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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
5
Maureen Hartman gave birth to Sean Hartman, an 8 pound 8 ounce boy, Sunday night at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles. The infant’s birth was confirmed by a spokesman for actor David Hartman. The boy’s mother is Maureen Hartman, 29.
The American Bar Association will award former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski its highest honor the ABA Medal at the annual meeting in Montreal in August. The citation highlights his roles at Nuremberg and as special prosecutor and notes that his work affirmed justice under democracy. Edward Kennedy criticized Vice President Rockefeller for hinting at CIA assassination plots as irresponsible remarks amid ongoing inquiries. Suffolk County considers 308 miles of bicycle paths after leading New York in bike fatalities in 1972.
Lorain council narrowly approves a code enforcement plan to save 14 jobs tied to a federal funding program. After initial opposition over who would supervise inspectors and loan guarantees, the measure passes on reconsideration with changes to the second ordinance, enabling grants and low interest home improvement loans citywide.
Lorain council approved 23000 for police equipment and sent a proposal to hire five new officers to the finance committee with a 30 day deadline. The vote follows Chief Malinovsky’s years of requests for eight more officers to patrol a city nearing 100000 residents.
Lorain County deputies arrested Karl J. Scott, 19, of 10172 Aldredge Rd., at 9 30 p m yesterday on a driving while intoxicated charge. A Parkwood Street resident reported a car recklessly cruising the street, leading to the arrest and county jail booking. The item also notes a separate unrelated line about passenger pigeons and eggs.
A college sophomore reports persistent fever 99.6 degrees sore throat and swollen neck glands with extreme fatigue. The doctor suspects mononucleosis and advises tests, notes fever can be misnamed and urges further evaluation if not mono. Also explains collateral circulation and heart risk factors and advises stress reduction.
Huron city utilities director Scott Hetrick was offered the acting city manager job during a closed council session. He would replace David Markusse who resigned effective June 27 while the council seeks a permanent hire. Applications for the permanent post are being accepted by Councilwoman Vera Mae McComb at 504 Cleveland Rd. W. here.
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