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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1968
Page
6
Washington UPI reports Sergeant Faris E. Holland of Bellbrook Ohio was listed dead after being missing in action and later declared dead due to non hostile actions in Vietnam. The Defense Department updates his status as part of ongoing casualty confirmations.
William Henry Davis of Lorain Cleveland man bound to the grand jury after pleading innocent on marijuana possession. He faced a concealed weapon charge for a .22cal revolver and later pleaded no contest to that weapon charge, receiving a $200 fine and suspended six month sentence with probation.
In Cincinnati Hamilton County eyes a $25 000 annual post vacated by William Saxbe's U S Senate election. Observers expect the governor to pick Rhodes as attorney general when he departs in 1970. Ohio Supreme Associate Justice Paul W Brown is mentioned among options.
An application to register The American Independent trade name was filed with the Ohio Secretary of State. Ted W. Brown said the name will be used for the official publication with Louis F. Molnar named as general manager of the newspaper.
In a lighthearted mock conference, Dick West imagines the recording industry near collapse from Christmas song fatigue. Executives mock up endless versions of Silent Night including country western readings by Gregory Peck as a last-ditch gimmick.
The First Poetry Trio of Oberlin College presents two open programs Monday and Tuesday with guest readers from the Oberlin faculty. Hebrew Poetry from the Holy Scriptures on Monday features Nathan A. Greenberg. Chinese Poetry and Painting on Tuesday features Dale R. Johnson.
DETROIT AP 10 day sales by the big four automakers show 209,505 cars sold in the first ten days of November versus 206,810 in the same period last year. Fewer selling days this year and labor issues prevent direct comparison.
Lorain County Community College students finished high at Heidelberg College as nine Ohio colleges entered 15 competitors in a three round event. Arthur Enide placed sixth in manuscript reading. James Piper fifth. Mite Anderson tied for third in persuasive speaking. Denise Sweeney earned fifth in oratory. Howard Cook placed in English oratory.
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