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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1986

Page

5

Wildcat walkout hits Ford Lorain plant

About 3,000 workers in Ford Motor Co Lorain passenger car assembly faced a short stoppage as 50 body buck crew members walked out last night. Most returned after pleas from union and company, but 20 stayed to picket gates this morning. Production on passenger cars continued, while truck assembly kept to its eight hour schedule. A disciplinary action against a union committeeman sparked rumors of the uproar amid tense labor talks.

Lorain Wildcat Ford Motor Co Body Buck Department Ford Brook Park Lima

Brook Park Talks Continue With UAW Strike Threat

Brook Park officials and UAW Local 150 representatives met at noon to resolve grievances that could trigger a strike by 8,500 workers starting Monday midnight. Negotiations focus on health safety and work standards as hundreds of Lorain County workers at Engine Plants One Two and the Foundry could halt production if the walkout occurs. The Lorain plant was idled today after wildcat picketing stopped passenger car output.

UAW Lorain

Retired Professor Honored By Oberlin Alumni Medal

Prof Maurice Kessler emeritus violin and ensemble director since 1954 received the 71st Alumni Medal at Oberlin College. The ceremony before 950 alumni and guests praised his service as teacher and conductor of the Oberlin Orchestra and Musical Union, shaping performances and introducing eight works to Oberlin. He joined the faculty in 1916 and led the orchestra for 30 years.

Oberlin Maurice Kessler Oberlin College George M. Jones Ellsworth McSweeney Alumni Association Kessler Oberlin Orchestra Oberlin Musical Union The Musical Union

Carr Gives Report at AFL-CIO Convention in Cleveland

Elyria labor leader C Franklin Carr urged 2000 delegates at the Ohio AFL-CIO convention closing session in Public Auditorium Cleveland to back 20 resolutions. They backed repeal of Taft Hartley and Landrum Griffin acts and backed wage, tax and voter registration reforms while praising retiring president Michiel J Lydon and noting Elmer Cope remains secretary treasurer.

Cleveland Elyria C. Franklin Carr Ohio Afl-Cio Michiel J. Lydon Youngstown Phil Hannah Columbus Elmer Cope Craft and Industrial Cleveland ‘Public Auditorium Lydon Craft and Industrial Unions Manny Landrum-Griffin Assembly Carr

Elyrians Win Honors At County Youth For Christ Reception

Elyria High School seniors and local youths received honors at the County Youth For Christ reception. Debbie Edwards of Elyria was chosen queen, with Judith Salisbury and Janice Miller among honorees. Larry Burgess was named king as the group crowned the year's leaders at Lakeview Park Lorain. The event included scholarships, music, and a picnic with games and a ship film.

Elyria Judith Salisbury North James Meanor Lorain County St. the William Overmeyer Janice Miller East Griswold Directon Tors Colt Lego Jast Debbie Edwards Elyric Lakeview Park Lorain Miss Miller Larry Burgess North Murray Ridge Larry Noon First United Presbyterian Fea- Church Tared Wheaton College Missionary Alliance Nim

Injured Boy Thomas Fisher Reported Slightly Better

Authorities at Elyria Memorial Hospital report 4 year old Thomas Fisher of 173 Spruce St is in poor condition after being struck by a car on Lake Ave near Persons Ct Sunday. He had a fair night and is described as in critical condition earlier.

U.ange Thomas Fisher Spruce St Elyria Memorial Hospital Lake Ave Persons Ct

Two Oberlin Grads to Serve Red Cross in Korea

Two Oberlin College graduates, June Ardis Johnson and Alice Olson, head to Korea for a year with the Red Cross as recreation leaders with mobile units serving U.S. Army outposts. They will receive two weeks of training in Washington before departure and may be reassigned after the initial year. Johnson majored in anthropology sociology, Olson in German.

Ardis Johnson Elyria Korea Alice Olson Oberlin College American Red Cross SRAO Oberlin’ College New Ventures Red Cross June Ardis Johnson Washington,d. C Alice Ol‘son Cleveland Red ‘Cross U.S. Army Miss Johnson Miss Olson Oberlin Jane Winston The National Red Cross Washington Johnson Olson

U S Envoy and 28 Die in Pacific Plane Crash

In heavy fog off Queensland’s coast a Trans-Australian Airlines Fokker Friend ship crashed while circling Mackay Airport. 125 passengers and four crew were aboard. 9 bodies recovered initially, including J F O Grady U S consul for Queensland and Vincent Nicholas Dissen of Boston. Remainder unaccounted.

