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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
1
Eight young women in the Boston area have been killed since last summer with strangulation or suffocation. A grand jury may indict a prime suspect in Damaris Gillispie death as police pursue similar cases and note a linked Norfolk Prison Colony hospital patient.
Senator John C Stennis of Mississippi, hospitalized after a robbery shooting near his Washington home, underwent emergency surgery at Walter Reed. Doctors described his condition as very serious and grave, with concerns over venous blockage in the small intestine and a guarded prognosis previously changing to grave.
The ICCS chair Michel Gauvin said the initial groups of American prisoners could be released around February 10 in Hanoi with some from the North and others from the South. Paris was named as the site for a postwar international conference to begin February 26, with South Vietnam’s Thieu government concurring. Two transfer sites for Viet Cong prisoners in South Vietnam were noted as An Loc and Phu Hoa. U.S. troop strength fell below 20 000 after 2 000 more were withdrawn in four days.
Children and families admire a large functional sculpture designed by French American artist Niki De Saint Phalle. The piece, funded by private California sponsors, is part of a Jerusalem Foundation and Israel Museum program to place renowned artworks in public spaces, with the park donated by private donors.
Area POWs can receive between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars when released, a small reimbursement for years of imprisonment by the Viet Cong. Some 562 servicemen listed by North Vietnam have funds earning 10 percent interest, plus a further 5 dollar daily payment for time spent in captivity.
Edward Brewer of 631 W Herrick Ave was killed at Sterling Foundry when he slipped into a sand-filled silo around 10 am. Fire Rescue removed his body after a 30 minute effort. Brewer owned Ed Brewer Metal and worked as a welder on top of the silo.
CHALTA members from Elyria and Lorain Catholic high schools resumed classes today and will reopen negotiations tomorrow with the diocesan board of education. The walkouts ended but no contract exists. disputes include wage changes, financial disclosure, and a 27 to 1 student teacher ratio for 1973 74.
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