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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1970
Page
6
Cesar Garcia, 20, of 1532 East 9th Street Lorain, had his probation revoked after failing to report to officers and resisting arrest. A prior plea of guilty for receiving stolen property under $10 led to probation and a 90 day jail sentence, with 40 days suspended and 25 days credited.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. reports second quarter earnings of 70 cents per share, down from 71 cents a year earlier, despite higher output and revenue. PUCO rate increase approved. new rates effective Aug. 15. Q2 operating revenues rise to 56.8 million and kilowatt hours sold reach 3.6 billion.
Life magazine says its interview quotes Huntley accurately reporting that Nixon frightens him. Huntley disputes two quotes and says he did not single out Nixon. He offered a letter denying the statements as misrepresentations.
Merrill Gilfillan of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will serve as official scorer for Buckeye Big Bucks and Boone and Crockett at Gras sie's Wayside Inn tonight at 8 pm. The session will measure large typical and nontypical white tail deer antlers and may include other species.
Four Wayne State University faculty members and two students sue four major manufacturers in Wayne County Circuit Court. They seek a permanent injunction to bar Michigan distribution of detergents containing more than 1.5 percent phosphate and seek up to 5 million dollars in damages per company for Great Lakes pollution.
Police report a burglary at Mrs. Ida Lucas residence 561 Irondale St Elyria. Thieves pried window screen and broke a kitchen window to enter. Theft included a $0 television set a $288 stereo record player and two $70 lamps taken from upstairs rooms.
Cleveland hat maker George Dickstein protests political use of his lightweight bump hats by groups marching to City Hall. He condemns ties to George Wallace and notes he opposes U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia while defending emblem usage on hats.
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