Paradise restaurant auction ends with over $10000 in furnishings sold
Auctioneer Ron Lertzman sold more than ten thousand dollars of Paradise ice cream parlor furnishings and equipment, including wall panels and booths, as bidders from amusement parks and stores attended. The event attracted about 100 people and many hopes to revive a similar ice cream parlor concept.
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Ron Lertzman
Elyria
Robert Glover
Paradise
Broad Street
Lertzman
Wellington
Richard Stencil
Duffield
Para
Drastic cut ideas listed for city schools
A 1978 plan outlines deep cuts to city schools as two new board members seat in January. A potential operating levy for this year is ruled out by counsel. Showalter’s skeletal plan would be destructive, mainly trimming personnel. Only 65 to 70 certified positions could be cut without violating state mandates, and many support roles and activities would be eliminated by September 1978. No raises for 1978-79.
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William Tattersall
Benjamin Barrett
Showalter
Austria
Munor
Carter eyes December foreign tour with Iran discussion
President Carter plans to reschedule his world journey after Christmas awaiting foreign reactions for December 27 to January 8. He may discuss the postponed trip with Iran's Shah during a two day Washington visit as he works with Congress on an energy program. The earlier plan to begin next week was canceled to focus on energy and national deficit concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Iran
Teheran
Congress
House
Senate
Austria's 1976 unemployment under two percent
Vienna reports from the Austrian Press and Information Service cite IMF figures showing Austria's 1976 unemployment rate never exceeded two percent while inflation slid to 73 percent from 95 percent in 1974.
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Vienna
Austria
International Monetary Fund
West River Parkway traffic shifts to one way pattern
A map from the city engineering department shows the West River Parkway traffic pattern taking effect tomorrow. Two way traffic on West River and Gateway Boulevard between Second and Third Streets will be eliminated. West River Road becomes northbound only and Gateway Boulevard southbound only. The full story appears on Page 1.
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City Engineering Department
West River Parkway
West River
Gateway Boulevard
West River Road
Lawyer Directed McKiel to Take Blame in Drug Case
Elyria police arrested Lotain and Solomon on February 17 after a drugs haul in Solomon’s car. Both men were jailed overnight and faced Elyria Municipal Court. McKiel alleges their lawyer, Smith, helped craft a false story to shield Solomon, who funded Smith and posted bonds. Smith cites ethics rules and defends limited comment while claiming interest in McKiel’s release. Solomon was unreachable for comment.
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Page
Lotain
Elyma
Solomon
McKiel
Smith
Elyria
Giraffe Speed Claim Highlights Surprise Facts
A curious note describes a fast giraffe bull weighing about a ton and a half that can reach 35 miles per hour, though it tires quickly, showcasing surprising animal speed limits and stamina.
Wall Street Opens With Loss After Brief Decline
The Dow fell for the first time in four sessions, ending yesterday’s slide. In the prior three sessions, the Dow average had risen by 29.62 points as investors watched the dollar weaken to fresh lows against the yen and the Swiss franc. Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal said he would not act to depress the dollar and reaffirmed a stance of nonintervention in the money market.
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Europe
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Marbade
NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
KEL
NEW York Iam
Airco
Kaistal
Alcoa
Kmart Koppers
Allin
Brads
Kroger
Tad Bey
Bendix
Bocing Ty ‘Owen C
Borden
Ane
Owen Id
American Standard American
Crw
Zeal
Dow Circle Cities
Dresser
CPC International Ine
DuPont Weu
T Dare Ind
Emerson Abe Easkd Stet Fryehauf
My Eaton
Goodrich Rhy
Exxon AB
Industries
FMC
Tappan
Toledo Edison
Gresh
Union Pacific Corp
Woolwerth
New York Court Rules Death Penalty Unconstitutional
Albany NY AP The states highest court struck down New Yorks death penalty statute in a 4 3 ruling. The court held the law unconstitutional for insufficient jury discretion in capital cases. The statute mandated execution in most killings of police or prison staff or inmates under life sentence. It took effect Sept 1 1974 but no executions have occurred since.
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Albany
New
Court of Appeals
New York
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Ad Chronicle
Kyria
Cedar Point
Higbee Co
Myron Duffield
Olmsted Falls
Detroit
Michael’Lotko
Canterbury
the Paradise
Olmated Falls
C-T
Gene Krebs
Pal
Adrian Betelski
Gualty
McKie
Avon Lake
Salomon
Culy Saneee
Mid-Ohio Securities Corp
Mimbo
Vetfleh Park
By Richard Demby
Frills
Realtor
Demby
Elyria Board of Realtors
Demay Real Estate
Middle Ave
Finance
Wall Street
CAL
Cleve
Obarlin
J.C. Insurance Bail Bonding Agency
Elyria, Ohio
CALL
Haldane Associates
East 9Th Street
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
Parker/Hunter
New York Stoth Exchange
Sls Mutuals
Stoxl
Caches Nobels
Opvans
Ates
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