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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1975
Page
2
Susan Ward, Ford's 18 year old daughter, was recalled from a Ming tombs tour to join her parents in a meeting with Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-tung in Peking. A brief notice allowed only nearby guests to attend, mirroring earlier Kissinger summons to the same meeting.
Local officials at the National League of Cities warn Congress to reenact the 1972 general revenue sharing act which funds about 150 million dollars annually to cities for basic services. Mayors Poelker and Landrieu emphasize potential budget and service cuts if renewal fails and urge interim funding.
The FBI investigates a handwritten death threat against Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk received by a Cleveland newspaper. The letter, written from a fictitious address and postmarked Cleveland, alleges harm within two weeks and cites racist language. Federal extortion law is being considered in the inquiry.
A Chinese band mistakenly played MSU's fight song at a Beijing banquet for President Ford. Officials gave conflicting replies about the error, with Ron Nessen noting no recollection of the MSU tune. Washington remained tight lipped as questions swirled over how the mix up occurred and who was responsible. Victory for S S U.
A Chronicle-Telegram carrier, Edward P. Ewing, 13, was robbed of about $30 yesterday at 4:45 p.m. in the 400 block of West Avenue. Two teenagers demanded his cash, then fled west on Second Street as the victim was delivering papers. Elyria police investigated the incident.
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