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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1980
Page
13
Blue Cross official Lloyd B. Schiefelbein told a regional forum that health care costs will not fall but increases can be slowed. He outlined steps to curb costs, urged patient responsibility, and recommended hospitals pool resources and trim unnecessary expansions.
Darla Harper named student of the year at the Ohio Vocational Association banquet hosted by EHOVE Joint Vocational School. New officers installed include Nancy Davis as president and Brenda Cochran as vice president. Numerous typing shorthand and keypunch awards highlighted by many named recipients and activities.
Lorain County Sheriff's Department reports vandalism at Columbia Station Columbia High School with spray-painted obscenities on exterior walls and windows. No injuries or arrests reported. investigation ongoing.
Rep. Ronald Mottl of Parma urges President Carter to adopt a policy of prudence and restraint in admitting Cuban refugees for permanent residency. He proposes accepting political prisoners and those joining family, pushing Latin American nations to share the load, punishing refugee smugglers, and funding processing from reallocations rather than new taxes.
An Oberlin College student jailed in Washington for a week after an April 28 anti nuclear demonstration has returned home. He admitted his real name to police and paid a 25 dollar fine for obstructing government entrances at the Pentagon. The student was not identified.
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction restricting distribution of an oil nude Farrah Fawcett poster in Hustler back issues. Pro Arts claimed infringement of the famous Farrah poster. judges noted substantial similarity and affirmed the lower court’s order.
North Olmsted councilman Farrel McKay said an off duty policeman bruised his son with a gun during an argument and urged careful gun use by officers. His wife later identified the officer as a Cleveland policeman. The remarks followed a public debate on a dog shooting by an off duty North Olmsted patrolman who was jogging after the dog attacked him.
A student avoided further penalties by promptly paying a fine, bypassing additional disciplinary actions. The incident highlights school policy on fines as a quick resolution and potential consequences for delayed payment.
Four bottlenose dolphins Coro Misty Breezy and Striker arrived at the $3 million Oceana complex at Cedar Point to open May 17. The venue combines a 1600 seat stadium for performances with an indoor aquarium housing sharks penguins and sea life. A court ruling cleared the way for Balsam Concrete to build a seven acre Avon batch plant on Chester Road Route 83, enjoining Avon from interfering with construction.
Elyria police and Metro Police Group agents charged a 29 year old Elyria man with one count of aggravated trafficking in cocaine Thursday. George Cleveland Williams of 1066 Garden St was arrested as he walked into 3 W Broad Street store and is held in lieu of 5000 dollar bond.
National expert Don Bartlette will headline a Lorain County seminar at Lorain County Community College. He speaks on his autobiography Macaroni and Midnight detailing childhood speech and physical handicaps. Sponsored by the Board of Mental Retardation and Mental Health and United Way. Reservations by United Way or mental health board. deadline noon Wednesday.
New London High School Alumni organization will honor the 1930 1955 and 1970 classes at 6:30 p.m. on dune 7 in the high school auditorium. Dinner and entertainment are planned. Reservations should be sent to Helen J. Robertson, secretary, 135 N. Main St, New London, 44854. Tickets are $5.50.
The Convenient Food Mart, formerly at 461 Cleveland St, moves to 417 Cleveland St in Elytia effective today. Open daily until midnight. Denny DeMarco of ConSun Food Industries notes 29 stores with two more planned this summer. New site adds fresh meat led by Frank Webber, enlarged produce, in store bakery, and Pat McElwain as head cashier.
Lorain County Community College will begin registration for summer quarter classes on Monday. The college offers 195 courses in the first summer session from June 23 to July 25, 77 courses in the second five week session starting July 28, and 10 week courses from June 23 to August 29. Registration deadlines are June 18 for the first sessions and July 23 for the second session.
The Elyria Head Start program will hold its sixth commencement at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Hamilton school building at 1215 Middle Ave. The event honors volunteers and marks Head Start’s 15th anniversary while noting its history since 1965.
Lorain County Ohio sheriff sale of 115 Charles Court Elyria as described on the plat of Scheide's Addition includes Sublot Nos. 1 and 2 with a 33.8 foot frontage on Charles Court. The bid starts at $24,000 with two thirds minimum and cash due sale day. Full payment within 30 days. failure to pay incurs six percent interest and potential contempt.
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