Multiple incidents prompt Elyria police alerts
Police and fire units report a series of thefts and accidents. A tape player valued at 100 dollars was stolen from a car on Lake Avenue near 131 Court Street. A shoplifter was arrested at Paul Harris store in Midway Mall. A break in at Miller Carpet Sales on Shadden Road and a home break in at 470 Ninth Street were investigated. A 30 dollar television was reported missing. Two-car accidents occurred on Leona Boulevard and Griswold Road with no injuries.
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James Oster
Court St
Lake Avenue
Leona Boulevard
Noenta
Ries
Miller
Shadden Road
Griswold Road
Paul Harris
Midway Mall
Eugene R Hierde
Ninth St
Washington area residents listed in private notices
A long list of personal names and addresses appears, including Larissa Cordona, Casimuro Cruz, Mrs Randall Driver, Charles Farlow, Mrs Francesco Figueroa and daughter, Mrs John Ginto Nio, Louie Pareno, Mrs Charles Pettet and daughter, and several others in Amherst, Lorain, Avon Lake, and Elyria. A separate item notes a self guided 1099 mile George Washington Bicentennial tour across the mid Atlantic, with contact in Richmond Virginia. Another line states Iran's 1974 oil revenue reached 20 billion dollars and about 80 billion barrels remain beneath Tran's surface.
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Larissa Cordona
Casimuro
Ober- Jin Ave
Charles Pettet
West Erie Ave
Alfred Remick and Son
Charles Summers
John Toma
Walnut
Amherst Willard Unkure
Thomas Browand
Fast Lake Rid
Sheffield Lake
Michael Gidich
Crehore
Richmond, Va
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Machine stolen from Elyria firm
A $1,800 gasoline powered concrete cutting machine was stolen from a tool trailer at a construction site at Middle Avenue and Wood Street. Police said a broken lock on the Bartlett Construction trailer allowed entry. the saw was the only item taken.
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Middle Avenue
Wood Street
Bartlett Construction
Argentina’s oil imports fall as fuel prices rise
Argentina cut oil imports during January to July 1975 to 110 million dollars from 214 million dollars a year earlier as fuel prices increased.
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