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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1975
Page
1
A mid-air crash near the county airport left one person dead and two injured. Authorities investigated the scene as witnesses described the chaotic moment and emergency crews responded swiftly. The incident prompted renewed calls for aviation safety measures.
Gov. Rhodes orders a cleanup at the Ohio Lottery Commission and appoints Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte, 54, as executive director after a power struggle ends with Robert S. Malaga resigning as director. Chiaramonte promises sound management and public trust.
In Belfast and Londonderry mobs protested internment without trial with gunfire, bombs, and rioting. A Roman Catholic youth was shot dead as more than 30 incidents injured soldiers and civilians. officials reported about 34 arrests. The drive against IRA detainees continues ahead of Christmas releases.
The Viking spacecraft, atop a Titan Centaur rocket, is scheduled to lift off from Cape Canaveral to explore Mars. If successful, it will enter Martian orbit next summer and deploy a robotic lab to the Martian surface near a 3,000 mile canyon at Chryse, targeting a July 4 1976 landing.
President Ford was briefed on a likely nationwide natural gas shortfall of about 15 percent this winter with local shortages potentially 31 percent or higher in the Columbia Gas service area. Industries may shut down and job losses could follow as advisers weigh actions. warmer weather forecast ahead.
In Atlanta federal regulators plan to move the American alligator from endangered to threatened in most Southern states. Officials say the population is booming and could allow limited commercial hunting and sale of alligator products, though open hunting would not be allowed.
The Ohio Department of Insurance opened an investigation that may revoke Anthony J. Marsico's right to sell insurance in Ohio. Marsico admitted stealing over 320000 dollars in 1974 from the auto license bureau he ran in Elyria. He is a former Elyria councilman and deputy auto registrar now under disciplinary steps, with a hearing and appeal possible.
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