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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
7
Analysis notes Nixon plans to stay above partisan combat through the primaries and into the fall election. He believes distancing himself from campaigning increases his appeal and chances of re election, citing past campaigns and a Gallup poll showing rising approval for nonpartisan conduct.
A condensed datebook listing multiple meetings and social events across town. Twig Benders fashion show at City Hall 7 30pm, St Pauls Lutheran Church 8pm, Mrs Jack Rose residence 8pm, Milan Methodist Circle 1pm, Rotary Club 6 30pm, Mian Inn Board of Public Affairs 8pm, St Anthony parish activities 8pm, Village council 8pm in council chambers, Ruritan 7pm at Bob's Village Restaurant, Chatterettes 8pm at Mrs Mike Goldren’s home, Friendship Circle 7 30pm, St Johns United Church of Christ 8pm, Eagles 8pm at Eagles Halls, Fireside Club 6 30pm, First Congregational Church, Father-son banquet.
A second diet workshop sponsored by the Walter G. Nord Center will start at 7 30 pm Wednesday in Oberlin. Ruth Wade says the new evening session responds to requests from the Oberlin area. The first workshop began this month with 16 members, meeting Wednesdays. they reported almost 25 pounds lost in the first week. Myra Brill of Cleveland leads both sessions as part of the national Diet Workshop program, and Wednesday's evening meeting at the Oberlin Community Center will be open to the public.
Lorain County Young Republicans meet at 730 tonight at 528 Georgetown Ave Beth Rogers home to hear a report on the March 11 Washington conference. Mrs Rogers and two other members will report with State League officers in attendance. Open to anyone ages 18 to 35.
The piece argues for restoring party bosses as kingmakers to unite Democrats around a consensus presidential nominee. It details historical figures like Daley and Dewey, notes reform movements post 1968, and explains how primaries and delegate rules push campaigns to rely on organization and turnout amid shifting public opinion and endorsements from governors and senators.
A public forum at Marion L Steele High School cafeteria Thursday afternoon will feature educators discussing modern teaching methods. Panelists include Don Redman, Mrs Mary Metzger, Don Hicks, and William Lang. The Citizens for Representative Education sponsor the event to inform parents and allow questions about the school system.
The 10th New Directions Recital Series at Oberlin College presents first performances of two new works in Finney Chapel at 7 30 pm on Thursday. The program opens with Ne gentrophy Entropy by Robert S. Moore in tribute to Ayler who died last year and was Cleveland born. World premieres include Jonathan Kramer’s Blue Music for electronic tape and jazz musician and Edward Miller’s Quartet Variations for any four musicians who like to improvise. The final piece is Ronald Pellegrino’s S and H Explorations. Performers are Oberlin Conservatory faculty and students.
A compilation of local traffic violations lists numerous individuals and offenses across Elyria and nearby towns. Entries include speeding, improper lane usage, red light violations, reckless operation, faulty exhaust, unsafe vehicle, and stop sign disobedience, with fines ranging from 1 to 401 dollars and notes on license status or corrective actions. Names, addresses, and specific streets appear for each case.
Mrs Edith Lowery Love daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Lowery of UL Erie St received a master of arts degree in radio and TV broadcasting at Ohio State University commencement exercises Friday Since Jan 1 she has been director of minority affairs at WGTE TV Channel 30 Toledo as a full time producer A Floria High School graduate in 1962 she earned a bachelor of science in education in 1967 at Ohio State University She later served as an academe advisor at OSU and a teacher in the Columbus public schools
Donald H Durfee of Lorain was installed as commander of the Vermilion Power Squadron at the change-of-watch dinner dance held at Lorain Yacht Club Saturday night. Other officers installed include John P Harnill as executive officer Louis H Schwartz as administrative officer James R Teare as treasurer and Harry E Payne as secretary. Executive committee members are George Scott Thomas Rath and Bernard A Kohler. Auditing Committee members are Robert E Byars and Bernard E Fate. The Vermilion Power Squadron, unit of the US Power Squadrons, focuses on teaching small boat handling safety and navigation.
Clarksfield residents will have trash pickup next Monday. Municipal officials remind residents to place bins at curb by 7 a.m. and note that collections begin early in the week for the area.
Lynn Heinzerling, a retired Associated Press correspondent and Pulitzer Prize winner for Congo reporting, will headline the Amherst Business and Professional Women’s annual public affairs dinner at the Congregational Church. Reservations are via Mrs David Kerr or Mrs Norman Richard. Heinzerling, born in Birmingham Ohio and long based in Elyria, is a Ohio Wesleyan graduate who joined AP in 1933 and has spent years roaming Africa, focusing on its problems in today’s world.
The report notes showers tonight in the Northwest region, Mississippi Valley and Western Lakes with clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Ohio remains mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows range from the upper 30s to 40s, highs tomorrow from the upper 50s to the low 60s.
A reader praises Arnold Bennett’s How To Live On 24 Hours A Day for reducing anxiety from waiting. The note suggests carrying reading material to fill idle minutes and avoid the irritations of lateness, recounting personal improvement and endorsement.
AMHERST Marton L Steele High School will host Anything Goes a special band concert featuring the freshman and concert bands on Friday and Saturday at 8 pm in the gym The audience will sit at tables with refreshments during the show Tickets available from Higgins Pharmacy Ben Franklin Store Amherst News Times and the high school office An eight track stereo tape player will be awarded to a ticket holder during the evening Proceeds go to new band uniforms.
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