaint cited Spray Foam Insulation owner Phillip Pavarini, whose title to the trailer was not properly transferred. The matter was left unresolved and the case dismissed.
Two Lorain men David Hare and Kenneth Novak were arrested in Columbus on two counts each of aggravated trafficking in cocaine. Federal DEA agents seized about 17 ounces valued at $200,000 as officials say Hare ran residences in Peru and elsewhere. The Franklin County grand jury may indict within days after four weeks of undercover work.
Joseph McKiel’s bid for shock probation failed after Judge Paul Mikus ruled the court lacked jurisdiction and found no extenuating circumstances. His attorney plans an appeal to Akron’s Ninth District Court while a prior plea-change challenge to innocent and a new trial remains at issue.
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