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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1976
Page
1
The Chronicle-Telegram quotes a woman saying she has visited her son in the Virgin Islands only three times in the last decade. She notes Christmas trips were brief and cites family duties as a key factor in her retirement decision while denying age as a reason and refusing to disclose her exact age.
A powerful earthquake struck Guatemala City and rattled Honduras El Salvador and Mexico causing extensive damage. Debris blocked streets, critical services failed, and casualties were reported ranging from dozens to hundreds with officials racing to confirm totals as aftershocks continued.
Colder than normal weather helped push gas bills higher, say Columbia Gas of Ohio officials. The article notes January was 11 percent colder than normal and 19 percent colder than 1975, with forecasts of freezing nights and possible snow. Officials say no major curtailments are planned this winter despite rising fuel costs.
Lorain County case outlines a demand for $320,000 restitution from Anthony J. Marsico, 54, imprisoned for theft of motor vehicle license fees. Judge Mikus warned of no shock probation without money, while Marsico’s attorney pressed for early release and noted ongoing restitution efforts.
Models Gale Fuhrman and Joel Fuhrman of New York and Lisa Marie Allen of Los Angeles wear the United States winter uniforms. The red outfits feature blue stripes and white stars on sleeves and legs. After a morning ceremony, competition begins in Innsbruck Austria with coverage on page C-4.
Daniel Molinoff shares a joint custody plan with his ex-wife Marilyn for sons Michael and Joel. Each parent has the boys half the year with six weeks of summer vacation, school routines kept at both homes, and both parents active in daily care. Molinoff, a part time attorney and businessman, says the arrangement works, noting the value of both parents in the children's lives.
The Senate ethics committee said it is cooperating with federal agencies in an in depth investigation of alleged illegal Gulf Oil campaign donations to several senators. Names were not listed, but officials tied to the matter include Sens. Hugh Scott, Howard Cannon, Russell Long, Henry M. Jackson and former Rep. Ford. TAC
In Barranquilla Colombia a piglet born last weekend showed human like mouth cheekbones and nails before dying two hours later. Veterinarian German Garcia Cardona studied the corpse noting deformities and suggesting sow drugs may have caused the anomaly. The second piglet appeared normal but also died shortly after birth, triggering local worry among peasants who called it a diabolical creature.
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