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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1976

Page

6

Multiple thefts and accidents reported in Elyria area

At 5.50 am a car reported missing items valued at 85 dollars from Donna R Sedar. At 9 21 am a Reynoldsburg man staying at Holiday Inn on Rt 57 reports missing citizen band radio and microphone. A series of two car accidents on Furnace Street East Avenue Cascade Park and Carlisle Township with minor injuries and no injuries are noted. A break in at James H Black home in Wellington Township is under investigation. A missing car stereo and sneakers valued at 250 dollars from 5855 Abbe Rd Elyria. Police respond to a family fight on Wesley Avenue with no injuries. A 22 caliber gun confiscated. Christine Hunt reports a missing cruiser band radio from a truck parked at Ontario Discount Store. Sheriff and State Patrol respond to multiple incidents.

Donna R. Sedar St. Apt Reynoldsburgh Holiday Inn Furnace Street Elyria George M Marrs Georgetown Ave East Avenue Cascade Park Hillsdale Ct Pasadena Avenue David J Tschaikofske Abbe Ra Elyria Memorial Hospital Wesley Avenue James H. Black Smith Trailer Park Wellingtoy Lorain County Sheriff's Denubes Apm Carlisle Spm Carhiste Cruzen Christine Hunt Heh Elyria Township Ontario Discount Elyna Avenue

Man held to jury on arson charge

Jerry Hayes 33 of 415 W 22nd St was ordered held to the grand jury after waiving prelim in a charge of aggravated arson. The alleged fire Tuesday at his estranged wife Sandra Hayes home at 309 W 14th St damaged the front of the one story frame house. Fire investigators said flammable liquid was splashed on the house and living room. Sandra Hayes and her 8-year-old fled via a kitchen window. she sprained an ankle. Neighbor Della Williams 16 of 311 W 14th St is in fair condition after leaping from a second floor window. Hayes is free on a reduced bond of 20,000 personal and 5,000 cash with 10 percent required.

Lorain Jerry Hayes 22Nd St Hayes Sandra 14Th St

Nostalgia Show At Mall Showcasing Bill Joppeck Collection

A nostalgia show will be held at Midway Mall on June 27 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring Bill Joppeck's 60,000 to 70,000 baseball-card collection and a display of pulp magazines comic books and 60s rock records. Dealers from nearby states will display wares in a trade buy and sell format, with items including old toys and other collectibles. A Walt Disney Comics and Stories No. 1, valued at $1,200, was noted from an Arabia art teacher’s collection found during a November 17 mall show.

Mister Fantasy Bill Joppeck Midway Mall Joppeck Broad St

Field Day Set for Radio Operators at Oak Park Lake

Lorain County amateur radio clubs will hold a 24 hour Field Day at Oak Park Lake on Route 58 north of Oberlin. Sponsored by the American Radio Relay League the event tests self powered field communications with four transmitting stations in a 1000 foot area. Operatives begin at 2 p m Saturday and run until 6 p m Sunday contact goals include as many stations nationwide as possible. Public may visit or contact Carl F Rimmer at 693 Livermore Lane.

Lorain County Oak Park Lake Here The American Radio Relay League National Association of Amateur Radio Operators North American Amateur Radio Society Carl F. Rimmer Livermore Lane

Marshall Building Sold by Elyria Firm on Broad Street

The Marshall Building on Broad Street opposite Washington Avenue was sold to Leon Rounds and Associates of Elyria. Developer Robert Glover of Western Reserve Mortgage Corp announced the deal after his firm bought the building in November 1973 for about $60,000 and remodeled it. Current tenants include Les Drage Real Estate, Coffman Optical, Vandermark Barber Shop, C.0 Gymnasium, and the Rathskeller. No changes are planned. the Marshall Drug Co. formerly occupied the building until 1970.

