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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1978
Page
1
Rivera contends many claims are hearsay and asserts Alferio uses police committee meetings to influence the department on personal matters. He cites a call to a special police committee and hints at involvement of Thewan abacus family, with page 4 column 1 reference for more details.
Elyria firemen, 81 strong, face possible strike after wage talks collapsed last night. City offered a two year package that plus other workers would top 1 million dollars. Local 474 president Joe Gaughan called negotiations broken and said he would consult with leaders to decide on next steps. Ratification vote unclear as negotiators expect firemen to respond.
Dozens of boaters entered and exited restricted firing zone 2 off Camp Perry in a peaceful demonstration against the artillery range. Coast Guard watched from Marblehead and ARES Inc representatives observed. Demonstrators say the lake area is a prime fishing site and should be open when no firing occurs.
Mostly sunny conditions persist with highs in the mid 80s near Lake Erie and a low in the low to mid 60s tonight. A 78 degree high was recorded at 4 15 p m and a 62 degree low at 6 30 a m today. Details on Page B 4. ARES INC testing and a long firing schedule affect fishing time in the zone. Coast Guard observers will monitor with no action unless ordered. Firm operates patrol boats and a high tower near shore warning of zone restrictions. Protesters call float in a success with heavy media coverage. ARES INC a research firm makes prototype shells for anti tank and anti aircraft use. Three years at the camp with 200+ employees and payroll over 3.5 million. Local chambers and county officials back the program.
Lorain County commissioners and the Lorain County Industrial Development Corporation approved 300000 in industrial development bonds for Little Joe's Electric Inc to build a new 1.5 acre facility on Hast Bridge Street in Malcolm Manor. The plan adds space for sales and services with 32 parking spaces.
Freelance writer Stephen Chapman profiles Ben Bradlee executive editor of the Washington Post. The piece covers his rise to fame through Watergate coverage his influence on journalism and his stance after Carter denounced a Post report. It notes Bradlee’s rejection of TV offers and the paper’s continued impact under his leadership.
About 80 city employees walked off at 11 30 am claiming illness. Mayor Marguerite Bowman noted they paused across central maintenance, garage, streets, forest and sanitation, unsure if other departments joined. Negotiations with AFSCME Local 277 continue. union members voted to stay on the job if progress is made as their contract expired Saturday.
Two freight trains collided head-on near Saint Joseph south of Lawrenceburg Tennessee and burst into flames. Rescue squads and fire units responded, with the extent of damages and injuries not yet known. One train was owned by Louisville and Nashville Railroad, the other unknown.
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