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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1970
Page
11
Army informant says former Indonesia President Sukarno has divorced Ratna Dewi, his third wife born in Japan, at her request. Dewi, once a Tokyo nightclub hostess, is believed living in Paris. Sukarno now has one wife left. four are allowed by Moslem law.
Lorain County deputies report a two vehicle crash in Browhhelm Township. William Mada ros 33 of Amherst Hospital in fair condition with back and neck injuries. William F Taylor 36 of Amherst treated for lower back soreness and released. Franklin D Troxell 32 of Amherst caused a rear end collision after sliding on snow. No arrests.
An 11 year old Elyria woman sustained minor injuries after a two car crash on Washington Avenue near Harrison Street. Grace E. McHale of 283 Washington Ave was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for an ankle injury. She was cited for failure to yield the right of way. Terry A. Mann of 423 Metcalf Rd drove the other vehicle.
Washington policy chief Donald Rumsfeld outlined expanded OEO efforts including rural family planning, neighborhood health systems, and use of para professionals. He flagged increased health services, emergency food, new hospital outpatient work, and day care pilots tied to Nixon family aid proposals.
Louis E Wolfson, a millionaire financier, leaves a federal honor prison after nine months of a one year sentence for selling unregistered stock. He plans a news conference in Jacksonville to push a completely revamped penal system amid a rising crime rate. He faces an 18 month term on a second conviction for conspiring to obstruct justice and filing false reports with the SEC, currently under appeal. Jean Francois Gravelet crossed Niagara Falls on a high wire in 1959.
Bogota Naumovski 33 of East 32nd Street attempted a driving lesson with his wife at 4 p.m. at the Oakwood Shopping Center when he backed into the Meyer Goldberg store. The car sustained minor damage while two large storefront windows were shattered with about 1000 dollars in damage. Naumovski was charged with reckless operation.
Wall Street chatter notes that common stocks remain the only sensible long term liquidity option. Firms like Hoppin Bros. & Co. and Bullard & Smyth discuss bargains in real value plays and earnings growth of ten to thirty percent being needed to weather a slowing economy. Monetary policy is expected to stay steady while the Dow trades in a 770 to 820 range amid anticipated earnings disappointments.
Weather outlook predicts showers from northern California to the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies with higher elevation snow. Southeast areas receive showers, Great Lakes to New England see snow, rest of the country fair to partly cloudy. Temperatures vary with warmer in the southeast and west, colder in central regions with cloudy, windy, cooler conditions and occasional drizzle or snow.
Five day ace gears up to average Tear 1 jav as he sets a steady pace. Local track meet observers note his performance targets and expected times for the upcoming events.
Youngstown Education Association planned to meet with Schools Superintendent Woodrex Wo Zinser to seek an immediate pay raise from 6250 to 6600 for 1240 teachers. Union leaders cited a 1968 strike and a moratorium on raises until 1970, while levies passed in 1969 provided no income until then. The district with 44 schools and 24800 students aims to settle before the February 9 deadline as talks continue with Local 1143 Public Employees Union.
A list of individuals with addresses in Lorain and surrounding areas cited for traffic and related offenses. The entries include red light violations, disobeying signals, speeding, defective brakes, unsatisfactory lights, and driving without headlights, with fines or jail sentences noted. Some records show suspended fines or conditions for good conduct.
About 300 astrology fans attended the first annual Astrology Ganza at the Anaheim Convention Center where Mercury direct and favorable aspects were discussed. Burton Morse organized the event drawing 40 men from Los Angeles and 13 Southern California astrologers offering predictions on love, finance and politics.
The report states Hanoi angrily denounces Nixon and insists the United States must end intervention in Vietnam. It notes Paris talks proceed with no evident willingness from Hanoi or the Viet Cong to negotiate, as U S bombing continues and Saigon agents push for a hard line.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court will decide if a Springfield travel agency may offer a 1250 package for an English abortion. The plan includes passport health certificate air fare hotel and services by a licensed British doctor. State Attorney General Quinn requested the ruling.
Lorain County Community College hosts a multimedia show titled The World of Me. Penn State University students and faculty directed by Gerald M Phillips present at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. The project uses words music and pictures to survey student behavior attitudes and achievements based on two computer analyses of 200 opinions on war drugs sex and the establishment.
New London records show a traffic light request at the intersection of Routes 224 and 60. Officials consider signal timing studies and safety improvements if approved.
Thomas Prossak Jr of 2473 Henwell Rd was hit below the eye by three shotgun pellets at a turkey shoot behind an American Legion post on Rt 2. Deputies say a trap door left partially open caused the pellets to glance off and strike the boy as he slipped. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday.
Fire damaged a house on Parsons Road east of Oberlin Saturday night. Fire Chief Wilbur E. Van Ausdale cited a defective chimney as the probable cause. The residence owned by Mrs Susie Randleman and occupied by Charles Johnson burned around 11:20 p.m., affecting the second floor, joist spaces, and attic as firefighters worked about two hours.
A neighbor witnessed two men break into Timothy Burton’s car at about 3 30 a.m. in Lorain then flee within three minutes. Burton, 21, of 2145 Washington Ave., reported the theft after the neighbor alerted him several hours later. No vehicle description or license number was provided to police.
Donald F Creger, instructor in electrical engineering, and Richard Dragan, assistant professor of engineering technology, will represent the college at talks in Illinois from February 2 to 27. Seven junior colleges will cooperate with the university in presenting instructional materials and lab techniques for two year associate degree programs.
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