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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
5
Lorain plans a Monday groundbreaking for a 2.4 million three story office building at Broadway and W. Ene Avenue across from City Hall. The 40,000 square foot structure should be ready in 12 to 44 months with space for general offices including legal and medical use.
A jury in U S Federal Court at Akron awarded Roswell bar owners 30 000 against the Multi County Narcotics Bureau for loss of business after narcotics agents used the bar for drug buys then charged it with nuisance The verdict named Coffey Bower and Laird Beamer as plaintiffs and against bureau chief Allen Laird and deputy director Kenneth Beamer
Forty two employees completed a voluntary Hospital Spanish course offered by the Employees Advisory Committee to aid treatment of Spanish speaking patients. The program focused on common words sentences and instructions used in patient contact with each department providing typical questions and needs. Each graduate receives a personal reference list and pronunciation practice. Interpreters are available for more detailed language needs with twenty one languages spoken by hospital staff.
Chessie Steam Special touring the system for its Sesqui centennial runs from Cleveland Clark Avenue yards at 9:00 a.m. on a 18 car set pulled by a steam locomotive that also carried the Freedom Train. It will reach Cleveland again around 7:10 p.m. with spectators urged to listen for its roar along the B and O tracks and view the return trip from Willard or along the route.
Lorain County Children's Pioneer Theatre prepares for its second annual summer workshop with staff coordinating Monday classes. Gene Dulmage leads directing and teaches stage lighting and dramatics for first and second graders, while Sally Gillmore directs Aladdin and supervises costumes. Robin Lenhard handles technical theater and junior high improv, Kathy Johnson runs fifth and sixth grade dramatics, with openings still available. Registration begins Monday at 9 am at Northwood Junior High for four weeks of classes starting 9:30 am.
At Buckeye Boys State in Athens two non citizens, Mike Barnett of Akron and Mike Schmuki, are barred from voting or office. Officials cite citizenship rules mirroring real state govt. The session includes 1,376 attendees and the Hetuck paper staff. Other cases, like Vishnu Srivastava and Indian-origin representatives, faced similar refusals by American Legion posts. Boys State closes with graduation Sunday morning.
Larry R. Griest, 25, of 1964 Elfreda Ave Lorain, was sentenced yesterday to two to five years at Mansfield Reformatory for a parole violation tied to a 1975 breaking and entering arrest. He had pleaded guilty to grand theft in a related May 7 Lorain robbery case.
Two men, Francisco Silva and Hector Aponte, pleaded guilty or no contest to unauthorized use of stolen automobiles bought from the same seller in Connecticut. Silva, 44, paid 4800 for a 1974 Cadillac and received a six month to five year sentence concurrent with another charge. Aponte, 30, paid 4800 for a Lincoln Continental and received a similar six month suspension with concurrent terms. Both were before Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus.
Public hearing to discuss Fiscal Year 1978 use of Federal Revenue Funds for Eaton Township in Grafton Ohio. Hearing July 5 1977 at 800 PM Eaton Tower Hall 57 South Avon Belden Road. Public invited to submit oral or written LORS to Trustees Robert C Jaeger Clerk Durkee Road Grafton 4044.
Multiple notices show Probate Court of Lorain County appointing executors and administratrices for estates in Elyria Ohio with dates in June 1977. Names include Gladys Marie Rennie Herman J Kelling Eunice Lukovics Colleen M Dierna and others with corresponding addresses. Some items mention public hearings by the Carlisle Township Zoning Board for zoning revisions on LaGrange Road.
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