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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

1

Judge assails courthouse remodeling waste of tax money

Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Henry P. Webber blasts the $200000 courthouse remodel as a waste of tax dollars and warns commissioners not to interfere with his staff. He says space is adequate in the building for his departments and opposes current plans as public funds are spent on phase one converting offices into court spaces.

Lorain County Common Pleas Henry P. Webber Webber LeRoy F. Kelly Sears PINCURA Paul J. Mikus Roberts Booth M. Bazley Ohio Supreme Court appellate court Mikus common pleas court Bazley Robert J. Corts Roy A. West Akron

Robber Disguised Cop Steals $833000 in Japan Bank Heist

A man dressed as a traffic policeman on a stolen motorbike duped four Toshiba Electric bank workers on a Tokyo road near Fuchu prison. He warned of planted dynamite, then fled with the car and three cash boxes worth $833,000, in what police call Japan’s greatest highway robbery.

TOKYO UPI Fuchu Toshiba Electric Co Eiji Nakada Koganei Nakada

Man to Man Quips About Rainy Day Savings

A humorous quip notes that years of saving vanished when the speaker met a woman who wiped it out with one monsoon remark. The line plays on romance and finances with a playful twist.

Two Penn State skiers survive 36 hours on Mt Marcy

Two Penn State students Stephen Clautice and Richard Stepp, missing for about 36 hours in sub zero conditions on New York's Mt Marcy, trekked to a lean-to then continued toward Keene Valley. They reached safety late yesterday, carried no provisions and were not hospitalized.

LAKE PLACID N.Y UPI Penn State New York Keene Valley Stephen Clautice Gates Mills Cleveland Richard Stepp York Mt. Marcy Adirondack Keene Marcy Peak conservation department university

Death Toll Passes 30 000 in Vietnam War

UPI reports the number of Americans killed in Vietnam has exceeded 30,000, with nearly half dying this year. Official tallies show 29,865 deaths through Nov 30 since 1961, while U.S. sources confirm the latest total surpassed 30,000 amid renewed shelling along Saigon and Cambodia borders.

SAIGON UPI Vietnam U.S Cambodia North Vietnam Navy RASC

Jets clash as Israeli forces claim downed Egyptian MIG

TEL AVIV AP Israeli and Egyptian jets fought over the Red Sea northern neck. The Israeli army said one Egyptian MIG was shot down and all Israeli jets returned safely. A senior Israeli official said the damaged MIG was being pursued and that another aircraft was headed back to base.

TEL AVIV Red Sea Aan bass

Weather in the 20s With Cold Temps Continued

Partly cloudy conditions remain through tomorrow with highs in the 20s and a slight warmup expected. Tonight’s lows dip to the teens and low 20s, sunset at 4 58 p m, sunrise 7 43 a m, high 25 at 2 15 p m and low 14 at 6 a m. Details on page 8.

Boy hero helps two boys from icy river

A 11 year old Kevin Trumble saved two boys by pulling them from the Black River while sledding near Grafton Road. He learned the rescue from his father Elyria Fire Department Lieutenant Jack Trumble and used a long stick to pull them out. The two rescued boys did not share their names or thank him afterward. Kevin is a fifth grader at St. John Lutheran School.

Kevin Trumble Grafton Road Black River Kevin Elyria Jack Trumble Ricky and Randy Jenkins Southwood Dr D. E. Harrison Grafton Rd St. John Lutheran School

Viet Cong Accuses U S of Worse Crimes Stall Talks in Paris

Viet Cong deputy leader Duong Dinh Thao announced that American forces in Vietnam commit crimes worse than Hitlerite fascists and urged direct talks with the Viet Cong. Diplomats said the blast and hard line rhetoric jeopardize plans to open Viet Nam talks next week, with Saigon and Hanoi seeking a compromise.

PARIS UPI United States Nazi Germany Duong Dinh Thao Vietnam Saigon NORTH Vietnam Thao National Liberation Front Viet Cong North South Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky Hanoi Pars U. S HANOS

Wellington plans industrial park in master plan

Wellington provisions to set up an industrial park to be included in the master plan. The item notes attention to zoning and development steps as the plan progresses.

WELLINGTON

Romanian Foreign Minister Murescu Visits East Berlin

Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu arrived in East Berlin by train for an official visit to East Germany. The trip aims to ease East German tensions after Romania and West Germany established diplomatic relations.

Nixon cabinet guesses roving in press runoff

A UPI wire wrap argues Nixon will name John Mitchell as attorney general Robert Finch to HEW Daniel Moynihan as HUD John Volpe as transport George Romney as commerce David Kennedy as treasury Red Blount postmaster general James Reynolds or John Gilooley for labor John Love or Tom Babcock for interior John Zwach Mark Andrews Al Shock Clarence Palmby for agriculture and Douglas Dillon as secretary of state, with Dillon declining and observers rethinking picks.

John N. Mitchell Nixon New York Robert H. Finch California Housing and Urban Development Daniel P. Moynihan Harvard John A. Volpe Massachusetts millionair Commerce George Romney Michigan American Motors Treasury David M. Kennedy Continental Trimota Bank and Trust Co Chicago Peetmaster Winton M. ‘Red’ Blount United States Chamber of Commerce south James J. Reynolds John J. Gilooley New York City North Dakota Al Shock Sioux Falls Clarence Palmby Department of Agriculture Eisenhower Douglas Dillon

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WALTER A. GODFREY Ludwig M. Pincura Jerry Keron J. Norman Thompson Japan Da Nang America McCann Dedham Mass headquarters Tri Ton Nui Co Jook BOB EISENBARTH Hitler NEW LONDON HENRIETTA — Firelands AMHERST UW North Ridgeville Wire service Richard M. Nixon
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