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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
5
The North Ridgeville school board agreed to place a 2.075 million bond on the November ballot to fund at least 10 additional classrooms yearly, possibly two new elementary schools, citing rising costs and the need to pass with broad support. The board will decide site plans if the measure passes.
Nettie Lemly 54 earned an Segeleg degree in applied science at Lorain County Community College after a long path from high school to nursing. She worked at General Industries during WWII and later at St Joseph's School of Practical Nursing while guiding three of her four children through college. Her youngest son William graduates Akron University in special education as she completes her LCCC work.
Lowell T. Russell, 34, pled guilty to first degree manslaughter in the Dec. 31 shooting death of Virgil K. Ball, 30, of North Royalton. He received an indeterminate sentence of one to 20 years at Lucasville Prison after the plea accepted by Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. Ball was found shot on Earhart Road between Lorain and Medina counties.
The State Controlling Board unanimously approved Lorain County Community College to spend 3.17 million dollars on a Learning Resource Center and an addition to the Mechanical Services building. Without end of biennium approval, funds would be reappropriated, delaying construction.
Avon Lake police plan to confer with the city prosecutor to renew the investigation into Marion Black's Oct 20 murder. A former husband, Paul Black, had second degree murder charges dismissed after laboratory tests cast doubt on links to the crime.
The musical Brigadoon opens at Huntington Playhouse in Lake Red Bay Village with Betty Resnik as Fiona McClaren and Jim MacNamee as Tom Albright. Nine performances run Friday and Saturday June 20 22 23 27 and July 1 with curtain at 8 30 p.m. The show recreates a magical Scottish village where two lovers meet.
Elyria Jaycees will fund and stage the Cascade Park Fourth of July fireworks, needing about 2000 dollars. Kenneth E. Nall, president, notes the event has continued since 1970 after a Chamber of Commerce project ended. Festivities start 4 20 p.m. with a Vince Perrier led concert. fireworks at about 10 p.m. Donations can be mailed to Jaycees P O Box 261 Elyria.
Elyria council safety and environment committee recommends the finance committee approve about 65 000 to rent a bulldozer from a private contractor to clear the landfill as both city owned dozers are out of service. A 4720 repair of one dozer is also proposed as standby equipment.
Mary Ellen Hoogstraet, 13, eighth grade graduate of St. Jude School, competes in the 46th Annual National Spelling Bee in Washington D C. She is Greater Cleveland’s representative among 78 finalists from the United States and territories and aims to bring the championship home to Elyria.
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