Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio Jan 16 1970
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram issue from Friday January 16 1970 reports local notices community news and brief items from Elyria and surrounding areas with era context and public interest notes.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1970
Page
4
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram issue from Friday January 16 1970 reports local notices community news and brief items from Elyria and surrounding areas with era context and public interest notes.
A detailed TV guide entry lists programs from 4:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. on channels 25, 3, 8, 11, 43, and 61. Highlights include Sesame Street, Mister Rogers Neighborhood, international school visit, The Government Story, The High Chaparral, The Shirley Bassey Show, Robin and the 7 Hoods, Two Weeks in Another Town, The Egyptian Roman adventure, Dr Mabuse vs Scotland Yard, and A Matter of Who.
Tonight on multiple channels viewers can see a Palo Alto Veterans Hospital rehabilitation segment at 7:30, a Brady Bunch guest spot with Abbe Lane at 7:00, World Press at 7:38, The Name of the Game mystery at 8:30, Mr Deeds Goes to Town at 8:30, and Hogan's Heroes with Nita Talbot as a Russian agent at 8:30.
A jumble of TV listings spans 1950s to 1960s programs with films and shows like Curtain Call at Cactus Creek and The House on Haunted Hall. An injury suit is filed in Tolson over a landlord’s broken glass at 1871 East 29th St Lorain against Kenneth and Shirley Goodman, 58 RD 1 Oberlin.
Tolson, a tenant on January 15 1967, claims defendants failed to repair a broken door glass at his apartment on 15 000 Ave Lorain, causing a severe laceration to his right wrist. He seeks damages for the injury and alleged neglect.
A listing of times and programs shows Cisco Kid Weather Sports Stocks Local News ABC News with Frank Reynolds Laramie Make a Deal Brady Bunch Mr Deeds Goes to Town Here Comes the Brides Have Gun Will Travel Dick Cavett Sign off Hot Wheels Hardy Boys Sky Hawks George of the Jungle Get It Together American Bandstand Building for Tomorrow Back Door to Heaven Bowlers Tour.
Shelly Winters will star in her second Broadway musical Minnies Boys playing the mother of the Marx brothers, with a scheduled premiere on March 7.
Saturdays prime time lineup includes AFL AibSter at 2pm Channel 3 and Pro Bowl at 3pm Channel 5. Golf coverage features Greater Los Angeles Open at 3pm Cranne with Weiskopf and Jackin versus Geiberger and Stockton in Buenos Aires. NHL hockey has Kings vs Red Wings on Channel 11. college basketball Detroit at Xavier on Channel 3 and NB4 Knicks at Celtics on Channel 5. Football awards NFL Pro Bowl at 4pm Channel 11 and NBA All Star selections at 8:30pm Channel 5.
New London and Clarksfield elementary schools announce a second series of parent teacher conferences running from January 27 to February 6. Students will not attend on conference days, with separate dates for grades three to six and for kindergarten, plus extended days for Clarksfield staff.
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