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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1971
Page
3
Former Lorain deputy city auditor George Zunich pleaded innocent to two bugging charges. He appeared in court with his attorney and argued against the accusations, as prosecutors prepared to present the case.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports April debits for Lorain and 35 Fourth District centers reached new highs. Lorain’s seasonally adjusted total rose 16.2 percent from March and 22.4 percent from last April, while the district total climbed 0.46 percent from March and 8.8 percent from April last year.
Lorain police to strictly enforce pedestrian right of way at the Lorain City Hall crosswalk as repainting of the walk near West Erie Avenue finishes. Traffic officials say motorists must stop for pedestrians legally using the crosswalk and will face arrest for failing to yield.
Edward Mark Smith of Oberlin and Gregory J. Moldovan of Sheffield Lake are slated for summer entry to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Md and the U S Military Academy at West Point N Y respectively. The announcements came from U S Rep Charles A Mosher R 13. A separate note says a 26 6 million two year contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield covers 30 000 state workers for hospital and major medical insurance.
Oberlin College prepares for commencement as Erwin Griswold solicitor general and trustee faces student demonstration. Black balloons may rise during his address at a brief inauguration for Robert Fuller. Organizers tie Griswold to Nixon era repression of protests and civil liberties. Julie Forsythe will address Griswold's involvement with civil liberties and the war in Southeast Asia.
The U S Navy band attracted about 3100 fans at Lorain County Fair grounds Wellington. About 2000 teens enjoyed an afternoon program with rousing solos and crowd interaction while 1100 attended the evening show. Mayor Young welcomed the band. the events were sponsored by Wellington High School Band and the Parent's Band Boosters Club.
Michael Pohorence, 30, was elected president of UAW Local 425 after a two day election. He defeated Clyde E. Knight 3,254 to 549 to become the youngest president in the local history, as 4,136 voters cast ballots. A run-off is set next week for several offices including incumbent Tony Rotino.
Elyria politics center on who will be safety service director on January 1 as plans for redistricting hinge on one man one vote rules. Democratic leaders push for a Tracey led plan, while Reichlin hints at direct submission to the county board.
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