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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1982
Page
1
West Avenue residents complain of loud drums and horns from the high school band prompting an officer to threaten arrest if noise does not stop. Traffic tie ups and parade permit questions were also raised by Beal. TURN TO PAGE A-4.
Mrs. Louise Baldauf, a 36 year Elyria teacher with the bulk of her career in kindergarten, is retiring. She recalls loving kindergarten, resisted shifts to upper grades, and notes how levies once closed kindergartens in 1970 or 1971. Her family has deep Elyria roots dating to the 1800s.
Forecaster warns of outside showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with lows 55 to 60 and highs near 75 on Thursday. Precipitation probability runs about 60 percent for both periods as winds shift to southeast around 10 mph over the lake. full details appear on Page A-3.
Coventry destroyed after Argentine bombers strike sinking the British destroyer with 280 crew. The Atlantic Conveyor, a merchant ship, abandoned after a back door Exocet hit. Defence officials confirm losses and mention next of kin notifications as night rescue efforts continue. Reports of saboteur airfield activity and ongoing ground fighting accompany diplomatic moves at the UN and a papal peace mission.
The Carter-Jones Lumber Company seeks 717000 in tax free industrial revenue bonds to finance a Vermilion retail store and warehouse on Lake Road near Sunnyside Beach. A county EID vote will determine referral to the commissioners for final approval.
Oberlin College prepared 4000 large plastic bags to cover attendees if rain drums on commencements Sunday. At 18 cents each, the college spent about 720 dollars to outfit the crowd, with Finney Chapel as a backup venue if rain intensifies. Mayor Andrew Young of Atlanta will speak as over 550 degrees are conferred starting at 9 30 a.m. in Tappan Square.
Don Hadley of Mills Creek becomes the states first male BPW chapter president, heading Lake West chapter in North Ridgeville. The 42 year old Berea native, husband of Rosalind Hadley, will lead a 14 member group pushing ERA passage and expanding BPW aims in northern Cuyahoga County communities.
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