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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
17
Rain or showers expected along the north Pacific coast and from east Texas to the mid Atlantic. Snow is on tap for the north central border states and the mid Rockies. Generally fair weather elsewhere across the nation.
A weather notice predicts snow in the north and snow mixed with sleet or rain in central areas, with rain in the south. Daytime highs are forecast in the 30s to 40s, while tonight stays mostly cloudy and cold. Lows range from the mid-teens to the low 30s, with snow likely in central and southern counties and snow in extreme northern parts. Snow likely tomorrow with rain in the southern portions and highs in the 30s.
Sunday through Tuesday shows little precipitation with highs in the 30s and low 40s and nights mostly in the 20s. Dawn temps ranged from 26 in Bozeman to 76 in Key West, with scattered reports across the country including Anchorage clear at 17, Chicago cloudy at 3, Dallas 57 cloudy, Pittsburgh 31 snow, Seattle 35 cloudy, and Washington 41 rain and sleet.
Three drivers were fined 250 each, with jail terms of three to five days and six month license suspensions. Meadows and Connard pled no contest to DUI. MacBeth pled to a reduced charge of physical control. All received jail time with credit for attending the DWI Project at Lorain County Community College.
Stephen R. Nagy presides over cases including Charles Connard of 135 Fairlawn Ave cited for failure to yield with $50 fine. Kenneth Yost of 580 N Main, Grafton faces driver’s license disobeying red light with $250 fine plus suspended $200 and related penalties. Thomas Eisnaugte of RD 2 Rt. 303, Grafton receives $100 for consuming beer in a motor vehicle with 15 days jail suspended and one year good behavior. James Cutlip of Robson Court charged with disorderly conduct, $100 fine suspended $50, one year good behavior. Christon Macbeth at 38831 East River cited for ed light with $20. James Greene of 57 Weller Road faces dis orderly conduct. Julis Johnson at 62 Bond St involved in an accident with damages. $25 fine, reckless operation, $2 license suspension 60 days. Driving instruction school required. obstruct official business results in $309 fine, suspended $200 and 30 days jail, two years probation.
Four area residents completed a 32-hour four day long term care workshop held January 17 18 and 24 25 at St Augustine Manor Cleveland. Sorann Schnitzler El donna Shields Tiela Shields of Shields Nursing Clinic Lorain and Mary Vadas geriatric consultant Walter G Nord Centers received certificates. the Cleveland chapter of the National Association of Social Workers sponsored the program with other agencies.
The Weapons of Peace, a five member rock and comedy group, will perform in the College Center Mall at Lorain County Community College on Tuesday evening at 8 30 with a second show after intermission. Admission is 1 for students and 1 50 for the public, available in the student activities office or at the door. The group has played at Midwest campuses and with Sammy Davis Jr.
A man posing with a gun stole three purses worth 155 from women in a Lawson store parking lot at Woodland and Foster avenues. The victims, Louise Hall and Debbie Hall, were chased by one woman until near West Recreation field. A 15 year old was later taken to juvenile authorities in Elyria.
An Ohio audit found Lorain County Sheriff's Office misapplied 70752 in funds sourced from motor vehicle tax for road patrol pay, halted in 1973, with Sheriff Vernon M. Smith's records found in good order. Also, a meditation seminar will run today and tomorrow at New Age Meditation Center, led by Rajaishwar Secura, with a free children’s yoga clinic next week. Burglars stole about 1200 in building equipment from Yost Construction Co on Greenway Drive. police reported a table saw and other items missing.
Mrs. Wilma Pietch of 18N Prospect St returned home at noon after visiting a friend to find her back door broken and a television and stereo system missing. Police estimate the value of the stolen items at about 70 dollars and are investigating.
In Ottawa County Genoa Local School District voters rejected the district's fifth operating levy proposal. The 7.Small levy failed by 1,118 for and 1,335 against with most funds slated for salaries. Teachers had threatened to strike last weekend but postponed action.
A ten month old female yellow Labrador is missing. Reward for information leading to her rescue. Respond to calls at 365 9611 or 322 1986 with any sightings or details.
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