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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1985
Page
11
Sea World unveils Penguin Encounter for its 16th season with 120 penguins dressed in tuxedo like plumage. Animal specialist Kim Martin of Hiram feeds the birds as the park opens Saturday, per CT photographer John Kenney.
The Chronicle Telegram dated Monday May 13 1985 notes Pat Geisler serving as metro editor. It references newsroom leadership and publication timing without additional details.
The U S Justice Department restricted federal prosecutors from pursuing a racketeering investigation against Home State Savings Bank and its officers in 1980, a Cincinnati Enquirer report said. The probe led to two fraud convictions for Home State as a corporation and refunds of about 800000 to 41 customers across 11 states. Federal prosecutors feared leaks could spark a run on the bank and harm the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, which insured deposits and prompted the temporary closure of related thrifts.
Julian Smith a 1969 Oberlin graduate won with a 30 foot pagoda like Asian festival cart design for Tappan Square beating 147 entries. The 32x24 foot structure seats up to 40, uses a timber frame and clay tile roof, features large open voids for gamelan visibility and a yoke ramp for accessibility. The prize is $5000 and the design aims to create outdoor performance space for Asian groups on campus.
Feds probe Lear Siegler Inc alleging overcharging the Pentagon for labor costs and pressuring workers to approve defective parts for missiles and fighters. FBI and Defense Dept agents searched the Power Equipment Division in Maple Heights on May 2, while the Elyria Romeo Division remains autonomous and uninvolved.
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