Divorce opens door to new life for Ehrlichman
The Bellevue Daily Journal American reports Jeanne Ehrlichman says the emotional aspect is over as John Ehrlichman seeks an independent life. She notes the door will stay open for him. he has lived in Santa Fe since parole on April 27. John declined comment.
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City Fellowship Club elects new officers
The Fellowship Club of Elyria has elected new officers for 1978 79 led by President William Leghy and vice presidents Ben Golecen and Louis Kolopus. Secretary Bob Funk treasurer Ray Craft chaplain Carl Lehmann and visitation Byron Morris are named. The club founded 1960 by Kellogg Day now has about 400 members with growth paused. Meetings are Tuesdays at 9 30 am at American Legion Halls with honorary female members. Seght or Seghy led the club and opened Nut Shop on East Broad Street in 1933. He is Elyria born and lives with wife Florence at 365 Hamilton Circle.
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Spencer firm and local union sign three year wage pact
Spencer Manufacturing Co and Local 523 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers ratified a three year contract totaling a 23 percent wage increase. The agreement provides a 9 cent hourly rise for 9 percent this year and 7 percent increases in each of the next two years, plus a 6 percent value in fringe benefits and an extra day off after Thanksgiving. Wages become effective Monday to align with bookkeeping. The company, which makes axles for trucks and heavy off-road equipment, had expired its previous contract Wednesday at midnight.
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Two Amherst residents face drug charges in court
Two Amherst residents were secretly indicted and brought before Common Pleas Judge Adrian F. Bedleski and others. Adrian F. Bedleski, Gary D. Baker of 316 Franklin St, and Carol Babies were named in drug trafficking related charges with bail set at 4000 for Baker and 3000 for Babies. they will be arraigned.
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