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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
6
A highly motivated Leo to Pisces sequence outlines personal drive loyalty and practicality. It cautions against compromising standards and urges cautious progress with home and work matters while stressing judgment and self reliance.
In a bridge problem West cashes A K Q of clubs and then wrongly leads a spade. The correct play is to lead the four of clubs at trick four to cut declarer after East ruffs. This shows why precise card choice matters more than theory and how a club lead can thwart a strong contract.
A compiled list names residents from Lorain, Sheffield Lake, Vermilion, Avon and nearby areas who hold various licenses and occupations. Entries include James R Novak, Susan M Toth, Michael W Deuller, Constance L Bekina, Marcus A Shepard, DebroahAnn Sherwood, Clayton W Browne Jr, Rebecca Ann Kretchman, Thomas E Brewer, Marie T Mingola, Martin Lee Buck, Michele McNemar, Frank A Dezelan, Karen Lee Schneider, Richard E St Clair, Sandra Lee Wells, Donald G Mich, Kathleen A Dorton, Robert A Kobb, and Kay F Cooper among others.
John B Baltes, 28, is general manager of Sea World of Ohio in Aurora, the youngest in a major park. He rose from San Diego Sea World to Ohio, overseeing a $15 million park with 6 million annual expenses. He notes the four Shamus, the killer whales, and plans a Yankee Doodle Whale show and a new water ski act. Baltes foresees steady attendance and a possible future elsewhere or staying put.
Joanna Mary Mieso of 816 Garford Ave earned Dean's List honors after graduating from Trinity College in Washington DC. Joy Hamilton of 150 Ohio St., a Western Kentucky University graduate, studied home economics and fashion, interned at Highbee's, and now assists at Pant Scene Amherst Mall. Robert Clarke VanDervort of 230 Hamilton Ave. graduated summa cum laude from Ohio University and won the Outstanding Greek Student award. he plans PhD work at the University of Chicago in Greek.
London Reuters reports Christina Onassis spokesman denied any family consent for a movie about Aristotle Onassis. Legal action would follow for any invasion of privacy. The spokesman refuted claims that Jacqueline Onassis was asked to portray herself in the project.
Singer Engelbert Humperdinck lost the opening round of a paternity suit brought by Diane Marie Vincent who seeks recognition as the mother of her four year old daughter and child support. Humperdinck denies paternity and seeks dismissal due to elapsed time.
Former Alabama Governor James Folsom, 65, has been moved to the intensive care unit at University Hospital in Birmingham for treatment of complications from a mild stroke suffered a week ago. He has endured seizures and shortness of breath but remains in serious condition in ICU.
Dionne Warwick sues songwriters Burt Bacharach and Hal David for 5.5 million claiming they damaged her career by not delivering four yearly albums as agreed in a 1971 contract. The suit filed in superior Court alleges only the first album was produced. Daina Beth VanDervort and Rita Dowdell named to Dean's List at Case Western Reserve and Notre Dame College of Ohio respectively.
Lorain four year old Randy Wright remains in critical condition with brain injuries after being struck by a car on West Erie Avenue near Lorain City Hall. He has had three operations. his parents visit daily and sing to him as doctors say little can be done beyond ongoing care. The family, including ten siblings, manages hospitalization costs through insurance. Extensive thunderstorm forecasts and warm weather follow the update.
The forecast calls for showers possible on Saturday with fair Thursday and Friday. Highs reach the upper 0s or low 90s, and nightly lows remaining in the 60s.
Predawn readings show Evanston Wyoming at 46 degrees and Phoenix Arizona at 92. Other cities report varied conditions from Anchorage 58 clear to Los Angeles 66 cloudy and Miami 81 partly cloudy, with many spots in the 60s and 70s and sunshine or clear skies prevailing in most markets.
The Elyria Board of Education approved three funding applications including funds to expand the early identification program for children with special health problems. State Disadvantaged Pupils funds of 159 855 were requested amid a cut from last year, and Title II funds for the Barclay Classroom Climate Inventory project were pursued for a third year with in house workshops planned.
Court report lists Bill Barnard Jr at 1085 N Avon Belton Road Graftan for passing bad checks with a 106 dollar fine suspended. Carlos Gonzalez at 1927 E Yh St Lo rain for speeding fined 23 dollars. Alan Bradevkw at 530 Muddle Age for disorderly conduct intoxication fined 60 dollars. Rowert Henke at 357 Beech St for disorderly conduct impaired information totaling 225. Av er t Davin at 3036 Denver Ave Lo Tain for demetiethy combuct imezicaven with unspecified charges.
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