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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1978
Page
4
A submarine delivered to the Navy in Virginia today marks a notable naval event. The ceremony confirms completion and handover of the vessel to active service, highlighting progress in fleet expansion and maritime defense.
Havana UPI Fidel Castro concludes an accord with Cuban exiles to free about 3600 political prisoners. The agreement, first between emigres and a revolutionary government in 50 years, may reunite families in 1979 and ease U S Cuba tensions. About 400 prisoners are named for release with 10 women among them. Venezuela to take up to 1500. Most freed likely go to the United States, where parole could admit around 480 monthly.
Denver UPI report outlines Frank Morriss, editor of The Wanderer, warning at a federal hearing that proposed federally funded test tube baby experiments would mirror Nazi wartime human experiments and involve destroying fertilized eggs, equating it to murder.
The fragment lists publication data for December 8 1978 issue number 342 from Elyria Ohio. It notes daily publication by The Laram County Printing & Publishing Company with a price 115 per week by mail 60 per year payable in advance.
Arthur Woodrow Cline, 62, was cleared on murder charges after a district judge ruled the prosecution could not prove homicide. The Jamestown case dated to 1972 when Julia Cline was allegedly killed and her body kept in a freezer until earlier this year. The DA said new charges could go before a grand jury in January.
Derek DeMent lived with cerebral palsy, worked daily at Key Power Systems Inc. He rode a motorized tricycle to work, weathering hardship with cheer. Friday a 1968 station wagon fatally struck him, delivering a final, public testament to his independence. The driver, Robert Morris, faced charges of careless driving.
Masood Khan, famed for large credit antics and two million dollar checks, was arrested in Washington DC on a unlawful threat charge. He previously faced theft of services in Atlanta and was linked to lavish nightlife with monumental checks and a suspended credit card saga.
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