Chronicle-Telegram Item From Elyria Dated July 18 1972
A fragment from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated July 18 1972 notes a local event in Tuas. The brief lacks full details but indicates scheduling or reporting of a community matter in Ohio.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
8
A fragment from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated July 18 1972 notes a local event in Tuas. The brief lacks full details but indicates scheduling or reporting of a community matter in Ohio.
Evening schedule lists dreams of Jeannie at 7 p m on Channel 5 1 along with Ponderosa and Mod Squad. Other programs include Jerry Reed Show with Dom Deluise and Chet Atkins 8 17. Hawaii Five O guest star and a Boston Pops appearance highlight the lineup.
Channel line up shows classic films and programs with decades spanning 1933 to 1965. Featured titles include Forty-Second Street and The Strawberry Blonde along with modern styled reels like Mister Moses and The Eyes of Charles Sand.
A fragmented list shows names and addresses across St. Joseph, Amherst, and nearby areas. Entries include Dorothy Chaszar at 1949 E 32nd, William Degbrace at 1101 Park, Crystal Francis at 1843 Elyria Ave, and several others with street numbers and spouses noted.
A long string lists numerous patients and relatives at area hospitals with street addresses across Lorain, Elyria, Vermilion, Avon Lake, Sheffield, and nearby towns. Names include Zen on LESHINSKI, Pecola MORGAN, Albert NICKOLETTE, Joseph PRZYTULSKI, Rhonda WHITAKER, Paul GRUSZKA, Norbert TRAZLER, James DEBRASON, Anthony DENKA, Raymond FORDYCE, Timothy GOULD, Norbert TRAZLER, David VELAZQUEZ, and others. Also mentions Canadian immigration data for 1971 with the US as top origin.
Hollywood report notes Action for Children's Television prompts Romper Room changes such as banning brand-name toys in show content and halting host selling. ACT cites four years of negotiations and monitors in 10 cities, aiming for stricter host and cartoon promotion rules under NA B code in 1973. It also mentions other programs still featuring sales pitches and previews broader push for quality kids’ programming.
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