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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
14
Hill Christ, a volunteer ambulance driver, led about 1,000 police and rescue workers during a mock disaster drill at Northwest High School. Dr. William Anderson of Brown Memorial Hospital admitted Christ acted efficiently and apologized for incorrectly blaming him.
Pope Paul VI announced reforms in an Apostolic letter dated March 28 to accelerate church court annulments. Effective Oct 1, the changes allow lay officials and single judges in many cases, with only monarchs and heads of state remaining under Vatican control. The move aims to reduce annulment time from years to under a year, citing rising marriage breakdowns and 812 annulments granted last year.
Police report thieves pried a window at Elyria Spring and Specialty Co. and fled with four $25 portable fans from the office area on Elm Street. Separate losses include batteries and ground cable worth $35 from City Street Department trucks, a tape player and tapes valued at $125 from a car, a tachometer and shift handle totaling $82 from Mike Brandon’s car, and $184 of cabinets and a sink from Wilke's Villa construction site. Also noted is Japan approving a $100 million Chrysler Mitsubishi deal transferring 5 percent stock and signaling greater auto industry investments.
The Black River High School band presents a concert on the village square at 8 tonight under Ray Timby as Spencer Post 608 carnival enters its second day with games rides and prizes. American Legion Auxiliary serves a 5:30 dinner. dunk tank fundraiser by Black River Majorette Corps funds camp attendance. township clubs booths and a Puttlan Sisters bazaar offer homemade items. In Little Rock Arkansas an AP report notes a riverbank rock formation near downtown marking a historic ferry crossing site.
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