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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1970
Page
6
Birthday reading for Aquarius to Aries with guidance on personality, choices, and relationships. It notes adventurous traits, honesty costs, and the need to direct talents. includes daily rulings for each sign and cautions about impulses and influence from others.
Members of the Project Equality of Northeast Ohio elected Dr. John D. McGervey president of their Board of Trustees. McGervey, an associate professor of physics at Case Western Reserve University, also leads the Catholic Interracial Council of Cleveland and sits on the Cleveland Diocese Commission on Catholic Community Action. The group promotes using denominational hiring and purchasing power to foster equal employment opportunities. The Cleveland area office in Shaker Heights is one of 19 GEMINI offices nationwide. TAURUS forecasts mood improvement from time with loved ones and suggests morning worship for spiritual renewal.
Elyria Catholic High School will present a five Monday lecture series titled Social Issues and You from 8 15 to 9 45 p m in the school auditorium Dr Anthony Iezzi of St John s College Cleveland will lead and discuss topics include Morality of War Racism and the Future of American Civilization Violence in American Society Teilhard de Chardin Moral Foundations of Democracy The first lecture in the series drew a larger than expected crowd of 70 and donations are welcome to help defer expenses.
Rain and showers are forecast for the Pacific Northwest while most of the nation enjoys generally fair weather. A few snow flurries may appear near the upper lakes with no major change in the national temperature structure expected.
Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warmer conditions with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Tonight will be fair and cold with lows in the mid to upper 20s. Tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer with 40s inland. Monday remains mild with a 20 percent chance of rain across today and tomorrow. tonight 10 percent.
WJW TV Channel 8 brings six Truth or Consequences shows to the Masonic Temple Auditorium in downtown Cleveland from February 17 to 21 including a Saturday matinee. Host Bob Barker and producer Ed Bailey will videotape for TV while the Cleveland runs air on Channel 8. Free tickets via mail requests postmarked by Monday. limit two per address. must include stamped self addressed envelope. No under 16 admission without an adult.
Lorain County Common Pleas Court heard a suit for 60 000 against Ridgeview Shopping Center Inc over injuries from a parking lot accident. Alma Harmon of Cortland sues for 50 000 for injuries from a fall with her husband Robert seeking 10 000 damages. February 3 1958.
Channel 23 presents a full evening schedule including Wide World of Sports at 3:08, Andy Williams Golf at 6:38, Let's Make a Deal at 7:38, Newlywed Game at 8:0, Lawrence Welk at 8:30, Hollywood Palace at 9:30, Wake Up and Dream film at 10:38, News at 11:15, Movie continuation at 11:15, Double Feature at 1:06, and Sign Off at 2:38.
Stanley Karl Thomas 21 of 1128 Garden St indicted for first degree murder in the October 31 knife slaying of Terry Lee White in the Neighborhood Center parking lot. Trial set for March 2 before a panel including Judges Mikus Pincura and Weber. Thomas waived jury and requested three judges. Represented by Atty. Jack Zagrans. In related dispatch, UPI reports a Texas Aransas National Wildlife Refuge census counts 36 whooping cranes after a delayed confirmation due to weather.
Troop 147 held its winter Court of Honor at St Andrew's Church presided by George Park. David McDonough earned Tenderfoot, Karl Baker received First Aid Reading Scholarship badges and Star Scout Award. New warrant officers named and social hour followed. charter renewal planned for February.
The New London board of trustees reports $5,650 spent on the new football field in 1969. Bills of $4,601 from Funk Construction Co. and Huron Sand and Gravel are listed, with $1,950 from the Boosters Club for excavating and grading. James Van Sickle says bids are being sought for ride concessions at the Labor Day Festival, aiming to finalize contracts at the February 18 meeting.
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