Chronicle-Telegram Program Listing
Elyria Ohio Friday September 19 1969 program item appears on page 14 with notes about events and listings for the Chronicle Telegram schedule and local features.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1969
Page
5
Elyria Ohio Friday September 19 1969 program item appears on page 14 with notes about events and listings for the Chronicle Telegram schedule and local features.
A dense 1960s style station guide lists channel shopping and a lineup: Royal Performance at 5:00 p.m. followed by David Frost and guests then a mix of dramas, comedies, films, and public affairs across channels 25, 3, 8, 5, 43, 61. Notable titles include The High Chaparral, The Wild Wild West, Made In Paris, On The Beach, Mission To Moscow, The Violent Men, Jazz Alley, Run For Your Life, Andretti race footage, Gomer Pyle and Judd For The Defense. Several entries describe guest stars and plot angles.
A jumble of film titles actors and TV slots lists Parimutual Studies hinted spying plots, age of innocence, and a chaotic parade of channels. Notable names include Stark Stanwyck Robinson Kieth Bergman Vitale Kirk Crawford Parker Haskell Allen Cole and Carson.
City officials led by Frank Cavodsky and Robert Scott visited the American Public Works Conference at the Cleveland Public Auditorium. They toured displays on paving and refuse handling and returned with new ideas.
Saturday’s lineup features Cisco Kid at 5 and ABC News with Frank Reynolds at 6. Weather and local news follow before 7. Judd for the Defense at 9 and College Football at 10 with late-night high school action and classic programs finishing the late night block.
A TV guide lists multiple sports bouts across channels and times including Washington Senators at Cleveland Indians at 1 30 p m, Kent State versus Ohio University, Boston Red Sox against Detroit Tigers, Dodgers against Giants, Notre Dame versus Northwestern, NFL games Cleveland versus Philadelphia and Detroit versus Pittsburgh, AFL Jets versus Broncos, and a stock car race with World Water Ski Championships noted.
A tour bus carrying Ohio State alumni and friends collided on a ramp to the Autostrada del Sole near Rome. Twenty nine Americans were injured, nine seriously, with seven from Ohio. Names of the injured and their cities were listed. one survivor suffered a brain concussion while others’ injuries were not disclosed. The bus was returning from a Tuscany excursion.
Black River Board of Education approved one year contracts for two new teachers. David Rice, the high school band director, will earn 5200 dollars annually. Mary Keating will teach Special Education at Homerville Elementary with a 6100 dollar salary. Resignations of Carol Brenner and Mabel Neiswinter were accepted. Marilyn Roe was named library aide at Black River Junior High School.
Cyrus Erie West in Ridgeview Shopping Center requires patrons aged 16 to 20 after the city approved raising the former 14 to 18 limit. Mayor Richard Noll calls the spread too wide for this operation. The center holds a city permit with rules against smoking socks or stockings required and no reentry after leaving. Nearby Kipling quip appears in New York dispatch.
Lorain County households owning at least one television set rose by 2,000 to 71,500 of 73,900 homes. Despite the percentage drop from 98 to 97, the county shares top honors with ten others in the state as national penetration holds at 95 percent with 59 million homes owning sets.
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