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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1973
Page
1
Elyria police report 544 burglaries last year with 136 cleared by detectives in 1972 and 72 arrests in 102 cases. Residents urged to improve home security by lighting, alarms, and keeping valuables identified.
In New Orleans stunt man Jerry Comeaux piloted a 585 pound outboard craft across a bayou in a James Bond scene. The Glaston GT 150 powered by a 135 horsepower Evinrude Starflight motor soared nearly ten feet over a highway to land in the bayou on the opposite bank. Roger Moore stars as James Bond in the United Artists film due later this summer.
Forecasts show cloudy skies and rising temperatures with a chance of showers and thundershowers mainly west later today. Tonight will bring scattered showers and cooler lows. A spokesman cited a seaborne Israeli raid aimed at sowing trouble between guerrillas and the Lebanese government. WAFA says guerrillas informed the army 24 hours before explosions.
Former Attorney General John Mitchell said after meeting Nixon that White House aides remotely involved will testify to the Senate committee led by Sam Ervin. He expects open sworn testimony and sees no harm to the presidency or the Republican Party.
Eight year old Charles Brill Jr. riding a bicycle near family farms at Rt 33 and Quarry Road in Pittsfield Township was struck from behind by a car driven by Harold W. Neal. He died after arrival at Allen Memorial Hospital. Neal, of Wakeman, Lorain County, faces first degree homicide charges and will appear in Oberlin Municipal Court. Charles attended Westwood Elementary in Wellington. his sister Charlote and brothers Ronnie and Robert survive him.
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