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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1977

Page

3

Tornado Warnings Sweep Lorain County Areas In Midwest Storm

A line of tornado warnings swept Erie Byron and Lorain counties, with a funnel cloud seen near New London and Rochester. Four trailers were demolished west of New London, trees felled around Bellevue and Sandusky, and power outages hit Route 10 20 intersections and North Ridgeville stores.

New London Bill Enderby Elyria-Lorain-North Ridgeville Elyria Country Club North Ridgeville Lorain Erie Byron Lorain County Kelleys Island Huron Willard Wellington Elyria Rochester Don Riddle Finchey State Park Pruitt Farm Bursley Head Rt. 58 Bellevue Clyde Harris Rebecca 5 Collier Richard Warner Perkins Township Sandusky May Co Cedar Point Frontier Town Don Dittman Camper Village Norwalk Greenwich

Sohio eyes 70 million Cleveland complex tenancy

Cleveland's Sohio plans a feasibility study with Rockefeller Center to be the prime tenant in a 70 million downtown complex at Union Terminal area. The project includes a 22 story tower, Terminal Tower concourse renovation, a landscaped park, and parking for 1000 plus cars. Sohio would lease 16 or 17 floors, possibly building its new headquarters in Terminal area. If financed, work could start this year and finish by mid 1980.

Cleveland Standard Oil Co Ohio Union Terminal Ares Sohio Rockefeller Center Inc RCI New York RCT THE OIL Company Scip Huilt Erieview Cushman & Wakefield Inc Tishman Construction & Research Co. Inc Spahr

New Amtrak station moves toward Elyria debut

Elyria will receive a modular Amtrak station off Buckeye Street that is expected to be delivered today or tomorrow and fully staffed by August 1. The Cleveland station has operated in place for 21 months next to Shoreway and Cleveland Stadium. A foundation is ready, the unit will be placed this weekend, and two trucks will transport it. The site will include a waiting area ticket and baggage facilities and be heated. Passengers have endured a 10 by 20 foot glass shelter since October 1975 with no restrooms or staff. Amtrak’s Lake Shore Limited serves Elyria and Cleveland, linking Chicago, Boston and New York. The eastbound train departs Elyria at 10:35 p.m. and the westbound at 7:4 p.m.

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Fremont storm damages church and city buildings

James A. Rhodes orders guardsmen for cleanup after winds tear top 50 feet from a 100 foot church steeple in Fremont. The 18 000 population city reports damage to the library and a junior high, with looting and a storm lasting from 7 30 to 10 p m. News-Messenger plans to publish from an edge-of-town plant as power is restored.

James A. Rhodes First Presbyterian Church Jim Daubel Chronicle-Telegram Fremont News-Messenger The Weather Service Ohio National Guard Daubel News-Messenger Ble James Rhodes Teof Kreger National Guard Fremont

Lorain Telephone Eyes Other Mergers With Mid- Continent

Lorain Telephone Co officers told stockholders discussions with Mid Continent about a possible merger would be explored fully. President James C. Hageman said Mid Continent had shown interest and might propose to acquire Lorain, with board and officers to review any offer before any discussions proceed.

Dergitea Mid- Continent Corp Lorain Telephone Co James C. Hageman Lorain Telephone Mid-Continent Lorain Hageman Sagnente Mid- Continent Lorain Common General Hageman

Lone Gunman Robs Lorain Store for $38

A lone gunman entered a Lorain store at 8:19 p.m. and ordered chicken. He returned, pointed a pistol at the clerk, and demanded money, escaping with $38. No injuries reported. Police search for suspect.

Lorain Fae

Wall Street Opens Mixed as Trading Active in NYSE

Prices opened mixed with 381 advances to 247 declines on 1,029 issues. Dow fell slightly to 916.04 after yesterday’s small gain. Turnover ran about 1.4 million shares as money supply data and bank loan demand weighed on sentiment. Investors worry tighter money policy could lift interest rates and curb business costs. The market had rallied yesterday after a 5 percent drop in farm prices suggested inflation easing.

NEW York UPI New York Stock Exchange Federal Reserver Board Wall Street

Dow Jones halts publication of the National Observer

Dow Jones will discontinue the weekly National Observer after 12 years. President Warren H. Phillips cited ongoing deficits despite a 70 percent renewal rate and a 25 percent rise in advertising. The final issue goes to press tomorrow as staff are offered severance and job placement help.

New York UPI Dow Jones National Observer Warren H. Phillips Observer Wall Street Journal Barron

Mary Jane Hughes wins second Ohio Lottery top prize

Cleveland AP reports Mary Jane Hughes of Swanton earned 380,000 in the Ohio Lottery Pot O Gold drawing, marking a second top prize for the 51-year-old Fulton County bookkeeper. She previously won 35,689 last week, with other winners listed from Ohio and Michigan. The drawing numbers were 273 990 and 080653.

Cleveland Mary Jane Hughes Swanton Bettinger Farms Fulton County Stu Leventhal Cincinnati Nancy Videnkch Lucinda Barry Middletown Pennsylvania Michigan

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