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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1978

Page

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Donovan sues UAW local campaigners for libel

Jerry Donovan, runner in a UAW Local 2000 president race, filed a $100000 libel and slander suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against three members of rival incumbent John D. Hunter’s campaign committee. The suit cites two plant flyers alleging Donovan kept a coworker’s car and calling production workers stupid.

Jerry Donovan John D. Hunter UAW Hunter Lorain County Ford Motor Co Ohio Chronicle-Telegram Bill Kinney Kinney

San Diego rower plans solo voyage to Australia

Patrick Satterlee, 26, a commercial fisherman and ex Marine, will row 35 foot Britannia II from San Diego to Australia solo, a trip estimated at nine months to a year. His mother doubts the plan while his girlfriend supports it, and he postponed departure 24 hours for final prep. The boat was loaned by John Fairfax, who rowed the same route in 1971 with Sylvia Cook.

Satterlee Australia Joan Cornett John Fairfax San Francisco Sylvia Cook Fairfax

Weekend Sky: Clouds Rise With Mild Temperatures

Increasing cloudiness and warmer Sunday with highs in the low to mid 60s. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 40s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation this afternoon tonight and Sunday. Winds West to Northwest 10 to 15 mph today, shifting to northerly about 10 mph tonight. Details on page 14.

Lorain firemen strike pits city against workers

Lorain officials warned of court action if the firemen do not return to work by Monday after walking off Friday over a salary contract. Local 267 of the IAFF represents 101 striking firemen, who have kept only one truck manned as other communities offered aid and the city contemplates an injunction to restore service.

Lorain Joseph Zahoree International Association of Firefighters Zahorec James J. Kallis Fire Department Kallis Sheffield Township Avon Lake Amherst Vermilion Sheffield Village Lorain Ambulance Service Gerald Strohacker Indianapolis UPI FBI Nottingham Village Bob Gibson WNDE Ray Hunady Fire Department Union Executive Board Elyria Marguerite E. Bowman Koba Hanady

Beirut clashes as Syrian peacekeepers battle Lebanese rightists

In Beirut's southern suburbs Syrian peacekeeping troops exchanged rocket, mortar, tank and machine gun fire with Lebanese rightist militiamen for a third time in three months. Officials blamed unidentified agitators and said Syrians intervened to stop clashes. Reports cited one to two deaths and multiple injuries with buildings damaged.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Arab League Ain Rummaneh Avi Rummaneh Phalangist Radio U.N

C-T Straw Poll Finds Most Readers Oppose Women in Locker Rooms

A poll of 42 readers shows 37 respondents or 88 percent oppose allowing women sports reporters in male locker rooms for postgame interviews. Five readers, or 22 percent, support access, while some women writers say they must enter to obtain the best sport coverage.

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Women Locker Room Access Sparks Poll Over Privacy

Readers debate whether women sports reporters should enter male locker rooms after games. Supporters argue consent and consistency for all locker rooms, while opponents cite privacy and comfort, suggesting alternative interview setups and timing.

Plans to expand Cuyahoga Valley park to 32000 acres

CT reporter Carl Remensky outlines plans for converting Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Park into a 32000 acre recreation area by 1980 with about one third already open seven days a week. The piece notes hyperactive children and dialogues with mothers on coping, and recalls a fatal Willard twister five years ago with over 5.5 million in damage.

Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Park Carl Remensky Willard

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