Lorain court fines and citations span long list of traffic cases
The Elyria court docket reports numerous traffic related offenses and minor crimes. Defendants include Claude Downing Richard Lemon Endre Takacs and others with penalties from fines to short jail terms and license suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilcox
Udge
Claude J. Downing
P’ St. Lorain
Richard L. Lemon
Ash B. Hensallensley
Oberlin
Charles L. Warner
Olmsteed Falls
Lexington Ave
Lorain
Remier, Harter
13Th St. Lorain
Daniel J. Lewis
West Pane
Larry Coursey
North Ridgeville
Y F. Beneflel
Castalia
Anvnte
Jimmy D. McNeely
Si Eorme M. Vandersommen
Marcy
Amherst
Charles A. Hall
Bern Rd
John Chaney
21St St
Chestnut St
Elyria
Tho
Jerry W. Bacaksy
Marseilies Ave
Dwight R. Edwards
West River St
Chicago
Crenshaw
Ohio
Green
Bank St
David H. Minch
Cornell Ave
Charles T. Waite
Greg A. Favilack
John M. Pleichner
Boy Shot Near Lake While Swimming at Crystal Lake Park
Nine year old Mike Santo sat on a bench with swimming companions near Crystal Lake Park seven miles north of Massillon when he slumped forward and cried I ve been shot He was taken to Massillon City Hospital in critical condition after surgery Police hunt two men seen fleeing in a white convertible with top down Witnesses said four shots were fired about 250 yards from the boys using a .22 caliber weapon the slug struck the boy in the groin and passed through his body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Mike Santo
Massillon City Hospital
Crystal Lake Park
Santo
Ohio plans uniform municipal accounting revision
State Auditor Roger Cloud and Ohio city officials advance a 42 year overdue reform to standardize fiscal reporting. A steering committee of finance officers from municipalities will work with the auditor’s office and consultants to create a uniform system for local financial records to aid legislative, administrative and federal reporting. The project aims to speed compiling municipal financial data for all sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Sion
Cloud
Weather Summary for U S Regions
National forecast notes showers in the north central Appalachians Florida northern Rockies and lower Ohio Valley with clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Warmer in the southeast. Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers mainly north and central today ending tonight. Highs in 70s north central and low 80s south. Lows 50s north to 60s south. Fair and cooler Saturday. Winds 12 to 17 knots shifting northeast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachians
Florida
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Five Day Forecast Calls for Mild Start Then Warm Week
The five day forecast shows cool or mild weather tomorrow then warming by Monday followed by cooler conditions mid next week. Temperatures from tomorrow through Wednesday average below normal with highs in the 70s and low 80s and lows around 55 to 60. Scattered showers are expected early next week totaling about a quarter to a half inch.
Cedar Point Posts Record Year Growth in 1968
Cedar Point Inc. reports 1968 fiscal year ended March 31 with net income up 39 percent to 1,058,000 from 763,000. Gross revenues reach 12,256,000, attendance rises 9 percent to 2,554,000, and earnings per share stand at 1.40. Capital outlays rise to 3,026,000 as major improvements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Emile A. Legros
George A. Roose
Cedar Point Inc
Ohio pen's warden Maxwell hospitalized after riots
Ohio Penitentiary Warden Ernest Maxwell was hospitalized with complete exhaustion. He has chest and lung ailments and has worked almost nonstop since riots and fires began June 24. Maury Koblentz said Troy Harris will run the prison until Maxwell returns as inmates remain confined for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ernest Maxwell
Maxwell
Maury Koblentz
Troy Harris
Koblentz
Beckett Tryouts Set by Neighborhood Center
Tryouts for the drama Beckett will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Elyria Neighborhood Center 107 Oberlin Rd. under the direction of Nathan Johnson and announced by Robert Palmer council president. Open to all community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckett
Elyria
Oberlin Rd
G. R. Hargate
Nathan Johnson
Robert Palmer
Downtown art show opens tomorrow with two divisions
The second annual Sr it of ’76 sidewalk art show begins at 10 a.m. in the downtown business area with adult and student divisions. Seven awards will be announced at 4 p.m. Judges are Franklin Bates and Jack Richards. If rain, display moves to Herrick Memorial Library. The Sesquicentennial celebration climax features a Pram at town hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Joe Centorbi Combo provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Franklin Bates
Jack Richards
Herrick Memorial Library
Town Hall
Joe Centorbi
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Elyria Court News
James C. Temple
Tinter Park Rd
Charles E. Moore
Emerson Ct
Mabel I. Jaycox
Burl W Ashby
Durkee
Grafton
Emhy C Love
Woodard Ave
Charles G Early
la Grange Ho
Dennis E McIntire
East River St
Wilter Seymore
Morgan Ave
Harvey Logsdon
Fulton Rd. Lorain
Harry Spestow
George M Sharp
Cooley
Columbia Station
Richard L Mull
Cleveland St
Raymond Cruikshanks
South Logan St
Eugene L Charland
Ronald L. McKinney
Doyle R Jones
Gary L Pinkerton
Wayne Kraft
Akron
Terrance D. Belko
Lakewood
Michael J. O'Hara
Dearborn Heights
Michigan
Steven M. Polasko
Duane B. Weddell
Calvin Rice
Lakeside. Ave
Donald C. Maybaugh
Center Ridge Rd
Victor C. Difhupa
Viaeh
Thomas W. Bullock
Boston Ave
Antone L Suis
Lake Ave
Theodore R. McGuire
Gerald D. Mahl
Prospect St
Alex ¢. Heyd
Longfellow St
Donald A. Ice
Lester C Borsick
Ronald
Jones
Billy
Moore
Gene T. Carter
Tony H Blankensmp
Lard Rd
Louis J. Henley
Sheriff St
Waltman T. Burton
W. Brosd St
John
Jennings
Brantview Dr
John ¢. Harmon
Pasadena Ave
Frank S. Detilio
Robert J Webber
Calvin Dr
Ardena F. Mary
Garden Dr
Gary R.minnich
Lawrence Shull
Stewart-Warner Electronic Dynamik
Speedway Auto Stores Inc
Cleveland
Review
Wim
National Forecast
Lake Erie
Pen
Warden Maxwell
Melvin R. Rice
Furnace St
Rice
Catherine
Loomii Camera
Mamiya - Sekor
Loomis Camera
S. Compan
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