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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1970
Page
9
In a six diamond contract West opens with a spade. The appraiser explains why a club finesse fails and how South should draw trumps and lead a club to force West to win with the king of clubs on air. South then discards two hearts from dummy and ruffs a heart to reach the slam.
The United Steelworkers of America reinstates the Lorain Labor Leader weekly after a February censure over alleged misuse to influence a union election. A Sept. 23 Atlantic City hearing led to restoration ahead of the union’s annual meeting. Dominic Amato served as acting president during Roberts absence.
The Rev. Paul Shanley, known as Boston's street priest, quits his runaways mission after years of dressing among the youths. He says he can't continue and plans a talks with the new Boston archbishop about his future. Shanley describes guiding up to 30 youths nightly, aiming to pull them off streets and provide shelter.
Washington sources say House Senate conferees will reject Senate backed amendment to extend the Delta Queen’s exemption from the 1966 maritime safety law. If denied, the 44 year old wooden sternwheeler would end overnight trips though daytime sails may continue with up to 50 passengers.
Police report a weekend burglary at Franklin School 446 West 1st Street. Items stolen include two TV sets, two microscopes, a record player, two footballs, two basketballs, and a small amount of change from offices. No sign of forced entry. Principal Dr John V Bara provided the details.
Lorain County area residents reported funnel cloud signs triggering several emergency calls to sheriff and weather authorities. No injuries reported as responses and assessments continued.
LaGrange prep includes 300 block center street plant nearing 80 percent ready. Lorain County deputies report funnel cloud sightings near Amherst and Vermilion with no area damage. Principal parent firm American Wire and Cable of Cleveland says production could begin by March or April with up to 12 workers in two years.
Daily horoscope for September 9 highlights your Sagittarius personality traits and advises caution with opponents. It lists sign-by-sign notes including Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio and guidance on mood, problem solving, and relationships. Leia style suggests readers select their birthday to read the corresponding paragraph and apply it to the day.
Street department superintendent Joseph P. Keller and worker Buddy Miller found a 50 to 60 pound wild pig in a trap they set while cleaning ditches on Jaycox Road. They plan to send the animal to a farmer for pen confinement.
Carrie Y. McKenzel 88 of Anchor Lodge Nursing Home Lorain died August 10 leaving an estate valued at 208139 entirely in securities and bank funds. Executors are Harold Y. Johnson and William Yeckley. Her husband Thomas died in 1953.
Steve Kasper of 132 Courtland St. sues for 200000 after being struck Feb at Broad Seat and West Avenue by Ruby P. Fishburn of 655 West Royalton Road Grafton. Carrie Kasper seeks 50000 for damages to her husband injuries.
Elyria Head Start opens Thursday with 102 children enrolled. Nine half day sessions run 9:30 to 12:30 and 12:30 to 3:30 at Asbury United Methodist Mount Zion Baptist Pilgrim's United Church of Christ and St. Paul's United Church of Christ. Transportation is by Elyria Board of Education buses.
HURON Three deputies and three auxiliary deputies in the Huron County Sheriff Department were promoted by Sheriff John Borgia. LeRoy Axx of Norwalk was promoted to captain. James Robertson, formerly Greenwich chief of police, and William Day were raised to sergeant. Auxiliaries John R Nichols Collins and Robert Smith were promoted to captain and sergeant respectively, with Marion Bellamy also rising to sergeant.
Ohio State University freshmen were told they may lose their housing or privileges if they ignore campus ground rules. President Fawcett urged students to focus on learning and cautioned that disruptions will be addressed with a stronger campus police presence and outside reinforcement, including the Ohio Highway Patrol. Classes for about 45,000 students begin tomorrow.
The Black River High School Band held a no admission memorial concert for Donald Lara and Marjorie Rock. Donations from the event plus a $26 majorettes gift push the Spencer scholarship fund to about $4,150, managed by Farmers Savings Bank.
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