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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1981
Page
1
Vermilion hosts Barnhill who left Walden Pond for a second career as a Great Lakes watercolorist. Page E-1 reports the scene and the artist premieres new works and color studies reflecting regional landscapes.
C-T Staff Writer Rob Durkee weighs in with predictions on where players will land in the upcoming NFL draft. Also notes a chilly, wet day dampening the Indians with Andre Thornton delivering a three run homer.
Mostly cloudy today with high near 69. Tonight and Monday remain cloudy with a low around 40s and a high in the upper 60s. Rain chances are 10 percent today and 20 percent tonight, with further details on Page A-3.
Documents captured in El Salvador allege that U S church groups donated funds for the needy that were diverted to the guerrillas through CESAH the Ecumenical Council for Humanitarian Assistance. Names include World Council of Churches Catholic Relief Services OXFAM and others. A second memo portrays Farid Handal visiting U S cities to build solidarity for El Salvador leftist causes.
Bobby Sands near death after 56 days on hunger strike says he will not meet European human rights delegates from Denmark and Norway. He accuses Britain of hindering talks as his sister and supporters urge intervention while loyalist protests intensify outside Maze prison.
The Susan B Anthony dollar, dubbed Suzy, debuted in 1979 but failed to replace paper dollars. Most of 340 million coins sit in Fed vaults or the Mint, with about 260 million in collectors hands. few accept it apart from Atlantic City casinos. Banking officials deem it largely a failed public introduction, though some expect it to become a future collectors’ item.
Wartime memories of harsh DI discipline fade as Marine Corps reforms replace brutal language and physical abuse with dignified training. Col Bowlin and Maj Gen Haebel defend the changes while educators and reporters visit Parris Island to verify the new methods and recruit experiences.
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