Robinson Named Indians Boss Sees Team as Contender
Frank Robinson, the first Black manager in Major League history, said the Cleveland Indians will be a definite contender in the American League East. At the Cleveland Ribs and Roasts Dinner, Jim and Gaylord Perry were named Men of the Year, with Robinson stressing fundamentals and pitching depth as key, and noting no curfews during the season.
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Cleveland
UPI
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Robinson
Jim
Gaylord Perry
Baltimore
New York
NBA Schedule Fragments Highlight New Week
Tuesday features Seattle at Buffalo Chicago at New York Washington at Cleveland New Orleans at Atlanta Portland versus Kansas City Omaha at Kansas City Boston at Houston Philadelphia at Phoenix Los Angeles at Golden State Wednesday schedules Katstas City omaha at Washington Boston at New Orleans Portland at Detroit Plus Tuesday entries Indiana at San Antonio Memphis at Kentucky Denver at Indiana San Diego at St. Louis.
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NBA
Seattle
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Washington
Cleveland
New Orleans
Atlanta
Portland
Kansas City
Ediay
Indiana
San Antonio
Memphis
Kestedy
Denver
San Diego
St. Louis
Pro hockey All-Star Game featuring Teesday at Eémonioc
Hockey note lists Wednesday events with Gus Vancouver facing Minnesota Chicangs, Phoenix hosting Indiana Pats, and Wine matchup. Ambiguities in team names. summary preserves event idea and participating venues.
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Eémonioc
Gus Vancouver
Minnesota
Chicags
Phoenix
Indiana
Pats
Wine
Longhorn Eagle girls win opening Inland Conference tilt
Longhorn and Eagle girls edged opponents in opening Inland Conference play. Lutheran West crushed Keystone 59 to 17 as Rothacker 16 Heidann 14 Bonning 13 led scoring. Avon beat Firelands 46 to 18 with Sahli 16 Bommer 16 and Brill 10 in support.
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Lutheran West
Keystone
Avon
Firelands
Kathy Rothacker
Joan Heidann
Beth Bonning
Judy Sahli
Lisa Bommer
Pat Brill
Jalowiec Leads Triple 8 Classic with 599 Series at Bowling Center
Helen Jalowiec posted 599 to lead the area in the Triple 8 Classic League at the Bowling Center with games of 193 218 and 188. Connie Bartlebaugh 528 and Julie Andrews 214 followed, while Mary Feeley 571 and Reva Wieland 208 added strong scores in the Gals Inc. and other leagues at Center Ridge. Marian Stone 533 led the Business Women's League at Stoney's, and Virginia Reed 532 with Eunice Starbuck 234 in Nativity Parish couples League at Park Lanes Amherst.
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Helen Jalowiec
Bowling Center
Connie Bartlebaugh
Julie Andrews
Mary Feeley
Reva Wieland
Pat Gruntkowski
Center Ridge
Marian Stone
Business Women’s League
Stoney’s
Virginia Reed
Eunice Starbuck
Nativity Parish
Park Lanes
Amherst
Club Helen Jalowiec
Carol Sheehan
Linda Eckhardt
Nancy Florio
Jo Gallion
Grace Lyselt
Robbie Lovejoy
Carrell McClure
Myrtle Norris
Jean ‘S
Judy Oli
Mabel Lysaght
Kathy Webb
Audrey Getty
Ruth Demyan Carel Seayard
Bard Whales
Shirley Armes
Pat Chary
Two sentenced five granted probation
Two persons were sentenced and five were granted probation in Lorain County Common Pleas Court yesterday. Flanders 18 of 2112 Mist Ave Elyria pleaded guilty to a narcotics charge and was sentenced to six months in the county jail with credit for 115 days served. Lopez 37 of 00 Toledo Ave Lorain received 60 days in jail for complicity. Robert Calala of Wellington referred for pre sentence report on possession of hallucinogens. Barry Miller of Lorain placed on probation for three years after guilty plea. Lek L Miller of Lorain to three years probation for a drug offense. Roger Peters of Wellington placed on probation for three years for breaking and entering. Carl Turner of Wellington placed on probation for three years and ordered to restitution of 2000 dollars at 40 per month. Susan Peterson Manning or Spencer granted probation for three years on breaking and entering charges.
