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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1977
Page
13
Oberlin Board of Education plans a $177,000 salary cut and $20,000 in non salary reductions after projected expenses of 2,966,507 exceed 1977 appropriations of 2,789,034 by 197,473. Clerk Treasurer James Davis warns salaries may not be paid in late November without new funds.
A 1977 syndicated piece profiles seniors who reject retirement. George Seldes, age 86, and others like 106-year-old Zachariah Blackstone, 74-year-old Ada Vladimir, and 72-year-old Maggie Kuhn illustrate how older adults stay active. They organize, lobby, and press for fair treatment while technology and isolation shape their lives.
East Germans reportedly rebuilding a two foot wall in back of Publicist Christopher Cross’s office near the East German Mission to the United Nations. Cross said workers planned to raise the barrier higher with no explanation from the mission, prompting his protest and a complaint to U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young. Big Ben repair in London expected to finish next month with chimes reinstalled by then.
The 1977 78 Chronicle Telegram trade directory is a one page bonus for readers in Lorain County western Cuyahoga County and parts of Medina County. It includes business indices advertiser listings emergency numbers ZIP codes municipal contacts area church listings and an industrial section with firm addresses and top executives.
Ohio analyst CM notes broader shifts in retail banking including regulatory and tech pressures curbing expansion. Diebold, a bank security and storage supplier, saw revenue decline yet earnings steady at 1.28 per share. TABS upgrade and expanded lines may drive growth. Dividend up 14 percent signals management confidence. buy.
Two Lorain women are finalists in the Thursday televised Pot O Gold lottery. They are guaranteed at least 5000 and enter prize rounds for additional winnings. Top prize is 250000 through a series of drawings over weeks. Finalists are Joan Brooker and Diana Dorsey. Lottery ticket sales begin April 5.
Lorain police sent a piece of storm door screening to the crime lab at Lorain County Community College to help solve Kathryn Wade's stabbing death found at her Sunset Boulevard home. Wade was stabbed four times with a butcher knife. daughter Dorothy Lewandoski reported the break in method. Police note no forced entry found but autopsy points to March 14 as the date of the killing.
Nordson Corp names Leonard H Jaxon as vice president planning and development James E Taylor as vice president finance and Gunter J Gus Lissy promoted to general manager engineered powder systems Lissy to lead engineering and sales for all engineered powder systems at Nordson Taylor joins from finishing equipment division in 1975 and brings treasury responsibilities while Jaxon advances from packaging and assembly leadership
Potential victim Jessamine Milner portrays an elderly woman feared to be assaulted after nine women are attacked by a large man. Ernie Wheelwright is cast as a suspect in the episode titled Six Foot Stretch airing tonight at 18 on channel 3.
Former Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus, now a teller at First National Bank in Huntsville, says inflation forced his return to work. He notes retirement benefits of about 600 dollars a month and plans a 601 page book on his first four years, aiming for August release to coincide with the Little Rock desegregation anniversary. Juanita Castro criticizes President Carter's diplomacy in an interview, condemning U S policy toward Cuba as immoral and foul play.
The FDA's saccharin ban follows Canadian tests linking high doses to malignant tumors in rats. Critics urge action against government overreach while supporters cite the Delaney Clause requiring removal of cancer-causing additives. Researchers note the complexity of chemical interactions and a general rise in cancer rates attributed to environmental chemicals.
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