Fails In Theater Hold Up Ends In Fatal Shooting
A 2 year old Avon Lake man Adan Sebert 30 died after a theater holdup at the State Theater in Columbus He entered the manager’s office drew a pistol and attempted to leave with about 292 in receipts Injuries occurred during a struggle with Domenic Suriano 25 The manager fired wounding Sebert as they fled and Sebert collapsed nearby He had parole from a Florida delicatessen robbery and a prior criminal history linked to supermarket robberies in the area
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Columbus
Avon Lake
Adan Sebert
von Take
University Hospital
I Sebert
Domenic Suriano
Suriano
Sebert
Ard
Francis Smith
Florida
Smith
Scott
Area Boy Burned While Trying Gasoline Fire
A three year old North Eaton boy Dale Sims is "holding his own" at Southwest Community Hospital Berea after suffering second and third degree burns over 75 percent of his body. He spilled gasoline while attempting to pour it on a rubbish fire causing the ignition. He remained on the hospital's critical list but showed progress and spent a satisfactory night. Parents are Tyler and Nora Sims, 1833 Cooley Road.
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North Eaton
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Dale Sims
Tyler
Nora Sims
Cooley Road
Retired Gates principal honored by many at Elyria reception
About 450 friends, including teachers, parents, former students, and officials, gathered yesterday to honor Fern Gates, longtime Gates School principal, at a three hour reception. Guests signed a guest book, enjoyed a punch reception, and received gifts such as an inscribed silver dish, an orchid, and a planter. Messages of congratulations arrived from absent guests, with attendees from Elyria and nearby areas including Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Pta
Fox Furniture Co
Botamer Florist
The
Modern Music Co
Gates
PTA
Roosevelt School
Fern Gates
Gates School
Ray Oit
John Attkisson
Faye Hargrave
Irma Gayeska
Ima Strait
Carl Niemeyer
Kathryn Palmer
Rost
Ralph Cheney
Franklin School
Howard Pick
Dorothy Howe
Juanita Nottingham
Duane Robinson
Carl Conrad
Gail Pinter
Joyce Kratchen
Kathy Reese
Susan Smith
Ruthann Arthrel
Case Against 2 B-W Men Heard Verdict This Week
A union trial committee hears testimony against Lucki and Fingulin of UAW-CIO Local 971 over alleged slowdown actions at Bendix Westinghouse. Counsel for the defendants challenge due process and seek dismissal while the committee prepares a verdict to be presented to the local union members likely by Nov. 8.
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Grinder
George Fingulin
Uaw-Cio
Cleveland
Aluminum Company of America
H. Plant
Edward Brown
Raymond White
Brown
White
Lucki
Fingulin
Joseph Vida
Local 971
I Ji
Diese Ee
Soak Building Co
Lorain
Senda
Ee Eas
Fed Wooley
Ing
Gilbert Selden
International Union
Paul H. Carnahan
Carnahan
American
Chicago
Buffalo
Toledo
Ship Yard In Loraine Closed As Work Ends
The ship yard at Loraine shut down as work on the freighter ended. Brown alleges a slowdown targetting Lucki and Fingulin as punishment for independence, while over 100 other members were not cited. Union officials continued to draw 135 percent, with Lend er, Neeson, Page, Fisher, Lotus, and Logan named. Page led the trial. Names of accusers and calls for investigation were cited.
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Loraine
Brown
Suns
Lacki
Fingulin
Frank Lender
Charles Neeson
Observance Of UN Week Slated Here
United Nations Week will be celebrated Saturday at noon with a half hour program before the courthouse. Speakers include Cong Charles A. Mosher and Rev. Richard Linde will introduce him. The Rt Rev Msgr William L Newton will offer prayers and Mayor Oscar G Dunn will pro claim the week. High school bands, veterans groups, and flag ceremonies mark the event.
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United Nations
Richard Linde
Elyria
United Nations Committee
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Bruce Alexander
Wiliam L. Newton
Oscar G. Dunn
William J. Walters
Elyria District
J. H. Eckenfels
Malcolm DB. McDonald
Elyria Council of Veterans
Lesim
VFW
JVFW
Dag Harmmarskjold
Robert Jones
U.S
Greater Elyria
Roy A. West
United Natjtions Committee
Jack C. Cassidy
Unicef
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Elyria Ward Redistricting Sparks Local Debate
Democratic mayoral candidate Neeson urged voting Democratic as redistricting plans split wards and drew responses from council members and NAACP. Republicans argued the sixth ward is overextended while others warned of armory delays and funding gaps, with maps shown to Lysaght and discussions continuing through readings.
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Baird
Neeson
Schultz
Prrfinance
Emerich
John Katko
Dunn
Chapman
Katko Ments
Paul Horvath
NAACP
Auto Crash on Rt 82 Injures Two Drivers No Citations Issued
The sheriff report states that two drivers, Cleveland and Emmett Weekland, collided Saturday at Rt 82 Station Rd during a turn at Capel Rd in Columbia. Weekland was making the turn when the accident occurred. Neither driver was cited.
