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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
9
A dated roster of zodiac guidance appears with brief personality notes and daily prompts. It covers Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Taurus and their traits and a bugged reminder to read tomorrow by selecting your birthday to read the matching paragraph.
Ohio motorists will log 92 billion vehicle miles in 1990 and drive 64 percent more over the next 200 years, while enjoying the trip less, according to the Road Information program in Washington D C. The federally financed study notes a pessimistic outlook for Ohio’s state road system and future driving patterns.
Three out of town solicitors were charged with soliciting without a permit in Elyria after complaints of door to door magazine selling. Danny E Bailey 22 of Strongsville Kathryn A Kennelly 19 of Pittsburgh Pa and Robert Kennedy 18 of Cumberland Center Maine were detained. Bailey and Kennelly were arrested around 2 pm on Olive Street for lacking a permit. Kennedy was taken into custody at about 5 pm on Harwood Street.
Bela Baron, 49, a Hungarian-born former janitor and campus guard at Columbia University, recently earned a bachelor’s degree in American history from the university.
This public notice announces a 1971 consent order settling class actions for overtime back wages under Public Law 89 301. It targets present and former annual rate regular postal employees and representatives of deceased employees, detailing qualification, claims procedures, elections to join or exclude the class, and final court actions plus arbitration. It names plaintiffs unions and addresses for obtaining the consent order and operating instructions.
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