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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
11
Evening guide lists various programs across channels 3, 5, 8, with documentaries, dramas, and talk segments. Highlights include Classic Theatre Preview, Invisible Man, Barbary Coast, Phyllis, All in the Family, Rhoda and Maude, plus a nature log with Western Shoshone cheetahs.
Jimmy Stewart and Clark Gable both served in the U S Army Air Force in World War II. Stewart enlisted March 21 1941 and flew 25 missions as a bomber pilot earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and other decorations. he retired as a Brigadier General. Gable served in Europe as a photographer and left as a Major. Both were over age at enlistment.
A wary critique of the fall television season mocks slick car-chasing tropes and overused slang like sicko and turkey. It singles out Starsky and Hutch and Aaron Spelling shows, notes Sally Struthers’s perceived failure without All in the Family, and ridicules modern crime and medical dramas for sensationalism and weak messaging. The piece also lampoons fictional reporters and outdated plot devices, ending with a jab at titillating content and a New York trivia flap about Ellery Queen.
A list of evening film ratings with channel numbers and runtimes. Highlights include Angie Dickinson in The Sins of Rachel Cade on Ch 11 at 4 p.m. and William Holden with Deborah Kerr in The Proud and the Profane on Ch 43 at 8 p.m. Also listed are There’s a Girl in My Soup on Ch 3 at 9 p.m. and The Charge of the Light Brigade on Ch 43 at 11:30 p.m. with other features throughout the night led by Behold a Pale Horse on Ch 11 at 4 p.m. and Fighter Squadron on Ch 4 at 1 p.m.
A lengthy hospital listing names numerous residents from Avon to Elyria and Sheffield Lake. The summarized roster includes Mrs Burl Anderson, Mrs Michael CzERKAS, Beverly Flowers, Mrs Henry Gaddis, Mrs George Grayardson, Francis MestRE, Rafael Morales and daughter, Matthew Nichols, Terry Patterson, Mrs SKARUPA, Mrs Verespe and daughter, Ollie Williamson, Jesse Farta, Mary Fitzpatrick, Dominic Lener, Thomas Webb, James Wrice, Mrs Minnich, Aida Cuevas, Timothy Hicks, Anne Lessett, Joseph Szilagyi, Jo seph Szilagyi, Karen Blackhall, Tamara Cawthon, Mrs Ronald Clay, Mrs Philip Dechant, Mrs David DeMarco, Angelo Fantin, Alonzo Guide, Barry Hamilton and son, Ray Harder, Francisco Havrilla, Mrs Leroy Jackson, Edward Kamody, Shannon Kosztyo, Ida Mae Massella, Mrs Ignacio Munoz and son, Jil Ouellet, Mrs Leonard Podrosky, Enrique Rodriguez, Julia Rodriguez, Olive Shupe, Dorothy Stever, Henry Sturgill, Mrs Charles Vidovich, Jeffrey Williams, Mrs Sherman Wright, Joseph Taliano, Dennis Collins, Josephine Blackburn, CalvinBobrowski, Mrs Roy Edwards, Deborah Schultz, Otto Elliott, Mrs Charles Donato, Avon.
The Elyria Board of Education discusses rights and responsibilities guidelines for students parents and teachers at Tonight's 7 30 p m public meeting in the school board offices 40710 Griswold Rd Previously tabled at the August meeting the guidelines were developed over the past year by the pupil personnel department with input from administration parents teachers community groups and students.
Elyria police investigated a burglary at 1061 Garden St. yesterday at 8 p.m. An intruder entered the Virginia M. Arnold apartment likely with a key or by taking a Jock and raided the refrigerator. Taken were a pound of salt two dozen eggs a loaf of bread and a half gallon of soda. Police stated all items remained inside the refrigerator.
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