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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1972
Page
2
The column describes traits for January 31 born individuals including altruistic motives and leadership potential. It offers daily guidance for all zodiac signs with reminders to act decisively, manage emotions, and maintain humor while navigating opportunities and challenges today.
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America proposes turning a nearly finished Canton area facility valued at 1.3 million over to Ohio to satisfy a 4 million loan default. State officials doubt the plan fits needs as federal standards concerns persist. SEC ruling on reorganization is pending with court decisions to follow.
A satirical look at secret mission cover stories used by diplomats and how writers craft plausible plots to mislead reporters. It describes freelancers in the Credibility Gap region and two cover story types, stressing plausibility and glamor.
Ohio Highway Patrol gains authority to intervene in riots and civil disorders starting March 3, but will not become a state police force. Patrol Superintendent Col. Robert Chiaramonte says the force remains a backup to local authorities and operates only in designated areas with governor approval. The assembly did not expand search and seizure powers. 150 new officers were authorized, with 58 in training and to graduate in April. A February meeting will plan loose statewide call-up procedures with metropolitan areas.
Elyria officers arrested Mary Ward 30 after a disturbance over an order of chicken at Kenny King’s on Lowell Street Saturday night. Ward allegedly kicked officer Gerald F. Conrad in the groin during the arrest for disorderly conduct. She faced arraignment in Elyria Municipal Court.
SOUTH AMHERST The board of education plans to erect a sign and bulletin board on the school lawn. A contest is under way for sign designs sponsored by Supt. Arthur Pardee who will award $5 for the chosen entry. Deadline Feb 11. Details from Pardee. A separate report notes a woman became angry when her sister refused to help pay a $9 chicken purchase.
Marathon Oil Co. posts 1971 net income of 88.723 million, up from 86.5 million in 1970, before extraordinary charges reduce it to 48.214 million. Charges include 15 million tax write off for Alaska lease investment and 5.4 million from currency realignment. Revenues reach 1.198 billion.
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