Israeli Jets Hit Jordanian Village Amid Border Clash
Israeli jets attacked the desert Jordanian village of Mansiya near the border after a patrol was fired on. A Jordanian spokesman said napalm was dropped with farm damage but no Israeli casualties. Violence also flared on the Lebanon border and in the Gaza Strip with clashes and rioting involving schoolgirls protesting jailed Gaza women.
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Fatal crash on Detroit Road claims two Lorain County men
A 6:50 am collision on Detroit Road in Rocky River killed two Lorain County men. James D. Cau dill, 22, of Elyria and Morton Dean Patten, 20, of Lorain died after their westbound car crossed the center line and struck a tractor trailer driven by Lee Roy Radcliffe of Sheffield Lake. Radcliffe escaped unharmed as his truck rolled onto a car driven by Francis Mrozek, who was treated and released from Lakewood Hospital. Police report the Bates Road downgrade and slippery conditions contributed to the crash.
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Sixth St
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Sheffield Lake
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Francis Mrozek
Canterbury Road
Westlake
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Bates Road
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Rt. 57
Rt 2
Elyria Hires Five Policemen Amid Finance Strain
Five Elyria men were sworn in as city policemen despite budget constraints from the defeated income tax proposal. Mayor Reichlin announced the hires, costing about 36000 for the rest of the year, and said city services would shift to a pay as you use plan to cover costs. The new officers are David E Gull Gary J Sadowski Bruce R McCafferty Vincent P O'Brien and James W Sampson.
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Council
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Bellefield Ave
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Lake Ave
Vincent P O'Brien
Cornell Blvd
North Ridgeville
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Beebert
Nixon backs great power talks on Middle East peace
President Nixon endorses early UN great power talks with Soviet Union Britain and France to break the deadlock in Middle East peace efforts. He plans to send a friendly note to Gamal Abdel Nasser and gears up for a European tour to Paris London Bonn and Rome.
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Eastern jet hijacked to Cuba from Jacksonville
An Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727 with 78 passengers and seven crew was hijacked north of Jacksonville Florida and ordered to Cuba. The FAA said the plane was en route from Newark to Miami and was hijacked around 10 45 am EST about nine miles east of Charleston. The pilot was in radio contact with the Jacksonville control center.
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Longshoremen Walk Off Jobs at Baltimore and Ohio Docks
Fifty-one members of Local 106 ILA walked off the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad docks in Lorain after 14 months of stalled wage and fringe benefits talks. President James Recupero said no further meetings are scheduled with the Toledo Lorain Fairport Co. Normally 80 men work the dock during the shipping season.
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Nixon seeks one-year extension of 10 percent surtax
Senate chatter reports President Nixon telling congressional leaders he wants the 10 per cent surtax extended for one year. The quiz asks if Sen. Everett Dirksen confirmed this stance as true or false on page B.
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Boris Karloff Dies at 81 in England
Boris Karloff, famed for Frankenstein's monster in films and a long stage and TV career, died at King Edward VII Hospital in Midhurst England at age 81 He was born William Henry Pratt on November 23 1887 in Dulwich England He had been hospitalized since last November and had previously been ill for some time The death closes a career spanning more than fifty years in entertainment
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King Edward the VII Hospital
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Dulwich
Groundhog Day predicts more winter as storms hit Ohio
Groundhog watchers in Punxsutawney saw a shadow signaling six more weeks of winter. Ohio records a drop from 53 to 31 degrees with light snow and slick roads across counties. State patrol reports minor accidents and reduced speeds on the Turnpike with gradual warming expected later in the week.
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Castalia
State Patrol
Jump takes job as deputy director
In a surprise move State Senator Harry V Jump declined appointment as State Insurance Superintendent Gov James Rhodes named Fred B Smith of Columbus to the post Jump asked Rhodes to rescind the appointment citing eligibility concerns for office subject to Senate confirmation Rhodes said Jump will be named Deputy Director to Smith at 15600 a year The deputy role is not subject to Senate approval Two Elyma area men were named to succeed Jump as state senator Henry Schriver and Seadner Fauver County GOP chairman Robert Corts planned a meeting with leaders from Ene Huron and Richland Counties to discuss Torn to pages col 3
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R-13
James Rhodes
Fred B Smith
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Rhodes
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Smith
Henry Schriver
Belden
Seadner Fauver
Schriver
Joh Fauver
GOP
Robert Corts
Ene Huron
Richland
Columbus Mirage Tricks With Three Galleons
A playful remark highlights Christopher Columbus using three ships to span vast distances, wryly noting the miles he claimed to have covered and the lasting impact of his voyage.
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Christopher Columbus
Mirage
Weather Brief Cold Snap With Snow Flurries
Colder tonight and tomorrow with teens for lows. Light snow about an inch expected tonight. Squalls possible tomorrow. Sunset today 5 45 p m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 36 a m. High 55 at 4 15 p m yesterday. Low 31 at 6 30 a m today. Details on Page B 4.
Annual automobile show opens at Midway Mall
Car buffs can view a week long show at Midway Mall beginning tonight. Lorain County auto dealers display foreign and domestic cars through Sunday with shows from 10 to 10. A special auto dealers section starts on page C1 in today’s Chronile Telegram.
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Chronile-Telegram
Goldberg store cited as lottery violator
The Meier Goldberg Super Market on Grsagid Road near Rt 57 was cited Friday by State liquor agents for permitting gambling devices and a Thursday Money Night prize drawing. Officials noted the store ran a raffle with cash prizes and a registered participant list. Legal action is expected.
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Grsagid Road
Gambang
Don Ssi
Money Night
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