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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1968
Page
9
A Christmas tale recounts Henry Wetherspoon the misbehaving boy nicknamed Ding Dong. Santa and his elf Edgar debate Henry's fate and consider sending him to a kinder place, as the North Pole weighs a different kind of Christmas list.
Washington AP report notes President Johnson remains unpredictable as his term ends. Officials dodge specifics on a possible missile curbs summit with Soviet leaders and a Senate ratification session, while observers recall past surprises and hint at further surprises before January 20.
The piece argues that air pollution is distributed unfairly and suggests a Federal Pollution Redistribution Corp to emit wind machines moving smog from polluted regions to cleaner areas. It cites a U S statistic of 1500 pounds per person annually and blames the current free market for unequal exposure. The tone is humorous but critical of federal action.
William Petkovsek of 43343 Foster Park Rd reported his garage at Foster Park Read residence broken into Sunday night. Tools valued at about 285 dollars including a torch gauges beepers sender drill and battery charger were taken before he left for work around 9 p.m.
Scholarships at Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism offer 600 to 1100 dollars yearly for four years to Aree high school seniors. Nominations must come from a newspaper. The Chronicle Telegram invites interested seniors to contact us. Deadline January 1. Interviews by Edward H. Murphy CT personnel director. Applicants judged on journalism interest, class ranking, SAT scores, and three of the College Entrance Examination Board tests including English composition. exam arrangements due by December 7. Initiated in 1858 to honor Col. Robert R. McCormick of The Chicago Tribune.
A Munich court ordered a halt to sales of the German translation of William Manchester’s history of the Krupp industrial dynasty until Manchester deletes passages deemed damaging and untruthful by the court.
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