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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1983

Page

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Lorain County push for state tourism office and lakefront park

Lorain County Commissioner Ronald Nabakowski urged creating a state travel and tourism office in the county and building a lakefront park and marina. The proposals are part of an 11 point agenda amid a $500 million deficit, with Nabakowski arguing for growth over tax hikes. Stanley Pijor of Lorain National Bank echoed calls for growth while noting unemployment will stay high in 1983.

Ohio Lorain County Ronald Nabakowski Nabakowski Home Builders Association of Columbus Association Stanley Pijor Lorain National Bank

Sheriff probe results due Friday in Payne exoneration bid

Lorain County Sheriff Deputy John Payne faces an expected exoneration on accusations he conspired to steal a car to break an auto theft ring. Prosecutor Gregory White said results would be announced at a 9 am news conference while noting Payne denied the charges.

Lorain County John Payne Gregory White Payne White Brad Fekete Elyrian

Unions near accord at Lorain AmShip as talks progress

Management and Boilermakers Local 358 negotiators at Lorain's Ameri can Ship Building Co are very close to a settlement aimed at labor concessions to boost yard competitiveness. Union president James Unger says negotiations crossed many bridges and will resume to resolve economic issues and secure work guarantees, including a share of Navy T-5 tanker project hours.

Lorain American Ship Building Co James Unger Boilermakers Local 358 Great Lakes

Free job ads called great idea

CT Labor Writer TOM FORD reports Connie and Mark Douglas used the Chronicle-Telegram free job finder section to place ads for themselves and relatives after layoffs. Fred Groh from Elyria also placed an ad seeking work, noting he will accept any job. Deadline is January 24 with 525 unemployed residents already posting ads.

Tom Ford Connie Mark Douglas Chronicle- Telegram Fred Groh Elyria Fred U.S. Steel Connie Douglas North Ridgeville C-T John Kenney

Starved tot's mom to undergo surgery

Juanita Morgan indicted for involuntary manslaughter in the starvation death of her 3 year old daughter will have exploratory abdominal surgery Friday morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She is in fair condition in the hospital today. Sheriff James A. Mertz said Mrs. Morgan has been in the care of authorities since the incident.

Juanita Morgan Elyria Memorial Hospital James A. Mertz

Hospitalized woman faces surgery amid tumor reports

TORAT County reports a 38 year old woman held for routine tests after abdominal pain complaints. Although Mertz would not comment, sources say a possible tumor is suspected. Her husband Henry Morgan, jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges, may visit before surgery as Mrs Morgan’s trial, set for January 27, is delayed pending her medical outcome.

Mertz Henry Morgan

Faymore Sentenced to 40 Years in Wisconsin Prison

Dr. Leonard F. Faymore, 40, was permanently assigned to the medium security Federal Correctional Institution in Oxford Wisconsin to serve his 40 year federal sentence. He was sentenced December 22 after being found guilty of 11 federal drug violations and one assault on federal agents.

Leonard F. Faymore Federal Correctional Institution of Oxford Wisc U.S Faymore

Groucho on trial asks jurors if they know him

In a California suit jurors asked whether anyone hadn’t heard of Groucho Marx. The page notes locals divided over Watt’s remarks about Indians and mentions Humbard resigning as Cathedral pastor but continuing ministry. Censors in Scandinavia deem a movie unsuitable for adults.

Groucho California

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