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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1973
Page
11
North-South faced a tight misfit as South exploited adverse bidding to make two spades. West led diamonds, East signaled and won, then returned a heart. South drew trumps and outmaneuvered West in clubs, forcing a favorable line after East showed diamonds and hearts.
Chronicle Telegram carriers Hunger man and Minek win five dollar news tip awards for August and September. Hunger man reported a death on a softball field in August and Minek reported a bank robbery in North Olmsted in September. Other August winners include Alan Hawes Michelle Vanscay Joe Leugero Karer Wimpeny Todd Weekley. September winners include Glenn Terry David Rave Michael Nehring Stuart Hildebrandt David Vinson Wayne Kauffman Edward Coleman.
Local duplicate bridge results report Amherst Lakeshore Lorain events. North South pairs led by Anson Russell C R Aldrich at Amherst with 196 and 210 scores by other teams. East West placements include Mrs Florence Bush and Frank Oertell at 189 and 68 by additional pairs. Other clubs list multiple winning pairs with scores ranging from 74 to 210 across two nights.
A motion for summary judgment in the $750,000 slander suit filed by Lorain Police Chief John Malinovsky against former Lorain Auditor Wanda Tully is set for 10 a.m. October 29 before Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. Malinovsky filed the suit August 10, 1971, over alleged libel linked to the "bugging" case in the city hall office. Parobek, Lorain City Prosecutor also sued, but was dismissed as immune while acting within official duties.
A roster of names and addresses faces speeding improper lane usage faulty exhaust insufficient tail lights and other violations. Citations include fines ranging from 10 to 200 dollars and sentences up to six months in jail or five days in jail for assault and related conduct.
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