Sydney Australia UPD Brisbane Trans-Australian Airlines Pacific Ocean MacKay Queensland J. F. O'Grady Lowell Mass U.S O'Grady Foreign Service Vincent Nicholas Dissen Boston Curtis V. Mills Dissen C. V. J. Quinn

Seek Merger With Vermilion Annexation Move Started

Vermilion on the Lake circulates petitions to join Vermilion, aiming for noon today with at least 100 signatures. Vermilion Mayor Baumhart says Vermilion is eager to annex the 400 person village despite Brumback’s claim Vermilion does not wish to annex. Attorney David George represents the annexation faction as the village surrounds Vermilion on three sides after Brownhelm.

Vermilion-On-The-Lake Vermilion Charles Baumhart Russell Evenson Brumback Brownhelm Tion Vermilion on-the-Lake Lake Erie David George Elyria

Heavy Fire Destroys Elyria Home After Davenport Blaze

An Elyria residence at 229 Bath Street suffered heavy damage in a morning fire. The Davenport moved to the porch earlier, reignited, spreading flames through the front wall to the second floor and attic. Firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour, with smoke and heat damaging walls, floors, furnishings, and nearby areas.

Elyria Ater Glen Webb Bath St

Murray Estate Valued At 74630 In Probate Inventory

An estate appraised at 74630 was left by Frank A. Murray of Huntington who died February 28. The inventory filed by the Probate Court lists personal property at 1740, securities at 87628, accounts receivable at 521762, and real estate at 33100.

Frank A. Murray Huntington

Four children injured in city traffic mishaps report

Police investigated seven accidents between 1 PM and 6 PM. Christine Hayes, 8, and Richard White, 5, were struck by cars. Walter Bryant, 10, jumped from a moving truck and was hurt. Hayes girl held for observation at Elyria Memorial Hospital after collision on Woodland Avenue. An 18 year old rider, Draper, cited to juvenile court for passing on the right after a motorcycle car crash. George Sas, 52, and Charles Gribben, 23, involved in Broad Court collision. Donald Hall, 19, hospitalized after welding apparatus explosion.

James FE. Draney Christine T Hayes High St Richard White Riverside Hanes Walter Lee Bryant South Middle Ave Dtrip J. Young White West Ave Lith St William’ T. Lyons Czer Memorial Hospital Draper Betty L. Haney SU Blaine St Cleve Winckles Sts Haney Cleve- Nandonto Winckles Joseph Fortman Spruce St Broad St Lorain Donald Suchey West 21St St Ford Motor Com Carpany Fair St. Joseph Hospital Robert G. Clark R. D Wakeman Broad Garden'si Woodhill Dr Am- Ave Herst Charles L. Gribben School St Broad and Court Sts Reach

Decoy Aids In Raid At House In Lorain

A planned raid by sheriff's deputies at 11:30 last night on a Lorain house alleged to house prostitution ended with two women jailed and a pajama clad man fleeing. Josephine Smith 22 of Wood Avenue Sheffield Township and Jean Coleman 37 of North High Street Youngstown were booked, facing charges of prostitution and harboring a house used for prostitution. Calvin Morton fled into a field as deputies entered. he previously hid in a closet after an auxiliary deputy posed as a patron. The raid followed Morton’s earlier arrest in December 1958 and involved a decoy $10 bill.

Sheriff's Deputies Texas Ave Lorain Josephine Smith Wood Ave Sheffield Township Jean Coleman North High St Youngstown Sherif Fred” Walker Henry Dieba Miss Smith vWomen Morton Sheriff Department

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Chronicle ‘Telegram By Patricia Mason Portland National Afl-Cio Labor-Liberal Party Forand Organized Labor Wayne Wwerman Elyria Central Labor Union AKFT Community Services Committee Elyrians Youth For Christ Vermilion-On-The Lake By Dayle Rodgers Murray Hayes Elyria ‘Memorial Thomas A. Pasenow Oak. St Woodland Ave Courtland St Pasenow Woodland Des Moines Loyal Marion Cowan Kim Rose) Ketchum
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