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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1976
Page
1
Ritenauer and Mayor Zahorec emphasized their aim to cooperate with the United States in ongoing talks and regional initiatives, highlighting a shared commitment to collaborative solutions and cross‑community relations.
Carter narrows vice presidential field to John Glenn of Ohio and Walter Mondale of Minnesota after interviews. He may meet Henry Jackson and Peter Rodino next week while at the Democratic convention in New York. Jody Powell denied reports that Frank Church and Adlai Stevenson III were eliminated.
Attorney for Orville Stifel III testified that Stifel admitted sending the bomb that killed Lorain’s Dan Ronec in 1968 and said he had been on the trail of Ronec for a year and a half. Hopkins, arguing conflict of interest in a $1 million suit by Stifel’s parents, denied sharing the file with an FBI agent. Stifel remains convicted and serving life.
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles records gaps threaten a $58,000 shortfall charged to Columbiana County former deputy auto registrar Fred D Gosney for 1974 license tags. Missing records could raise or lower the alleged $98,027 shortage, with court action ongoing and prior shortages noted. The Gosney family and Gosney Company Inc. faced bankruptcy, while former Gulf office ties to US Rep Wayne Hays were documented.
President Ford irritated by federal ban on single sex school events orders review to assess potential Title IX violations and possible legislative changes. NOW opposes policy, citing traditional gender roles and stereotypes in activities like father son banquets and mother daughter teas.
Ohio Bell Telephone Co will raise charges to add about 200 million dollars in revenue. Residential bills may rise by 3 dollars monthly with new 20 cent directory assistance inquiries after three in a month and a doubled initial public telephone call charge. Installations costs also increase, while Ohio Bell serves about 4.7 million phones across three quarters of the state.
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