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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1978
Page
3
Amy Hunter vice president of the firm said the plant will replace current facilities in Avon Lake and Westlake and serve as the national headquarters. The company which now employs about 75 persons hopes to double the number.
An eventful ride with a chamber players entourage ends when a cab dispute over ownership erupts, followed by a local business update. NATIONAL Electro-Coatings plans a 20 000 square foot north end expansion at Avon Center with 6 000 square feet of offices and 46 workers split between sites as construction may start within a month.
After a city meeting, several firemen told The Chronicle Telegram they would not obey the court order and are prepared to go to jail. Hritsko explained the Ferguson Act would trigger immediate firing once Safety Director Richard Koba mails notices, with a 10 day appeal window for the fired employees.
Patterson described a struggle over a knife that ended with Mrs. Kitchel fatally stabbed in the heart. He claimed to wipe blood, remove clothing, and flee to avoid arrest as police were not called. In a separate note, World heavyweight champion Leon Spinks missed a scheduled appearance at a Jefferson Junior High and sent a tape apology.
First National Bank of Elyria announced four promotions. Marion L. Gerber to assistant vice president in Bank Administration and Audit, Robert J. Elbert Jr. to assistant cashier and still Branch Manager at Midway Mall, Diane L. Wobser to assistant cashier in Audit, and Douglas Williams to assistant cashier and Indirect Credit Manager. The notice outlines each successor’s background, schooling, and family. It ends with a historical note on Pedanios Dioscorides establishing medical botany.
Lorain native John Pappas has been promoted to Superintendent Blast Furnaces at U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works. A Kent State graduate class of 1956, he rose through roles including Relief Foreman Material Handling and Operating and Development Engineer before becoming General Foreman Furnaces. He serves in the Lorain Works management club and has four children.
The market edged higher with the Dow Jones industrials up after a day of gains for most NYSE issues. Grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio showed mixed results with wheat, corn, oats and soybeans varying by region and price trend, reflecting steady to higher soybean values and unchanged key grains in some areas.
UPI editorial workers vote on a 25 month nationwide contract with United Press International. Ballots are tallied today as guild units report their votes between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. The deal includes a wage freeze until Jan 1 1979 but pay increases for senior reporters editors writers and photographers by 35 and 427.07 per week by Jan 1 1980.
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