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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

Page

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Deputies tow car leave crippled youth in the rain

Orange County acting sheriff calls it probably poor judgment to leave a helpless 19 year old with muscular dystrophy lying roadside after deputies towed a friend's car. Billy Lockard of Kissimmee criticized the response, saying he arrived Monday to find his son Richard immobile and exposed in rain for about half an hour.

Orlando Fla UPI Orange County Sherff Billy Lockard Kissimmee Richard Lockard Fuckard Lockard Doug Shumate Shumate

Weather and Evening Tragedy: Reckless Driving Tow Incident

Showers and cloudy skies with a 70 percent rain chance tonight and 0 tomorrow follow a high of 84 and a low near 63. A deputy arrest led to a tow and a car left in rain while Richard Lifted waited for aid after his wheelchair was left behind. Friends carried fear from the roadside as authorities dealt with the crash.

BMW oversight endangers $310000 in bonds for Ohio registry fraud

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles failed to follow contract terms on fidelity bonds tied to shortages among 31 deputy auto registrars from 1971 to 1975. Safeco Insurance says violations may force court action after late notices and incomplete documentation hinder payment.

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Fidelity Chronicle- Telegram George Downs Columbus Safeco

Ohio Industry Exodus Claims Questioned By Survey

Scripps Howard Newspapers found no mass exodus of industry from Ohio to lower tax states. Interviews with chambers of commerce and statisticians show industry expanding in some areas and new plants moving in. Unemployment in parts of Ohio is improving while energy costs and labor remain concerns for attracting new business. The Rhodes administration plans to compile a list of industries that shut down or moved away.

Columbus UPI Ohio Scripps Howard Newspapers James A Rhodes James Duerk Scripps-Howard Newspapers Chambers of Commerce Rhodes

Birth of the United States series begins July fourth recall

A 10 part July 1776 history series by journalist Jim Bishop launches tomorrow in the C Press. The author revisits the first four days of July 1776 and the birth of the United States, promising vivid, eyewitness style history and a dramatic, nation shaping narrative.

Jim Bishop United States

Elyria School Retirees Reflect After 83 Years Service

The Chronicle-Telegram interviews Louise Bliss Foster Elliot and June Blakeslee as they retire from Elyria City Schools this summer after a combined 83 years. Bliss, secretary to the superintendent, notes evolution from four secretaries in 1938 to 55 today and from one high school and nine elementary buildings housing 4 500 students to two high schools, five junior highs and 16 elementary schools with 13 404 pupils this past year. Elliot, former athletic director and Elyria High School principal, reflects on changes and future education challenges as the district grows.

Elyria City Louise Bliss Foster Elliot June Blakeslee Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Elyria High School Bliss Armong

Bengal mascot tiger escapes cage at Muskingum school

A 400-pound Bengal tiger named Monada, mascot of Muskingum Area Technical School Tigers, escaped its cage near Zanesville and led deputies on a high speed chase through a residential area. The animal jumped on Deputy Hammer, ripped his shirt, then fled until cornered and felled with a tranquilizer gun. the tiger died in a semirural area east of Zanesville after deputies and residents watched the pursuit with fear and fascination.

Zanesville Sheriff's Deputies Tigers Muskingum Area Technical School Phil Hammer Monada Hammer James Brown Bill Roberts New Lexington

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