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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1976
Page
1
A car left idling by Patricia Fuller rolled 145 feet down a sloped driveway, broke through a garage wall, and tumbled about 200 feet toward the Black River before being hauled from the cliff by tow operators. TheChronicle-Telegram reports details from a photo by John Kenney.
Wholesale prices declined five tenths of a percent in February led by a 23 percent drop in farm and food costs, while industrial goods rose three tenths. The report signals continued inflation easing and hints at lower consumer prices ahead.
A prize winning bi centennial play titled A Flurry of Birds is to be staged today and Saturday at p.m. in Room 102 Engineering Technologies Building. Ralph McGinnis and Peggy Strang play Peter and Emily Johnson from Avon in a Massachusetts family touched by the shot heard round the world.
The Detroit News persists for over a year to prove four Los Angeles bikers wrongly on death row for William Velten’s Albuquerque murder. The fourth installment covers Judy Weyer's retraction and prosecutors’ efforts to counter it, amid conflicting testimony and a possible Feb 9 1974 hitchhiker robbery link. Names include Cain Glazier Gross Tucumcari Velten Albuquerque.
A House Local Government Committee 12-1 vote sends a bill granting sizable salary raises for Lorain County officials to the full House. Approved increases range from 16 to 32 percent, with auditor slated for 79 percent by 1979 plus annual $1000 increments through 1984, amid criticism over tax burdens and unemployment concerns.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield announced he will not seek re election this year ending a 23 year tenure in the upper chamber.
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