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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1975

Page

7

Area telephone books bicentennial themed in 1976 dir records

Elyria and Lorain Telephone directories distributed to over 80 000 customers carry bicentennial art reproductions. Elyria shows Washington Crossing the Delaware by Leutze made 1848 1853, Lorain features the signing of the Declaration of Independence. 1976 marks the 100th anniversary of the telephone invention. Elyria reports 27 980 white pages 27.63 previous year with 9 034 unlisted numbers up from 8 581. Lorain lists 43 327 residential and 4 733 business customers, with unl isted numbers rising. Free 18 by 24 inch engraving reproduction offered at Elyria business office.

Elyria Lorain Elyria Directory Washington Delaware Emmanuel Leutze Elyria Telephone Company Elyria Telephone Washington Crossing the Elyria Telephone Co

Ohio doctors push for legal definition of death

Ohio physicians push for a state legal definition of death to preempt court disputes over when to stop treatment. The Ohio State Medical Association plans to draft legislation defining death, arguing it would aid families and physicians in decisions like pulling the plug. The AMA opposes a definition, fearing gaps. lawyers question whether it lies outside medical scope.

Ohio Columbus UPI General Assembly Ohio State Medical Association Rader THE American Medical Association State Association AMA Thomas Swisher Ohio State Bar Foundation

Quinlan case to hinge on law not religion says prosecutor

Morristown New Jersey. UPI. A Superior Court judge will decide this week if comatose Karen Ann Quinlan can be removed from life support. Prosecutor Donald Collester said emotions or religion will not affect the case and that several medical experts will be called.

Morristown UPI Karen Ann Quinlan Superior Court Robert Muir Jr Morris County Donald Collester Karen Muir Collester Quinlans

Right pitch gets you roof ronfer 8ST

A Missouri AP brief profiles Becky Whitehead, 20, who helps her father run a roofing business and has worked on over 500 roofs with a male relatives crew. She says she is not eager to marry and dislikes cooking sewing and housework.

Louis Becky Whitehead

Gold Museum displays Colombia's ancient gold pieces

The Gold Museum in Bogota shows diverse gold artifacts from fishhooks to breast plates. A small gold ja guer is valued at about $50,000 today. The museum and its collection are owned by the Bank of the Republic.

The Gold Museum Bogota Columbia Bank of the Republic

At 117 she paddles on in Texas oldest woman alive

Genoveva Gutierrez may be the oldest woman in Texas and perhaps the nation to don a bathing suit and paddle a pool. Born near Guanajuato before the Civil War, she came to Texas as a 16 year old bride and now attends a San Marcos pool class alongside grandparents. Vigilance, a trait Gracie Slick notes, served her well despite a long life. The piece also touches on Slick and Paul Kantner of Jefferson Starship, reflecting on the 1960s youth culture and their current softer artistic focus.

Genoveva Gutierrez Texas Mrs. Gutierrez Guanajuanto Mexico San Marcos Gracie Slick Ms. Slick Jefferson Starship Paul Kantner China

Princess Anne unhurt after horse riding accident at Long Buckby

Britain's Princess Anne, 25, fell from her horse during a cross-country event at Long Buckby in Northamptonshire yesterday. Her husband Captain Mark Phillips remained mounted. The incident occurred after his horse collided with hers but neither was seriously harmed.

Britain Princess Anne Long Buckley Northamptonshire England Capt Mark Phillips

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