Five year old boy bitten by brown recluse in Amherst
Todd Quester of Amherst improved slightly as doctors at Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland continued treatment for a brown recluse spider bite. The anti venom serum, flown from Brazil, was administered after initial misdiagnosis of encephalitis. Todd’s prognosis remains guarded with a goal of gradual improvement.
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William Saxbe Rghie
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St Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Sargent skips Indiana bond in Amherst murder case
A two state manhunt continues for Richard Sargent an Indianapolis resident linked to the Amherst grocer killing and a robbery charge. Sargent vanished after posting bond in Indiana and after prior extradition talks with Lorain County authorities, with a 64 question about his release and a mysterious telephone call cited by Sheriff Vernon Smith.
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Marion County
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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Sheriff's Department
Henry Zieba
Zieba
Joseph R. Grunda
Grunda
Sam the reporter in combat Sunday Chronicle page tease
A moving account of a girl reporter in combat appears Sunday in The Chronicle Telegram. High priced athletes pursue film and theater roles as TV fame looms, with Bob Eisenbarth guiding readers on handling telephone solicitors in his Dear Boss column.
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Bob Eisenbarth
Sanitary Sewer Plan Advances in State Approval VON-French Creek Council
Funding issues headline a council meeting as members discuss financing for a proposed sanitary sewer system. State approval appears on the horizon, with dirigentes outlining next steps and potential timelines. The report notes additional community items and a calendar of upcoming events and broadcasts at the local People’s Television station.
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French Creek
De Gaulle begins late push amid referendum fight
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle mounts an 11th hour campaign for reforms as polls favor defeat. He warns that a referendum rejection could bring chaos and that power would shift to regional leaders with his chosen successor. Former premier Georges Pompidou looms as likely post May candidate.
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Lebanon Premier Karami resigns amid crisis flare
In Beirut Premier Rashid Karami resigned after pressuring his support for Arab guerrillas. He met with President Helou who accepted the move and hinted at forming a coalition government. Cairo Al Ahram says Egypt denies a cease-fire line with Israel and UN cease-fire orders. Curfews and arrests rise as rioting leaves 16 dead and about 100 wounded. Washington considers Israel anniversary statements urging direct talks. Israeli spokesperson reports six Egyptians killed in the Sinai clash.
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Salah Gohar
Odd Bull
Avon Lake faces teacher walkout and council talks
Avon Lake teachers approve a May 2 walkout amid salary dispute with the school board. The board has offered a lower starting pay and ceiling, while teachers seek a $800 raise and masters-step increases. City employees vote to recognize the Avon Lake Municipal Employees Association as talks continue.
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Sesmor
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Brief walkout by 24 Negro students at Clearview School
About two dozen Negro students at Clearview School staged a brief walkout outside the principal office refusing to attend classes. Principal Frank Martin said tensions echoed past discrimination incidents and teachers. Administrators met the students and they returned to class within two hours with some parents assisting. Students asked for more Negro teachers, though none are currently available.
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Loratn
Clearview School
Frank Martin
Martin
Martyn
Thore
Two ORNL Scientists Dispute Bomb Debris Analysis In Trial
Two Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists challenged the prosecutions use of neutron activation analysis in the mail bomb murder case of Daniel J Ronee. The defense witnesses argued the method is not absolutely conclusive for court use and questioned its reliability amid related scientific writings and testimony presented.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
National Laboratory
Daniel J Ronee
Orville E Stifel
Renee
Lamont Bates
Enzo Ricci
Ricci
University of Buenos Aires
James Scott
Post Office Department
Washington Laboratory
Scott
William Hopkins
Bernard Stuplinski
Two Elyma students plead guilty in drug case
Two more of the eight Elyma High School students arrested March 24 by Elyma police appeared before Lorain County Juvenile Court Judge Henry P. Webber. They pleaded guilty to delinquency for being in the company of persons using marijuana as charges were reduced.
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Elyma
Lorain County Juvenile Court
Henry P. Webber
Weather report notes mild weekend with showers likely
The forecast calls for warming conditions tonight and tomorrow with upper 60s to lower 70s planned. Expect considerable cloudiness and a mild Sunday with showers, sunrise tomorrow at 18, high 54 and low 37. Details on Page 18.
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