Marshall Broad Street Washington Avenue Leon Rounds and Associates Elyria Robert Glover Western Reserve Mortgage Corp Glover Les Drage Coffman Optical Co Vandermark Barber Shop Rathskeller The Marshall Drug Co

Cikraji resigns Oberlin Center post in budget clash

Bob Cikraji resigns as mental health specialist at Oberlin Center for Integrated Services amid 648 Board cuts aimed at closing a $210,000 deficit. He will still work with county residents hospitalized or discharged from Cleveland Psychiatric Institute and Hawthorn den State Hospital. The move comes as agencies seek new funding sources while the board plans further staff and budget reductions.

Bob Cikraji Oberlin Center For Integrated Services Cikraji OCIS Lorain County Cleveland Psychiatric Institute Hawthornden State Hospital Cleveland Oberlin Center Case Western Reserve University Cleveland State University Marshall College of Law Cikrams Dikraji Alle Steve Jacobson Oberlin Oberlin Improvement Center Mary Bewig Oberlin College Jacobson New York University

Summer rec activities begin Monday at four Elyria parks

Elyria Parks and Recreation launches seven week program for Kinder through sixth grade with craft projects games and music at Abbe Road East West and South Parks. A weekly special activity and a bicycle safety rodeo with divisions for K-2 3-4 and 5-6 offer top scores a new bike trophy and certificates.

Elyna Parks and Recreation Department Abbe Road Park East Park South Park West Park

Grafton weighs water-rate clash with prison farm

Grafton officials plan to open negotiations Tuesday to set water charges for the State Farm at the same rate as residents with a cap on usage. In a special meeting, council discussed selling 100000 gallons daily in year one or 50000, amid disputes over prison population estimates and potential farm blackmail pressure. Residents pay a minimum 6 dollars for 5000 gallons with a rising scale beyond 100000 gallons.

Grafton Grafton State Farm Alvin Carpenter Warren Root Carl D. Essex Essex Council William Sayles Richard Smith Smith

Grafton lifts building permit freeze after Yates reply

Village council votes unanimously to reinstate building inspector Charles B. Yates after his hour long questioning. The move lifts the week old permit freeze and follows charges from zoning board member Don Havileck that Yates was not performing his duties.

Grafton Charles B. Yates Yates Zoning Board of Appeals Don Havilcek

Miss Ohio 1976 Sheds Crown Amid Building Code Debate

Miss Ohio 1976 Susan Kay Banks reflects on her year and plans for opera study in Graz Austria after surrendering the crown. The Mansfield ceremony also notes building code discussions and city actions including hiring a patrolman and three dispatchers.

Dispatchers Hired at $2.45 Hourly

Betty Jo Stitt Debra Jane Snyder and Elton R Becker hired as dispatchers at two dollars and forty five cents per hour.

Betty Jo Stitt Debra Jane Snyder Elton R. Becker

Miss Ray nude photos to appear in Hustler magazine

Publisher Larry Flynt says nude photographs of Elizabeth Ray will appear in the next Hustler despite a restraining order being sought in Washington. The images were taken before she rose to fame by accusing Rep. Wayne D. of paying her a state salary as his mistress. Missouri notes three states have more counties than Missouri with 114.

Miss Ray Washington D.C Superior Court

Steamboat whistle buffs plan tootenanny in Sistersville

River enthusiasts from Sons and Daughters of Pioneer River gather in Sistersville West Virginia for a tootenanny to revive the old steamboat whistle tradition. The event, titled the Walt McCay Tootenanny, invites participants to bring recording gear and ear plugs as whistles from museums and private collections are linked to steam lines along the Ohio River.

Sistersville W.va UPI Marietta Ohio Ohio River Walt McCay

Hays Out of Hospital Resigns House Post in Scandal

Rep Wayne L Hays released from hospital after nine day overdose episode he was unconscious for days then returned to Red Gate farm He resigns chairmanship of House Administration Committee amid payroll sex scandal and reports of strained second marriage Ellen Ray affair linked probe Hays denies retirement from Congress plans to run for 15th term in November. rest and possible future bid noted Medina dog show entry deadline also listed with contact details.

Barnesville Wayne L. Hays Elizabeth Ray Congressional Richard Phillips Hays Red Gate Phillips House Administration Committee Miss Ray Pat Peak Jack Anderson Congress Belmont

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