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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1972
Page
7
In Toronto AP reports four year old Daniel Moliterno joined a game of hide and seek on his parents patio and climbed into a decorative milk can. He was stuck for 30 minutes with only his head outside. Firemen tried oil and water to loosen him then used a power saw to cut open the can and free him. He was not hurt.
After ABC threatened to cancel the Dick Cavett Show if ratings did not improve, Cavett asked himself on air whether he and ABC had a basic disagreement about the program. The exchange reflected tension over the show’s survival prospects.
Oberlin College appoints four new deans: Zara Wilkenfeld named associate dean of Arts and Sciences. Joanne Walker associate dean of students. Patricia Walton assistant dean of students. Richard Dahl assistant dean of students. Walker and Walton are the first Black holders in their posts.
Lorain civil service commission plans officer tests to fill new openings after Lt George Maiden's retirement. The commission, amid questions about its members, decided to proceed with testing, with date to be announced. Former members Louis Rosso and John Hacnik returned to the commission after a court decision.
A 29 year old Courtland Street man James Norseno was riding a motorcycle on Huron Street at 35 am when the front wheel struck an object at railroad tracks causing a fall. He was treated at Elvira Memorial Hospital for minor injuries by Elyria police.
Cynthia Lowry reports Joan Ganz Cooney, head of the Children's Television Workshop and innovator of Sesame Street, on television as a teaching aid. She notes TV can supplement parents and teachers, with Sesame Street and The Electric Company reaching millions of children and shaping classroom use.
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