13 Jul 1979
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1979
Page
1
Friday the 13th brings warnings to avoid actions seen as unlucky. The piece notes beliefs around the date and the number 13, including the term triskaidekaphobia, and recalls the nursery rhyme linking Fridays to misfortune. It invites readers to turn to page A-4 for more.
Holiday Chrysler Plymouth Inc will dissolve, with co owners Jerry Sorkin and Bob Birrer citing declining sales and looming recession. They will sell 200 remaining vehicles and help employees find other jobs as Chrysler owns the building. The closure follows a decade of local blue collar impact and seasonal sales patterns.
President Carter plans a White House address at 10 p.m. EDT Sunday, delaying CBS’s Moses the Lawgiver. The preemption affects a four part Moses series showing Moses coming down with the Ten Commandments from Mount Sinai.
Variable cloudiness and humid conditions continue through Saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs today in the mid 80s, tonight near 70, and Saturday highs 85 to 90. Rain chances around 30 percent tonight and Saturday. Winds stay light and variable under 10 mph tonight.
Five year old shepherd husky Lilly owned by Sharon Bielfelt of Westlake plays house with three orphaned kittens. The mother kitten was killed by a car last week, and Lilly has taken them in and even tries to nurse them. Story and photo on Page B-2.
Pioneer Federal Savings & Loan Assn will construct a 738000 two story addition west of its main office at 22 Third St Elyria. Demolition of two nearby buildings will start next week with completion aimed for July 1980 and occupancy planned for fall 1981. The project includes 11200 square feet per floor, elevator service, and a 70 car parking expansion.
About 100 spectators and boys aged 7 to 15 escaped harm as a car driven by Mark A. Feather roared through Central Park during two baseball games. Feather, 21, later admitted driving his mother's car without a license and faced charges including driving while intoxicated, reckless operation, destruction of city property and speeding. Police tracked him to a North Central Drive home and he was held in jail for arraignment.
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