Police and Fire Log Highlights Saturday Incidents
At 7:40 a.m. Debra J. Anderson, 23, reported vandalism to her car windshield on Clemen Street. At 9:20 a.m. police investigated a break‑in at Rustler Steak House on Midway Boulevard. a cigarette machine was pried open and cash and cigarettes stolen. Later a two‑car crash on West River Street at Second Street left no injuries. A single‑vehicle crash on West River Street near Lodi Street also caused no injuries. At 9:00 a.m. sheriff and State Patrol investigated a two‑car crash on Route 303 east of West Road in Pittsfield Township. no injuries.
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Debra J. Anderson
Clemen St
Rustler
West River Street
Lodi Street
West Road
Pittsfield Township
Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies
Service members listed from Lorain and surrounding areas
Charles Randolph Rogers of LaGrange and Ronnie J. Rimbert of Oberlin join the U S Air Force and Marine Corps respectively. Rogers will receive security training and pursue college credits through the Community College of the Air Force. Rimbert reports to the Marine Corps Development and Education Command in Quantico after high school graduation. Other staff include Michael D. Penfound in Hawaii during Tropic Lightning, Ralph E. O’Hara promoted to sergeant at Francis E. Warren AFB, and Capt. Robert L. Demuth completing missile crew readiness at Vandenberg AFB.
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Charles Randolph Rogers
Stallion Ct
LaGrange
United States Air Force
Randolph R. Rogers
Main St
Grafton
Anna Faye Williams
Elyria
Air Force
Rogers
Community College of the Air Force
Ronnie J. Rimbert
Eddie Rimbert
Smith St
Oberlin
Marine Corps Development and Education Command
Quantico
Oberlin High School
Marine Corps
Ralph E. O'Hara
David L. Smith
West Main St
Berlin Heights
U.S. Air Force
Francis E. Warren Afb
Wyo
Edison High School
Milan
Lorain County Community College
Laramie Community College
Cheyenne
Chapman College
Francis E. Warren
Beverly
Wesley Heitchler
RD 1
Robert L. Demuth
Herbert M. Demuth
Smith Rd
Medina
Strategic Air Command
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Medina High School
Capital University
Columbus
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Robbery at Gastown Station in Elyria
A man armed with a pistol robbed the Gastown station at 590 Cleveland St. in Elyria around 7 50 pm yesterday. An attendant said the suspect loitered then demanded cash and brandished a revolver when the attendant hesitated.
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Gastown
Cleveland St
Elyria
FTC Hearings Criticize Proposals To Tighten Warranties
Consumer and industry representatives attacked FTC proposals to widen and clarify warranties on products priced at five dollars or more. The hearings examined Magnuson Moss rules, with critics arguing the rules could foster deception and conflict with state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Center For Auto Safety
Virginia Knaver
Lorain station employee robbed near Biggs Sohio
An attendant at Biggs Sohio 401 W Erie Ave Lorain was robbed of a roll of billy and a coin changer full of money by a customer who held a gun on him at about 8 p.m Thursday Manuel E Collins 28 of 1724 W 21st St told police the driver demanded his money after being informed of charges The robber was described as a black man late 20s 5 ft 8 or 9 in about 150 pounds wearing a red and white checked sweater A passenger in the car was described as a heavy set black man possibly wearing a white jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Biggs Sohio
Erie Ave
Manuel E. Collins
21St St
Cains
Sinatra Family Honor and Getty Kidnaping Case Update
Mrs Nancy Sinatra Sr points out an acquaintance to Tina at a New York dinner. AMITA honors Mrs Sinatra with the Golden Lady Achievement Award. An Italian state attorney rules out J Paul Getty III involvement in the kidnapping plot. A six man gang carried out the crime. five suspects remain jailed and one escaped last year. Getty was freed after a ransom of 2.5 million dollars and the ear severed.
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Nancy Sinatra Sr
Tina
New York
AMITA
Sinatra
J. Paul Getty III
Maurizio Rossi
Getty
Calley backs Wallace inquiry amid campaign talk
Former Army Lt. William Calley offered to speak for Gov. George Wallace but aides say no decision has been made. Calley, convicted in 1971 for My Lai killings, is described as a volunteer by Wallace press secretary. AFL-CIO President Meany calls Ford recovery predictions wind and weighs endorsing a 1976 candidate while opposing Wallace. He also cites Schlesinger's dismissal as a Soviet propaganda victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calley
Wallace
Army
William Calley
George Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
My Lai
Afl-Cio
George Meany
ABC
Meany
James Schlesinger
Soviet Union
West Berlin Mayor Begins U S Six Day Visit
West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schutz starts a six day U S tour with two days in Los Angeles. He will speak at USC and present a gift to the Schoenberg Institute and meet Los Angeles officials. He then flies to Washington to meet Henry Kissinger and senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Klaus Schutz
United States
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Schoenberg Institute
Schutz
Heidi
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Alexander Calder
Braniff
Charlie Gray
Dave Logan
Shreveport
Louisiana
Stewart
Magnavox
Cleveland St. Elyria
Sheriff and State Patrol
William Cruz
East 29Th St
Third Marine Division
Okinawa
Southview High School
Michael D. Penfound
Gary F. Penfound
North Pasadena Ave
Hawaii
25Th Infantry
Sion
Spec. Penfound
8Th Field Artillery
Schofield Barracks
Ft. Polk
Ft. Sill
Okla
Elyria High School
Big Chemical Center
ST. Louis
UPI
Navy
Jeffrey P. di Filippo
Eaton Dr. Avon
Alameda
Hancock
Western Pacific
Cambodia
Vietnam
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Far East
Avon High School
The
Luis P. Silva
Felipe D. Silva
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Consumer
Arthur E.rowse
Lorain Station
Burma
Sum Royals
Tom Bradley
Bradley
Raymond Robinson Jr
Robinson
Mattie Hansell
Los Angeles International Airport
ST. Michael's Catholic Church
Meister & Leavitt Rds
Loraim
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