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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1982
Page
2
A memorial service is set for 7 p.m. followed by a burial at Maple Grove Church. The service honors Thomas Rabeee and Robert dooglien with local attendees and family.
Gerald Scott Haislet, son of Scotty and Mrs Haislet of Grafton, graduated from University of Michigan on May 1, 1982 with a BBA in accounting. He founded the Michigan Business Ethics Club and joined the Business Students Association. He later joined Arthur Andersen & Co in San Francisco after completing the CPA exam. Annette Gasparik of Lorain was named a Outstanding Senior Woman finalist at Mount Union College. Walter Quan Jr. of Lorain, a senior at Case Western Reserve, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
UPI reports U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Mark Schlachet has removed himself from a long running case involving Ike Slodov a suburban dentist and property owner amid accusations of intimidation and a broader investigation by the AOUSC and the Judicial Council of the Sixth Circuit. The ongoing matter tied to Slodov’s 1970 bankruptcy and 1980 trustee appointment highlights a protracted dispute with National City Bank and delayed creditor collections. Slodov’s 1975 reorganization plan was appealed and returned to Cleveland in 1988.
Oberlin celebrated Britten War Requiem with the Oberlin Musical Union Festival Choir and Orchestra at Finney Chapel. Soloists Dame Mahy, Richard Miller, and Gerald Crawford led a 300-strong ensemble in a potent blend of Latin Mass and Wilfred Owen poetry. The performance drew six encores for Daniel Moe and the children’s choir director Mary Louise Van Dyke, with a repeat at Trinity Cathedral in Cleveland and a WCLV radio broadcast.
Two Lorain County highways will close this week for railroad crossing repairs. Route 511 in Rochester will close Tuesday and Wednesday between Routes 162 and 18 with a detour via Route 58. Route 82 in North Eaton will close Wednesday and Thursday between Routes 83 and 252 and Route 303.
The city requests residents bag leaves brush and shrubbery for curbside pickup on regular sanitation days. Materials must be bagged boxed or bundled. In 1980 residents were told to package tightly, but some still place items out loose.
Oberlin prepares a preliminary reading of legislation to rescind the decade old ban on beverage cans and nonreturnable bottles. City officials and local retailers anticipate a controversial discussion at 7:38 tonight in council chambers at 85 S. Main St.
The Black River Chapter of the Izaak Walton League and the Fly Red Benders fishing club invite volunteers to a Wednesday night meeting at Lorain County Metropolitan Park headquarters 12882 Diagonal Road. The meeting outlines plans for the annual camp and river cleanup on lane 5 and 12 from 15th Street to 4th Street including the Cascade Street area.
In Kansas City Hallmark predicts a 5 percent rise in 1982 Valentine Day card sales. Valentines are the No 3 card sending holiday in the U S with about 800 million exchanged annually, 75 percent bought by youths.
Township Trustees and fire station notices list events for LaGrange Keystone PTA Columbia Township Rotary senior fellowship Oberlin Kiwanis Eaton Boy Scout Troop 111 Brush School PTA Eaton Trustees Overeaters Anonymous New London Village Council Floral Lodge Garden Club United Methodist Circle Penfield PTA Penfield Township Trustees with times at various locations including town halls churches and schools.
Elyria plainclothesman was cut on the forehead while arresting amputee Clinton Slone 36 who swung a metal hook used as a hand replacement. Slone and a woman Phyliss Flannery 27 faced felonious assault charges after aiding Slone. Pu. Daniel Jaykel treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Jaykel and partner Ptl Gary Haupt saw Slone threaten a man near Why Not Lounge at 12 15 a m. They ordered him to stop but he swung the hook. Flannery aided Slone and both were jailed awaiting municipal court arraignment.
A 46-year-old Lorain man was listed in fair condition at St. Joseph's Hospital after a gunshot wound to the shoulder during a domestic quarrel in Elyria Sunday. Police said Robert L. Dixon, 40, of Lorain was wounded when his father in law Oscar Davis fired several shots from a small caliber handgun as Dixon drove into Davis' driveway and rammed a car around 3 am Sunday. Dixon drove to his Lorain apartment, then learned he had been wounded. no charges were filed.
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