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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1973
Page
1
A PAUL SCHROEDER field report from Tiffin State Hospital describes patients with vacant stares and heavy sedation. The article notes the facility’s aging wards, and its role serving multiple Ohio counties while debating modern treatment and community care.
Warmer and partly cloudy with highs around 68 to 70 across the west. Tonight and tomorrow variable clouds with a chance of showers. Lows tonight in the Us. Tomorrow highs reach the 70s. Lake Erie winds shift from north 10 to 15 knots this morning to southeast around 16 to 15 knots this afternoon. Increasing cloudiness today.
A readers’ tour of an old psychiatric ward in Texas shows dormitory style rooms with limited privacy, newly added chairs and TVs, and four basement seclusion rooms called the Lodge. An attendant describes using the Lodge for troubling patients or after drug administration, noting safety concerns.
The Chronicle-Telegram won three AP Society of Ohio awards in community service spot news and a five part series. John Fuller earned top spot news honors for a New London heart attack death involving a grandfather and grandson. Karel Neikirk led a five part Lorain County numbers racket series.
President Luis Echeverria announced the government would meet the captors’ demands to save Terrance G. Leonhardy, the U S consul general in Guadalajara, abducted by guerrillas. FRAP demanded 30 prisoners be released and exiled to Havana in exchange for the diplomat’s life.
Roxanne Mann a 13 year old Clarksfield girl was struck and killed yesterday by a Norfolk and Western train on the Ver Milion River bridge near Route 18. She and relatives had been at the river when she began crossing the bridge and slipped after the train rounded a curve. Funeral arrangements are pending with Gerber Funeral Home in Wakeman.
Six Lorain firemen were injured fighting a three hour blaze at 720 C. St. Tan Tremaine was in fair condition at St. Joseph's Hospital with smoke inhalation. Fire officials suspect gas from a burned meter fueled the explosion. The victim ReneRen occupant had no insurance. contents destroyed while owner Robert Woodward is insured.
Washington warned agents against odious raids on private homes after a Collinsville incident on April 23. Four federal agents were suspended. homeowner Donald Askew and Herbert Giglotto plan damage suits totaling $100,000 each. A grand jury is examining the case as Ambrose defends citizens right to security in their homes.
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