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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
22
Conservationists warn that kangaroo populations are under pressure as a 23 million dollar market fuels annual slaughter. About one percent of the population is killed yearly, threatening numerous species and ecosystem balance in Canberra and across Australia.
The Metropolitan Opera expands rush tickets to senior citizens. With subway ID, seniors can buy any unsold seats for four dollars half an hour before designated performances. The policy mirrors the season’s student rush, which has drawn over a thousand buyers.
The Eskimos of Greenland hunt narwhals growing up to 18 feet long and weighing as much as 2 tons. They eat the skin, called muktuk, and use the ivory from the tusks to make tools.
Three long term candidates for gains are American Express, Pitney Bowes, and VF Corp. American Express shows growth with earnings rising about 18 percent annually and VF Corp about 15 percent. Pitney Bowes offers turnaround potential with copier expansion and a strong Pitney Bowes Alpex unit boosting profits. PBA unit sales backlog stood at 28 million dollars as of September 1972.
South Amherst board learns steel tested last week is faulty and does not meet standards. A similar December issue prompts talks among the steel maker, the architect, and a testing agency. The district clears up a billing misunderstanding and approves tutoring and gym equipment purchases.
A plan to enroll Wo-ed students at Lorain County Joint Vocational School for both vocational and academic courses was approved by the Keystone board. Home districts Oberlin Firelands Amherst and Wellington already approved the plan which aims to save transportation costs and add classroom time.
Howard Talbot of 811 Hollywood Dr was chosen as vice president of the Western Reserve division of the Ohio section of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors. The division serves Lorain, Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga counties. Talbot began city service in August 1970.
Two Elyrians Charles E Lawson and Jesse Garcia were fined $250 and received six month license suspensions for driving under the influence. They also faced jail time three days in jail for each sentence. Garcia faced added speeding charges and weaving.
Richard Hastings age 32 of 38154 Butternut Ridge Road was sent to the adult probation department for a pre sentence report after pleading guilty to six offenses. He was charged with issuing six fraudulent checks totaling 660 350 and 383 during May June and August. He also admitted selling motor vehicles without proper titles including a 1965 Cadillac on May 10 a 1965 Buick on June 10 and a 1935 Dodge on September 9 before Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F Kelly.
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