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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1975
Page
3
Paul, an EHS wrestler, faced Guillain Barré syndrome after a Dec spinal tap. He survived by weeks of respiratory support, then recovered enough to walk with help and plan a return home within weeks. He credits doctors, nurses, and faith, and aims to assist others and write about life on a respirator.
The all volunteer Army now meets over 100 percent of its recruiting targets. Instructions to tighten overship began in December while focus shifts to higher standards. Recruits now typically hold at least a high school diploma or equivalent and must be trainable in two fields. Group IV eligibility has been cut to 12 percent of quotas.
A gunman robbed a savings and loan in broad daylight as bystanders watched in concern. A revolver was pulled and the bag with the missing money recovered from under a car seat. Teens nearby described the tension and told how patrons reacted to the incident in the busy street scene.
Washington reports leading economic indicators fell 2.4 percent in December with November revised to a 3.5 percent drop, marking the worst monthly and five month streak of declines since 1948. Unemployment claims rose, hours worked fell, durable goods orders slid, while some factory expansions and permits rose mildly.
Sohio reports 1974 net income of 147.4 million dollars, 4.03 a share, up 65 percent from 1973. Fourth quarter earnings total 34.2 million dollars, 93 cents per share, vs 11.6 million dollars, 31 cents in Q4 1973, despite a 7 percent drop in petroleum sales volume.
The FCC requires divestiture of newspaper owned radio and TV outlets in seven cities and newspaper radio ties in nine cities by January 1 1990 to ensure diversity of ownership and viewpoints. Exceptions exist locally for WEOL WBEA and Elyria Lorain Broadcasting, with waivers possible on proper showing.
In Cleveland area court action Ohio Sports Center Inc. seeks $1 million against Summit County Sheriff Robert D. Campbell over a rock concert night at Nick Mileti Coliseum. The suit claims no adequate police response to fans who damaged doors and windows while Campbell pushes for an injunction against a February 21 Jethro Tull concert and warns Coliseum officials about drug law liabilities. Campbell cites limited manpower and notes crowd control is largely Coliseum responsibility while drafting a notice to Sports Center and seeking outside counsel.
In New York the stock market opened higher with the Dow Jones average up a fraction and the NYSE showing a small gain. Traders credited lingering enthusiasm from the two busiest sessions on record at the exchange earlier this week.
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