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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
1
Rancher George Allard on a 20 000 acre operation says he and his sons are winning the beef game yet warns buyers and retailers face sustained prices. A cycle of higher costs from grain sales to Russia, worse weather, and DES restrictions has tightened beef supply and boosted prices from hamburger to T bone steaks nationwide.
Food trucks were allowed to pass picket lines at the Elyria Home as 140 nursing patients faced possible relocation amid a three day strike. Union members and residents assisted in care while negotiations remained unscheduled and a potential injunction loomed. A pregnant striker was reported struck by a limousine but no charges filed.
A weather forecast calls for showers tonight with higher chances tomorrow. Tonight lows near the upper 40s, tomorrow highs in the 50s and 60s with a 40 to 70 percent precipitation probability. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph tonight and on Lake Erie northeast 10 to 20 knots today, rising to 15 to 25 knots tonight. Mostly cloudy with waves 2 to 4 feet and sunset 6 26 p.m.
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Teachers Association votes to strike Monday if the school board does not begin formal negotiations on a 1973-74 contract. Superintendent Henry Zaborniak says informal talks may precede formal sessions, while board president Anson Russell was unavailable for comment. The district has 149 teachers and 3,100 students across seven schools.
Two Elyria High School musicians celebrate winning in the state solo and ensemble contest held in Westlake last week. Mark Muhlheim, 15, instrumental award winner, and B. J. Whitehouse, 17, vocal winner, are featured in a photo with the contest coverage continued on Page 15.
Lorain County commissioners open a public hearing at 10 a.m. Tuesday to collect ideas for about $1 million yearly in federal revenue sharing for five years. Dellisanti proposes using 1972/1973 funds for debt reduction including the county administration building and voting machines.
The 3rd annual Spring Fling Dance hosted by Elyria Retail Merchants Association takes place at the American Legion Hall on March 17. Tickets are $12 per couple. cash and carry at Puffer's East River location.
Senate hearings heard Dr. John T. Elliff of Brandeis University urge ongoing congressional scrutiny of the FBI s long secret practice of collecting dossiers on congressmen and potential candidates. He noted director Gray banned the 22 year old inquiry program after a 1972 Ohio case, while warning against privacy invasion and intimidation.
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