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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1975

Page

2

Bomb suspected in Massillon restaurant blasts deaths of three firemen

MassillonOhio fire chief said there were indications a bomb or bombs triggered two explosions and a fire at the La Cuisina restaurant killing firemen Frank Urwin Donald Roseman and Kenneth Arnold. Fire Captain Joseph Glossen and bystander Norman Reeder were injured.

Massillon, Ohio UPI Michael Bedner Bedner Frank Urwin Donald Roseman Kenneth Arnold la Cuisina Massillon City Hospital Joseph Glossen Doctors’ Hospital Norman Reeder Glossen Reeder

Eloise Dominates 1975 Atlantic Season Summary

The season closed with six hurricanes and two tropical storms amid a broader trend of fewer, weaker storms. Eloise, though deadly, was rated low on a major scale and caused extensive damage in Florida and northeastern U.S. Affected areas included Puerto Rico Hispaniola and the Florida Panhandle with losses estimated at 100 to 150 million dollars. Other storms Blanche Caroline Faye Amy Hallie Doris and Gladys affected coastline regions.

Miami Eloise National Hurricane Center Neil Frank Puerto Rico Hispaniola United States Haiti Dominican Republic Cuba Florida Panhandle Fort Walton Beach Panama City Florida Blanche Nova Scotia Caroline Mexico Tampico Faye Bermuda Doris Gladys Amy Hallie Carolina

Most wanted woman terrorist held in Ireland

Police in Monaghan Ireland detained Margaret McKearney described as Britain s most wanted woman terrorist along with three others. She belongs to the Irish Republican Army which claimed responsibility for last week s killing of anti terror campaigner Ross McWhirter and fifteen bomb blasts in Britain during the past three months.

Margaret McKearney Britain Monaghan Ireland Irish Republican Army Ross McWhirter McWhirter

Test case set if Stevens gets OK for death penalty vote

UPI reports special prosecutor Richard A. Sprague says he may file a test case if Senate confirms Supreme Court nominee John P. Stevens to determine whether he could restore the death penalty. Sprague notes the 1972 high court ruling and Pennsylvania's recent remand in Aubran Martin's case as context.

Stevens Philadelphia UPI Richard A. Sprague Yablonski U.S. Supreme Court John P. Stevens Philadelphia First Senate Ford William C. Douglas Douglas Pennsylvania Supreme Court Aubran W Buddy” Martin Cleveland Martin Sprague Pennsylvania Paul E. Gilly

Reagan backs Ford if his bid fails in 1976 race

Ronald Reagan said he would support President Ford if Ford defeats him for the Republican nomination in 1976 while ruling out a third party bid. He noted differences with Ford on Panama Canal negotiations, Cuba trade restraints, and inflation, but pledged not to divide the GOP.

Reagan Ford Los Angeles Ronald Reagan California Panama Canal Cuba

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