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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
5
The Vinton County Parents Committee calls a district wide meeting to discuss actions against the school strike as teachers remain off the job. Keith Waters says inviting teachers and the school board aims to end the walkout amid district-wide concerns.
Cleveland Orchestra talks will start October 12 as part of the Meet the Artists series by the Women's Committee. Pre concert lectures begin at 7 30 p m and last 45 minutes, with topics rotating by performance day. Lectures are free to concert ticket holders and held at Severance Chamber Music Hall. The Meet the Artists program includes informal talks, Q A, and receptions at 1 30 p m in Severance Hall Main Foyer. Luncheons at Severance Supper Club cost 3 and require mail reservations five days in advance.
A columnist questions McCall's claim that no one dies of insomnia, citing Guinness records and a fatal involuntary sleep case. He notes Wakefulness records for Mrs Bertha Van Der Merwe and Toimi Silvo, and recounts Eustace Rushworth Burnett's 1907 sleep loss leading to death in 1965, urging acknowledgment of insomnia's lethal potential.
In Elyria Ohio on Monday October 8 1973 the Chronicle Telegram reports a local brief item summarized for readers. This compact item notes a community event or development with names and places as readable in the issue.
U S Senator William B Saxbe of Ohio says he probably will not seek re election next year noting he speaks from a non political perspective He cites the burden of campaigning and the need for lawmakers to focus on governing GOP leaders call him the strongest candidate yet his departure opens the field for Charles Whealon Clarence Brown and State Senator Donald Lukens who have shown interest.
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