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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1975

Page

3

Fatal Ohio Turnpike crash marks third deadliest year

A morning crash on the Ohio Turnpike near milepost 156 in a resurfacing zone between Exits 9 and 10 killed four people and tied the year to three fatal accidents in construction areas that have claimed eight lives. Authorities note no passing signs amid ongoing westbound and eastbound repairs plus prior incidents near the same stretch.

Michigan College Thomas Hause Alma Mich Highway Patrol Hause Ohio Turnpike David Ransbury Ransbury James Vandervliet Wayne N.J Mary McGloin Southington Conn Nancy Abbinga Wayne, N.J Miss McGloin Los Angeles California Vandervliet

Perfect safety awards mark 17 Elyria schools fly green pennant

Seventeen of Elyria's public and parochial elementary schools earned the General Motors Green Pennant Traffic Safety award for 100 percent accident free records in the year. A luncheon at the Rt. 57 Holiday Inn honored school representatives, sponsored by the Elyria Fisher Body plant.

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Grain prices ease across Ohio markets after hours

Opening Wall Street grain figures show 481 issues crossing the tape with turnover near 580,000 shares. In Ohio’s Northeast, No 2 wheat at 2.68, corn 2.44, oats 1.47, soybeans 4.71. Northwest sees 2.42, 2.48, 1.52, 4.77. Central reports 2.88, 2.52, 1.60, 4.85 with mixed changes and soybeans down across regions.

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Pasenow and Waldo win Local 780 UAW posts

Dick Pasenow elected first vice president and Jim Waldo defeats incumbent Clarence Bender for shop chairman in a runoff election at Local 780 UAW.

Pasenow Waldo Dick Pasenow Jim Waldo Clarence Bender

Local 1005 bid won by John Havens at Parma plant

John Havens, 5821 Joanne Ct., captured the Local 1005 UAW presidency at Parma Chevrolet plant in a 27 hour runoff over Archie Bond Jr. 1,586 to 1,296. Storace won first vice president 1,604 to 1,191. Other races split two-year and three-year terms. Dan Cutright won presidency in a prior recount. Grain bids shown for Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative.

North Ridgeville United Auto Workers UAW Chevrolet Parma John Havens Joanne Ct Archie Bond Jr Havens Bill Brake Curly Storace Guss Topping Elyria Fisher Pasenow Rocco Favorite Union Hall Lowell St Waldo Bender Larry Pringle Steve Randolph Henry Banks Mary Skolnicki Dan Cutright Larry Tanner Shop

Ford Defends Energy Policy Amid Oil Crisis

President Ford blasted Congress for inaction on energy while warning another oil embargo could derail the economy. He rolled January to May calendar pages to show four months wasted and urged a comprehensive plan, while Democrats and Republicans sparred over progress and leadership.

Ford Congress America Capitol Hill. Co James C. Wright Jr D-Tex House Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania al Ullman D-Ore Ways and Means Committee John D. Dingell D-Mich House Energy Subcommittee Sol Ogites

Zaire Declines to Aid Kidnapped Students Release

U S officials say Zaire government is doing nothing substantial to help release two American students and a Dutch girl held for over a week by guerrillas in eastern Zaire. Diplomats cannot reach the officials they want to see and Mobutu Sese Seko refuses to admit the guerrillas exist.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania U.S Zaire Mobutu Sese Seko

Portugal protests NATO ships arrive in Lisbon

Portugal's communist party urged a mass demonstration against eight NATO warships including the U.S. destroyer McDonald docking in Lisbon. Despite rising communist influence in the military government, the head of the leftist regime planned a trip to Brussels to brief NATO leaders on the revolution.

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Blind upholsterer builds business from garage in Grand Rapids

Robert Johnson, 58, blind, runs a successful upholstery business from a converted garage in Grand Rapids. He has completed nearly 2,000 pieces since joining an upholstery class for the disabled ten years ago.

Grand Rapids, Mich Robert Johnson Johnson

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