Infant Smile Celebrates National Smile Week
A captioned photo feature highlights a baby with two teeth smiling to promote National Smile Week, noting that a smile is more attractive than a frown through a charming collection of portraits.
05 Aug 1970
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1970
Page
1
A captioned photo feature highlights a baby with two teeth smiling to promote National Smile Week, noting that a smile is more attractive than a frown through a charming collection of portraits.
The Elyria Board of Education relies on estimation and educated guesses to set income for the budget. Clerk treasurer June Blakeslee notes that state foundations, local real estate, and personal property taxes are uncertain until January and may not all be received. The article begins a series on public school financial procedures.
Israeli warplanes hit back in the Suez Canal zone for the 77th day of air raids while Egyptian artillery struck Israeli positions. Jordanian targets were raided in reprisal for Arab guerrilla attacks. ground skirmishes reported along the Lebanon border as rift grows over the U.S. cease-fire plan. Cairo reports one Israeli tank destroyed and two Israeli soldiers wounded.
Mostly cloudy through tomorrow with chances of thander showers and warm weekend ahead. Highs in the 70s today and around 88 tomorrow. precipitation chances 10 to 20 percent. Later, reports note cross border clashes in the Levant and a Libyan led Arab conference in Tripoli amid Iraq Egypt rift. Elyria and Lorain water data appear in parenthetical note.
Eleven dead, four hospitalized and seven missing after a downtown Minneapolis apartment complex fire on East Hennepin Avenue. Fire Chief Kenneth Hall said three story brick structure was heavily damaged and the blaze began on a wooden back porch at 12 54 a m. Twenty nine persons were in the building at start. nine escaped.
Fire at a Medina County fair exhibit damaged ground floor businesses including Don Leary's TV and Record Shop, Hennepin Loan Co, Ukrainian Gift Shop, and JES Investment Co on the second floor. Hall said the hallway was full of fire with victims found on the top floor. The fire was controlled about two hours after starting with damage estimated at $150.00.
Franklin County prosecutors issued subpoenas to State Auditor Roger Cloud State Treasurer John Herbert State Attorney General Paul Brown and State Senator Robin Turner as part of a grand jury inquiry into irregularities in state loan programs. The probe aims to clarify auditor reports and may include more treasurer and School Employees Retirement system staff.
Charles Manson disrupted the Tate murder trial by displaying a newspaper bearing the headline Manson Guilty Nixon Declares. Judge Charles Older ordered the trial to continue after threatening a mistrial, and held defense attorney Shinn in contempt for placing papers on the defense table.
Congress examined Army plans to ship 15 540 nerve gas rockets by rail to Sunny Point for ocean disposal. Surgeon General Steinfeld testified the project is less hazardous than daily transport of chlorine and ammonia. Critics questioned risk of coffins decomposing and gas reaching the ocean environment. local officials warned of potential disruption and protests along the Macon to Sunny Point route.
About 40 boys plus their fathers plan a camping trip August 19 and 20 at Mill Hollow Park Vermilion. Operation Open Heart appeals for tents and sleeping bags with Roy Jensen asking any donors to contact him at 620 Georgetown Ave. The outing will include 14 Green Acres Home Oberlin boys and 25 from Summit County Children’s Home Akron plus law enforcement and local businesses.
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