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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1982
Page
1
NFL fans stay away from golf courses tennis courts and bowling alleys during the NFL strike managers report. Only two people Frank Mittler of Forest Hills Golf Course and Charles Putsch of Spring Valley Country Club say business has shifted.
Managers at WKYC and WJKW report viewers turning to classics and films while NFL players strike lingers. Cleveland households still dial 140000 to Channel 3 and 156000 to WJKW on Sundays as World Series and all star games fill airtime. Businesses note softer traffic, with some vendors busy first week then quiet.
FBI and Lorain County coroner confirmed Keith Ritson, a Cleveland racketeer linked to Danny Greene, was the only body found at the LaGrange quarry. Investigators continue to seek six other missing men tied to a drug trafficking probe, with at least one partner, Curtis Conley, still missing.
The profile traces Larry King from a 10 year career crash after a Miami scandal to a renewed rise on Mutual network. It notes a bankruptcy, losses of radio TV and column jobs, a four year broadcasting drought, and King’s candid return aided by a new book and talk show circuit. It mentions Lou Wolfson’s influence, debts, and a life under scrutiny.
The Chronicle-Telegram earns second place in the Inland Daily Press Association contest for 25 000 to 75 000 circulation papers. Judges praise concise local reporting and effective use of display and illustrations. Also notes Obie Press Women Association awards and CT Accent staffers. Weather: tonight low 37 to 43, sunny Tuesday high 64 to 69 with slight rain chances.
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