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Pet
Cleveland
Emmett Weekland
Capel Rd
Columbia
Station Rd
Sheriff's Department
Weekland
Ford Faces A Big If In Production
United Auto Workers Local 425 will distribute strike benefit payments to workers starting tomorrow at 1400 Long Ave. Day shift workers with last names A through M pick up tomorrow and Wednesday from 4 to 9 p.m., and N through Z on Thursday and Friday from 4 to 9 p.m. Night shift workers with last names A through M pick up tomorrow and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and N through Z on Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A UAW spokesman said benefits began on the eighth day of the strike, covering five days of pay.
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United Auto Workers Local 425
Long Ave
UAW
Bendix Strike Leads to Arbitration Rehearing
Bendix remains in dispute as the second day of the strike ends with arbitration costs assessed to the Union. A rehearing by a new arbitrator upholds the original awards, while Bendix-Westinghouse defends its high wage policy and long-tenured workforce as it rejects the union ultimatum for the future of the company and its employees.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Berlin crisis talks halted by French opposition
Western diplomats planned a London meeting this week to address the Berlin crisis but abandoned it due to French opposition. Some participants may join Washington discussions already under way with British, French, and West German ambassadors. State Department says talks continue at ambassadorial level in Washington.
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London
UPI
Berlin
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Educator Dr. Jane Kessler To Speak At Lorain Retarded Children Dinner
Dr. Jane Kessler, a noted television educator, will be the after dinner speaker at Oberlin Inn on Wednesday October 25 for the fall dinner meeting of the Lorain County Council for Retarded Children. The public is invited to attend. Her diagnostic work with mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed children and her influence on child psychology education are widely recognized in the state. She is teaching a course in child management currently.
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Jane Kessler
Oberlin Inn
Lorain County Council For
Aublic
Kessler
Probation Given In Mail Theft
Leonard P. Yost a former Elyria postal clerk was sentenced to two years probation by Federal Judge Charles J. McNamee. He must report monthly to the Federal Probation Office in Cleveland. Yost resigned after investigators probed irregularities in the mail and pleaded guilty to stealing a letter tied to Dial Finance Co Toledo. The Elyria man has a long history with the postal service dating to 1957 and is connected to Lorain County Council programs for the mentally retarded. Reservations for a dinner are listed with contact names and a P O Box in Elyria and Lorain.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Yost
Elyria
Yost
Charles J. McNamee
Dial Finance Co
Toledo
Man Shot In Freak Accident In Medina
Joseph Hokes, 23, of RD 3 Medina, fell from the hood of a speeding car on Rt 74 near County Rt 3 while chasing a car driven by his brother in law. A shotgun discharged, injuring his left arm. he is listed in fair condition at Akron General Hospital. The car fled, prowlers escaped.
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Medina
Akrop General Hospital
Joseph Hokes
RD. 3
Rt. 74
County Rt. 3
Akron General Hospital
Hokes
Rt. T4
Joseph Tiskac
Tiskac
Brookside School Hit By Thieves
Brookside High School endured its first break in five years when burglars entered Saturday night. About 40 dollars was stolen from the school safe and three vending machines. Superintendent W. W. Barr reported the custodian found the break in at 4 15 p m yesterday. Damages to the office door two filing cabinets and two desks were about 300 dollars. A tape recorder and other valuable instruments were untouched suggesting the intruders may have been too young to value them. The safe had been left unlocked as thieves reportedly took a locked safe in a previous break-in.
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Sheffield
Brookside High School
W. W. Barr
Bart
Barr
Co-Eds Free Dorm When Fire Alarm Rings
Oberlin College students evacuated Hark ness House dormitory after a fire alarm alerted authorities. Fire crews found steam issuing from a faulty valve in the central heating system.
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Oberlin
Harkness House
Oberlin College
Injunction Hearing Seen On Rt. 57 Bypass Suit
A motion to dissolve the injunction blocking work on the Rt. 57 LaPorte bypass will be heard next Wednesday. The order, tied to an appropriation dispute over right of way with the State Highway Department, keeps contractors from entering Mrs. Lillie Schmidt's LaPorte property. The state seeks dismissal of the appeal as the injunction delays work and adds costs.
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Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Rt. 57
LaPorte
Lillie Schmidt
State Highway Department
Mes. Schmidt
Colombian visitor to stay with Lorain County family
Miss Dela Duarte of Suaza Huila Colombia, 26, arrives tomorrow at noon to stay with Mr and Mrs Gordon Greene of Wellington, Lorain County, until Nov 9 as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange program. The IFYE fosters international understanding through farm youth exchanges with the United States and the 4-H network.
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Dela Duarte
International Farm Youth Exchange
Colombia
South America
Lorain County
Gordon Greene
R.D
Wellington
United States
Miss Duarte
Suaza Huilaj
Noble
Greene
Brighton Buckeyes
National
4H Club Foundation
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Mrs
Apta Retirement Gift
Bendix Westing-I
House Automotive Air Brake Co
Itotty
Walter Lucki
P. Fiinton
Frank Mowl
Richard Martin
James Korka
William Hyer
C. Dowling
Reather
William J. Beckman
Luck
Union
REP
Mosher
J. Theodore Emstich
State Street
Charles V. Neeson
Oneee
Horvath
Richard E. Baird
Phhawwene
National Guard
International Harvester
Kathleen Lysaght
Ford
Bendix
WY Bak and
Lee eReak Ann Eee
Benjamin Spock
Western Reserve University
P.O
John Baker Elyria
John Paxton
Edwin Cohen
Brookside School
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