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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1973
Page
4
In the Chronicle Telegram brief a bridge hand is described with the south dealer and North-South vulnerability. The report notes the bidding and play outline and mentions potential strategic decisions for the players.
In a four hearts contract South reaches a decisive position after West ruffs a club and East returns a trump. The declarer, choosing an unconventional plan, abandons the spade sequence and instead leads diamonds to force West to reveal holdings. Despite a fluctuating defense, the line succeeds, leaving East regretting a missed opportunity.
Amherst Duplicate winners on Tuesday at West minstre Church: North-South Bouccerle Foy 174, Gibbons Toth 160, Kolecki Liszak 158. East-West Jenson Aldrich 159, Driscoll 156, Knezetic Urschel 137. Lakeshore Duplicate Monday at Sheffield Lake: North-South Boucherle Menard 73, Liszak Cajka 70, Nutter MacLeod 63. East-West Bush Schneider 74, Friedman Michaels 65, Knechtges Ciprian 63. Lorain Duplicate Thursday at Family Y: North-South Gibbons Toth 119, Kaiser Russell 103, Aldrich 98. East-West Fields Sokol 101, Deutsch 100, Driscoll 99.
Lorain council approved an equal employment opportunity bill to qualify for U S renewal funds. The measure requires nondiscrimination in hiring and suppliers, aligning with federal housing and urban renewal conditions. Additional actions covered bids for city life insurance and sewer equipment, a zone change for a shopping center, and park land acquisition inquiries.
Lorain officials consider new rate figures that would reduce the proposed increases. Averages would rise to about 950 a quarter for water and 902 for sewers, with final rates tied to planned capital improvements and debt on the new plant. Former Waterworks chief Agnew opposed a rapid capital program.
Oberlin voters approve cost of living increases for 73 city workers in police fire and electric departments totaling 35000. council also raises pay for council members effective January 1974 with president at 1000 and members at 600 yearly amid opposition and failed amendment. President Thomas defends measure noting 1955 charter basis. Bid for aluminum framework at power substation accepted from Jackson Bailey Electric for 7996.
Oberlin officials adopt a non-discrimination policy prompting builders and developers to report monthly to the human relations commission on fair housing and equal employment practices. The pledge requires the signer to affirm they are not knowingly discriminating by race creed color sex or national origin in selling leasing renting and hiring for construction.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources engineers arrive to inspect a minor leak in Wellington’s 12 billion gallon upground reservoir. Superintendent John Rohr notes seepage from a sand vein beneath the packed clay wall, with 16 gallons per minute lost toward Pitts Road. The state covers 95 percent of maintenance under a contract as the wall settles. In Elyria, Frank E Bainbridge is held to the grand jury on forgery charges after cashing a stolen check. bond set at 1500.
Wakeman Grange 1399 invites the public to a meeting at the Grange Hall this afternoon at 1 pm where WAKEMAN A representative of the Huron County Juvenile Court will discuss juvenile delinquency and local drug abuse issues.
Community calendar listings include the Keystone Board of Education at 7 30pm Penfield School Township trustees at 8pm Society Hall Volunteer Firemen 8pm station house Homemakers Club 10am town hall VFW Aahary 9340 8pm post home LaGrange Exercise Club 9 30am Methodist Church Huron County Pomona Grange 8pm North Fairfield Grange Hall Boosters Club 8pm American Legion Hall Democratic Women's Club 8pm city bank Penfield Birthday Club noon Society Hall.
German Lee Cottle 27 of 25042 Prospect St and Danny Goodwin 19 of 107 Prospect St pleaded innocent to breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling in the night season. They waived preliminary hearing and were ordered held to the Lorain County Grand Jury. Each is jailed in Lorain County with a $5000 bond. Police said burglars broke into Beverly Church Apartments on East Herrick Avenue and took a television stereo clock radio and records valued at about $100.
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