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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1969
Page
1
A petition to recover 77785 in accounts receivable owed Herb Meister Inc by H and J Development Corp has been filed in the U S District Court Cleveland. The petition to sell the accounts receivable is the latest development in the bankruptcy of Elyria real estate broker.
Herbert H Meister filed a voluntary bankruptcy May 7 1968 listing debts of 718 224 and assets of 85 650 Creditors through attorneys seek partial recovery via sale of accounts receivable A creditors meeting is set for 2 pm March 12 in federal bankruptcy court Cleveland to decide the sale If the petition wins a favorable ruling from referee Paul J Gnay recovered funds join a pool for distribution to qualified creditors
Apollo 9 liftoff from Cape Kennedy carried astronauts James McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart aboard Saturn V. The 36-story rocket reached orbit as the first complete Apollo moonship tests proceed including docking and a spacewalk with the lunar module. The mission aims to test lunar landing in Earth orbit ahead of May and July lunar milestones.
A compact Elyria Chronicle Telegram notice from the Elyria newspaper page, dated era unspecified, carrying the familiar local market and civic notices tone. Reads like a brief cataloging line from the paper’s front section, with standard price and publication context.
Moscow charges over 200 Chinese Communist troops attacked Soviet border posts north of Vladivostok killing or wounding guards. Tass reports say Chinese forces crossed the border near Damansky Island and opened fire, with both sides suffering casualties. Peking warns of counterblows while the Kremlin vows to halt provocations along the frontier.
A former Lorain man, Donald T. Glowinski, 30, was electrocuted Saturday while trying to retrieve his children's kite from wires near his Defiance home. He climbed a tree and contacted a high tension line. autopsy and investigation pending. Obituary noted on Page 18.
The article describes the IRS preparing for a surge of income tax returns starting January, with early filers seeking refunds of 18 to 60 dollars and urgency letters. A big wave arrives two weeks before April 15, including many from large corporations, followed by another spike April 18 to 22, then a lull until June. The opening scene shows six foot high stacks of envelopes and temporary staff at IRS offices.
Cloudy conditions continue with seasonal temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Low around 20 to 25 degrees, high 35 to 40 degrees. Partly cloudy and cool Wednesday with sunset 6:19 p.m. and sunrise 6:57 a.m. High 38 degrees at 1 p.m. yesterday and low 23 degrees at 5:20 a.m. today. Details page 19. The Stiaks that make Henry's famous offered for 2.49 at Mig way Ma.
A bright orange funny car driven by Houston Platt of Atlanta swerved out of control at the Yellow River drag strip near Covington and struck spectators, killing eleven and wounding about fifty. The unguarded track lacked sanctioned safety barriers and prompted calls for tighter racing safety measures.
President Nixon, returning from an eight day European swing covering 10 500 miles, told Congress leaders and officials at Andrews Air Force Base there is a new trust developing between the United States and Western Europe. He said open channels with the United States have fostered allied confidence and voiced optimism about a lasting partnership.
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