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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
12
The 15th annual Great Lake Shakespeare Festival kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Friday with The Tempest at Lakewood Civic Auditorium at Franklin and Butts. Tickets available from the theater for audience members seeking show details.
Vermilion Mayor Art Crow announced tracks and pavement repairs by Norfolk and Western Railroad will close several crossings. West River Road June 28 to July 2, Dees Street July 5, State Street July 12 to July. Local police and city council oversee the project with scheduled closures and detours.
Westlake France Manufacturing Co workers and company officials will meet this afternoon after the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 18 reported an eight to 160 strike vote. Union business manager Raymond Ficarelli said talks aim to resolve the contract dispute before picketing begins. The contract expired at midnight.
The Columbia Gas Co suggests checking identification of anyone claiming to be an employee whose identity seems doubtful. In Elyria two men are reported trying to collect money in the company's name. Elyria manager Lloyd McIntire said employees carry photo IDs and will wear a gas company uniform. the local office can verify anyone whose status is not proved.
Wellington school board schedules a special meeting at 8 p m in the middle school to discuss teacher negotiations. Negotiations have continued since October, with impasse since January. A three person impasse panel has filed its written report.
Explorers Post 712, sponsored by the North Olmsted Police Department, will distribute nearly 20,000 leaflets this week across the city offering 10 burglary prevention tips. Police Chief Marion Taylor notes volunteers will work with homeowners associations and local retailers to spread the guidance during Burglary Prevention Month run by the International Police Chiefs Association.
In a preliminary hearing the prime suspect John Adamson said he received ten thousand dollars to set the car bomb that killed Don Bolles, expressing disbelief Bolles survived. Robert Lettiere and others testified as the hearing extended late. Bolles, a reporter for The Arizona Republic, died eleven days after the blast. surgeons amputated limbs in an attempt to save him.
Elyrian Sue Ellen Prindle is the inaugural recipient of a new Lorain County Community College scholarship established by professors Mark B. McKinley and Richard J. McCarbery. Criteria require full time enrollment in psychology sociology or education, second year status and at least UB average. Prindle, Western Reserve High School Wakeman graduate, works at Columbia Gas Co. funds come from selling a psychology manual in the college book store.
A newly signed federal law, the Medical Device Amendments of 1976, expands government powers to regulate safety for life saving devices including pacemakers and X-ray machines. President Ford signed the bill amid opposition to government red tape, as critics cite public safety concerns from defective devices and prior delays in action. An FDA review cites 58 deaths in 10 states over ten years and 36,000 complications yearly, highlighting the agency's prior lack of authority.
Hospital discharge list from Lorain Saint Joseph shows many residents released including Charles Cannon Christine Dobrin Suzanna Gordon James Hoskins Anna Howells Regina Lepkowski Marco Miranda Joe President Emmelene Rivera Eric Ward Mrs Aschenbach and daughter Andrew Czipa Mrs Dillon Mrs Fedor Agust Gallo William Hartle and son Paul Hicks and daughter Peter Moon Mrs Nelson and son Charles Nott Sarah Stutz and Willie Sutton and son from Elyria Sheffield Lake Amherst Avon Lake and surrounding areas.
William Ray of Wakeman sues Thomas R Hall of Wakeman for 100000 alleging injuries from an auto collision at Green and Gillard on October 19. Court action noted in Lorain County Common Pleas Court records.
A public hearing on the proposed Lorain County transit plan will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the public hearing room on the fourth floor of the county administration building. The event is sponsored by the Lorain County Senior Citizens Association and open to residents of all ages. NOACA representatives, who helped shape the plan, will discuss the proposal.
Jackie Eisley had a 550 pound claw footed cast iron bathtub converted into a velvet love seat. Upholsterer Herb Aebersold says the request was unusual but workable. The stepson Terrance Breckenridge did the actual work. Eisley calls the result terrific.
The Blossom Music Center schedules 35 minute public tours of the Blossom grounds and Pavilion areas on Mondays through August 2. Tours visit backstage dressing rooms stage area and reception rooms and are free of charge. Special tours can be arranged by calling the center. There will be no tours on December 12.
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