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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1983
Page
5
The Smithsonian Institution opens a $29 million Museum Support Center in Suitland Maryland to hold its vast overflow. The facility will house fossils, taxidermy, rocks, pressed flowers, suits of armor, the world’s largest bug collection, wet specimens, toys, meteorites, pianos, diamonds and more than a million marine species, with dedication at a brief ceremony led by an official.
Elyria hosts a 7 p.m. meeting for the sesquicentennial men and women divisions at the Holiday Inn on Lorain Boulevard. Members are urged to bring three or four participants as plans are outlined, with entertainment and refreshments planned.
Judge Stephen R Nagy presides with James Kolibas as unofficial tabulator. Dockets list multiple speeding fines from Avon to Elyria, plus offenses includingunsafe motor vehicle, expired plates, unlicensed dog, overtime parking tickets and disorders conduct intoxication with associated penalties. Named defendants include Annette Greco Clare Gallaher Edily Taylor Lois Kimipelta Frank Holley James Andosek Robert Hofman James Chambers Harold Deyarimin Richard Wells Eddie Glassie Mark Muller Brooks Green Evelyn Brock Anme Henderson and Lake Supply location references Elyria Broadview Heights Amherst Ontario and Eaton Township.
New York pianist Vladimir Horowitz, 79, closed a sold out Metropolitan Opera concert with a blazing Chopin display. He blitzed through the Polonaise in A flat, Fantaisie, three etudes, and another Polonaise, pairing thunderous speed with delicate lyrical lines. He opened with Beethoven’s Sonata in A major, a rarity for him, showcasing both fierce technique and a nuanced touch.
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