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Lorain
Yesterda
Flanders
Mist
Pau Jare
Omis
Lopez
Toledo Ave
Floyd D. Harris
Robert Calala
Park PL
Wellington
Probation Department
John D. Pincura
Barry Miller
Florida
Harris
Lek L. Miller
Nebraska Ave
Roger Peters
West Road
Pincura
Carl Turner
Courtland St
Susan Peterson
Manning
Spencer
Police and Fire Log Highlights Numerous Accidents and Theft
A busy day logged multiple incidents. Smashed window at Graham's Delicatessen. $300 damage. Eleven two car crashes reported with no injuries overall. one minor injury from a slip on an icy sidewalk. Firefighters flushed gasoline from a road after a crash and cleared furnace smoke from a home. Theft of a radio, spare tire, battery, and a TV valued at $130 reported at several locations.
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Graham's Delicatessen
East Ave
East Avenue
Robert Souders
Melvyn Lane
Ron
Barres Lane
Jennie’s Ceramics
E. River St
West Avenue
Eighth Street
Sharp
Tedman Ct
Dorothy M. Barrett
Oakwood
Apt
Oak Street
Ford Road
Brandtson Avenue
Ohio State
O'Neil Boulevard
Rt 57
Shefield Township
Loram
Vermilion
Gifford
Henrietta Township
Lloyd J Putney
Quarry Road
Rt. 87
Carlisle Township
Rt. LS
Baird Road
Pearl Avenue
Sheffield Township
Lake Avenue
Sheffield
Baumbart Road
Rt. 2
Brownhelm Township
Rts
Ressia
Parsone Road
LaGrange Township
Durkee Road
Columbia Township
Overlin
Rt. D
Pittsfield Township
Two con men bilk $255 from Elyria woman
An Elyria woman, Louise Kimble, 50, was approached by two confidence artists who claimed to need cash to prove trust. They walked with her to the Greyhound Bus Station and searched a telephone book for an employment agency. They wrapped her money in a handkerchief, gave it back, and left her with newspaper slips when she opened it later.
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Elyria
Louise Kimble
Ninth St
Greyhound
Court Street
LCCC Wrestlers Shine at Grand Rapids Invitational
Lorain County Community College wrestlers posted strong results at the Grand Rapids Invitational. Nate Johnson placed second at 158 pounds, Bill Bowck earned third at 112, as LCCC finished eighth among nine teams. Commodores host Schoolcraft and Des Moines for a Friday meet.
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Lorain County Community College
Nate Johnson
Bill Bowck
SCCC
Commodore Erapplers
Schoolcraft
Desina Uiangelar
Lorain Woman Raped and Robbed in Westside Burglary
A knife wielding intruder broke into a Lorain home on the west side early today, raping a year old woman after forcing entry through a broken window. He demanded money and questioned the victim about her child before fleeing with the home.
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Lorain
Westside
Tom
Bia
Oberlin Approves Contractor Registration Ordinance
Oberlin council passed the first final reading of a contractor registration ordinance to regulate trade work. It requires $100000 public liability and $50000 property damage insurance and sets $50 initial and $100 subsequent fines for violations. Exclusions include homeowners and public agencies.
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Oberlin
Housing Renewal Commission
Council
Donations Pour In to Cherie Ulmer Reward Fund
The Chronicle Telegram lists numerous contributors from Elyria and surrounding towns for the Cherie Ulmer Reward Fund. Donations range from small personal gifts to larger sums from local businesses and clubs, with totals noted for multiple donors and addresses in Elyria North Ridgeville Oberlin Lorain and Wellington.
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Cherie Ulmver
Charles Hindel
Mildred Dr
North Ridgeville
Mary A. Rodachy
W. Sixth St
Elyria
Bob Armes
Spruce St
Gary F. Miller
Eric, Bret
Sheri Miller
Cornell Ave
Russell
Barbara Reed
Grafton Rd
Elyria approves flood insurance program and city actions
Elyria City Council last night approved two resolutions to join the National Flood Insurance Program allowing flood plain and mud slide hazard area residents on Quincy and Mound streets Smith Court and nearby areas to buy insured protection at reasonable rates. The plan includes a two percent deductible with a $200 minimum and may cover sewer-related flooding in some cases. Council members stressed voluntary participation though new VA or FHA financed buyers must obtain coverage. Additional actions included street-improvement resolutions for several avenues, joining a regional waste treatment planning effort, authorizing acquisition of Kinter property for West River Parkway Phase B, and contracting with Walter H. Crane Co to update city codified ordinances to align with the Uniform Vehicle Code and Ohio Revised Code at about $5.40.
