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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

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Apollo 15 astronauts herald wealth of moon data

Houston reports Scott Worden and Irwin say the moon offers rich scientific harvests. They show color images and describe Hadley Base, Apennine cliffs, and a rolling moon car ride. Worden data begin to confirm lunar formation theories as scientists call the crew key contributors to lunar geology.

David R. Scott James B. Irwin Earth Falcon Scott Irwin Worden Paul W. Gast Lunar Sciences Division Manned Spacecraft Center Apennine Hadley Base Moon Gast Lunar

Malinovsky seeks suit over City Hall bugging case details

Lorain city officials face defamation suits after Chief Malinovsky files a 750000 action against Police Chief John Malinovsky accuses Wanda Tully and James Parobek of malicious conduct over eavesdropping charges linked to a bugging device in City Hall. The case highlights public access versus pretrial publicity and the role of officials in disclosures.

Lorain John Malinovsky James Parobek City Hall Parobek Ety Wanda Tully Malinovsky Tully

Fighting Continues in Ulster as Death Toll Reaches 24

In Belfast and Londonderry new clashes erupt amid street fighting in Northern Ireland. The death toll stands at 24 with civilians and soldiers among the victims. IRA leadership reportedly diminished. security forces claim major roundups and internments.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Londonderry Irish Republican Army Ira IRA Northern Ireland Royal Victoria Hospital Army Lower Falls Road Bogside Fountain Street

Weather Update Indicates Warmer Temps and Possible Thunderstorms

Forecast calls for sunny and cool conditions with highs in the 70s and a few afternoon thundershowers possible tomorrow. Tonight remains partly cloudy with lows around the upper 50s and a near zero to 30 percent precipitation chance. Winds shift from northwest today to southwesterly tomorrow, with sunset at 8 31 p.m. and sunrise at 6 31 a.m.

Human cost of Chinese Communism cited in Senate study

The Senate Internal Security subcommittee reports 34 to 63 million deaths in 50 years under Chinese Communism, with Richard L Walker estimating about 50 million. Senator James Eastland says publication timely as Nixon paves path to Peking for peace and stresses awareness in relations with Red China. The study, starting 1921, covers Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai and notes some economic gains amid brutal human toll.

Washington Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Richard L Walker Institute of International Studies University of South Carolina China Nixon Peking James C. Eastland D-Miss Subcommittee Red China Eastland Walker Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Chinese Communist Party Mainland Mao Tse-tung Chou En-lai

Teens Readying Pistol as Questioning Begins

In Cleveland two 15 year old twins Donald and Ronald Trogdon along with a friend examined a 32 caliber revolver offered by a 16 year old seller who had recently acquired the gun from a neighborhood man. Investigators began reviewing the incident and the circumstances surrounding the weapon.

Cleveland UPI Donald Trogdon Ronald

Youth held after fatal shooting in suspected accidental incident

A youth is detained by police for questioning after a fatal upstairs bedroom shooting that killed Donald. Police say the incident appears accidental and believe the youth's mother may have influenced the event.

Donald

Open Heart camp ends day with dramatic pretend chase

In Mill Hollow Park Vermilion twenty-seven youths and six area departments staged a staged gun battle car plunge and cliff incident as Operation Open Heart 1971 ended day one. Officers and escorts supervised the boys as a mock pursuit unfolded culminating in four wounded “outlaws” then revealed as a film hoax. The event ran into police and fire sirens as cameras captured the action.

Mill Hollow Park Vermilion Operation Open Heart Amherst Art Koppenhafer Operation Open Heart Board of Directors Summit County Akron Green Acres Oberlin Elyria Lorain Lorain County Erie County Lorain County Metropolitan Park District Vermilion River

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