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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
1
Molly Carmello 17 stands beside toy soldiers and heralds at Ely Park entrance as part of Christmas decorations bought by the city and Chamber of Commerce for 10000 dollars. Her parents are John and Mrs. Carmello of 213 Michigan Ave. photo by John Kenney.
At Leonardo da Vinci airport Arab guerrillas killed numerous passengers in a Pan Am Boeing 707 crash and hijacked a Lufthansa jet to Athens. Authorities said 11 first class passengers died and up to 40 may have perished. Four hijackers claimed to be Palestinians as negotiations with Greek authorities continued. Weather tonight cold with light snow flurries and modest winds.
Energy chief William E. Simon told an agricultural outlook conference that farmers dairymen and fishermen will receive the fuel they need to harvest and process crops even as allocations give agriculture priority. He cautioned forecasts of gasoline prices are speculative and noted possible rationing decisions to President Nixon.
Ohio truck movement steadies with Lorain and Ashland counties reporting no park ins after Friday. More than 160 trucks were halted Friday at various sites, but all four park ins dissolved by Saturday. Firms say shortages eased as shipments resume, while sabotage hits Levens Corp near Mogadore and drivers organize in Middletown.
Secretary of State Kissinger announced Israel will attend the Geneva peace conference with talks in Jerusalem focusing on the separation of Israeli and Egyptian forces on the Suez front. Arab guerrillas meanwhile bombed a U.S. jet in Rome and hijacked a West German airliner. He noted full agreement on opening procedures and U.S. Israeli contacts during negotiations.
The Lorain County Treasurer’s office moved into the new Administration Building at Middle Avenue and Third Street, leaving the old 328 Broad St. site and completing interior work later. Pictured are Howard Landon, Walter Brock, Fred M. Ritenauer, and Ronald M. Landig.
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