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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1984
Page
1
GM announces 1985 sticker prices will lift the average car cost to about 12931, a rise of 1325 from 1984. Spokesman Merriott cites higher demand. Nissan also boosts base prices up to 200 per car while lifting option costs, with varied model increases.
Amherst Police search for a 24 year old Cleveland man who allegedly drove away with Charlotte Hyer’s 1984 Oldsmobile while she shouted for him to stop. Hyer’s car and the driver remain at large as another suspect is jailed in Amherst jail awaiting auto theft charges.
Lorain Safety Director Anthony J. Murello, 59, died Sunday morning at Lorain Community Hospital after an apparent heart attack at his home. A life long Lorain resident, he was a building contractor and realtor, appointed safety director last January. He gained national fame through the Italian American War Veterans, serving as national commander since August 1982. He is survived by his wife Gisele, a son Terrence in the U.S. Air Force, a daughter Nancie, his mother Louise, a brother John, and a sister Mary Novak. Funeral calling hours are set for Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home.
Ada Naelitz, 57, of Solvay New York, visited her sister in Lorain early Saturday. A man asked for a ride, grabbed her purse, and fled. She later hit a car after following another vehicle. Police cited her for unsafe distance but did not require bond due to extenuating circumstances.
Area labor leaders express pessimism as they mark the 90th anniversary of Labor Day noting the labor movement has weathered many peaks and valleys since 1892 while its political overtones and pay scales draw mixed reactions from Ohio readers and union chiefs.
Area union leaders urge concern over Reagan era politics as Labor Day 1984 remarks spotlight labor fate. Nine officials including ANDY DEANGELIS of Lorain County AFL-CIO weigh in on presidential election impact and ongoing labor struggles amid a volatile political climate.
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