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Mound Streets
Smith Court
Elyria
Kosma Glavas
Beverly Renner
D-7
Utilities Committee
Peter VanWormer
Kenneth Krueck
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Glavas
Frank Court
Louisiana Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Jackson Avenue
Brooklyn Street
Middle Avenue
Wood Street
Northeast Ohio
John B
Ivah M. Kinter
Walter H. Crane Co
Carr seeks new vote on city program and veto
Mayor Jim Carr plans a special council session to retry the defeat of participation in the 1974 to 1976 Community Development Act program. The city would gain about 55000 over three years for community improvements, but two council members opposed federal control, and Ward 1’s John Dragon was absent during the vote.
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Council
John Dragon
Ward 1
Carr
Broadview Savings Opens New Amherst Office
Broadview Savings and Loan Co will open its 20th office at the Shopping Center 1905 Cooper Foster Park Rd Amherst serving as temporary quarters until a new building is completed later this year. Opening day ceremonies include gifts to customers. Daniel G Sechel of Vermilion is manager of the office. Broadview Savings assets exceed $730 million.
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Seakerss
Cooper Foster Park Rd
Ohio
Savings and Loan Association
Daniel G.sechel
Vermilion
Pomeists Service
Broadview Savings
FBI to probe Lorain Christmas Eve street melee
The FBI will investigate the December incident on Illinois Avenue in Lorain involving police officers and three residents, Anna Perchinsky, 60, Tony Perchinsky, 19, and Mark Gawlick, 20. Police say beer cans sparked a fight as officers moved to arrest Tony Perchinsky. charges were filed against the trio while counter charges remain unfiled. The police chief said the inquiry is department ordered and not a finding of guilt.
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Lorain
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Illinois Avenue
Anna Perchinsky
Illinois Ave
Tony Perchinsky
Mark Gawlick
Wakeman
Charles Shuster
Ronald Bomback
John Malinovsky
Justice Department
Benjamin Sheerer
James Parobek
Nctness
Parobek
Avon Lake Saddle Club plans 1975 activities meeting
Avon Lake Saddle Club will discuss 1975 activities at 8 p.m. in the Community Room of Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank. Horse enthusiasts may join. annual dues are 2 dollars per person or 5 dollars per family. Tickets for the Served Annual Square and Round Dance on March 15 at Tom's County Place are 6 dollars for dinner and dance, or 3 dollars for dance only. New officers are Pat Kiser president Elaine Dieterich vice president Linda Henderson secretary Sue Hembly treasurer. executive board Jim Dalgleish Ed Sample and Jean Yancer.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Saddle Club
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Lake Road
Tom's County Place
Avon
Pat Kiser
Elaine Dieterich
Linda Henderson
Sue Hembly
Jim Dalgleish
Ed Sample
Jean Yancer
Orientation Session at Northwood Ninth Grade Parents
An orientation on the transition from junior high to high school will be held for Northwood Junior High School ninth graders and their parents. Principal Jack Gray, Northwood staff Margaret Kidd and Ernest Curcillo, Elyria High School counselor Mike Battle, and vocational counselor Calvin Barcham will participate in 7:30 p.m. discussions preparing for next year’s class scheduling.
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Northwood
Jack Gray
Margaret Kidd
Ernest Curcillo
Elyria High School
Mike Battle
Calvin Barcham
Edison opens bids for stock in new issue in NYC
Ohio Edison Company will open bids at noon today in New York City for a new issue of 400000 shares of preferred stock to fund construction and facility acquisitions, maintain and improve existing facilities, and repay short term loans. Similar A rated issues with a dividend of 10 3/47 were recently sold.
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Ohio Edison Company
New York City
Ing
Laundromat owner assaulted after dispute over coffee
Herbert M. Heidersbach, 56, owner of Herb's Laundromat at 1502 West Ave, reported two youths entered about 10 pm. They bought coffee, claimed the machine cheated them, and after he asked them to leave, one youth dumped hot coffee in his face and a second vandalized his car. Heidersbach sought hospital treatment.
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Herb's
1502
West Ave
Herbert M. Heidersbach
Elyria
Heidersbach
Fire shuts down U.S. Steel plant in Lorain
A fire in the coal preparation station at U S Steel Corp in Lorain halted work for about eight hours. The blaze burned about 15 minutes damaging a conveyor and electrical systems. No damage estimate or cause has been established. The coal preparation station is in the coke plot. The conveyor and technical system were restored.
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U. S. Steel Corp
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