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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1978

Page

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Hillside Strangler Claims 13th Victim Near Angeles Crest

A 20-year-old clerk, Cindy Lee Hudspeth, is found dead in the trunk of an orange Datsun in Angeles National Forest, the Hillside Strangler's 13th victim. Police link the case to a threatening letter sent to Mayor Tom Bradley and note the killings began in September with victims aged 12 to 28, often sexually molested.

Los Angeles UPI Hillside Angeles National Forest Cindy Lee Hudspeth Glendale Savings and Loan Association Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office Tom Bradley Bradley Miss Hudspeth Angeles Crest Highway National Forest Pasadena Kristina Weckler

Coal price squeeze hits midwest power firms and consumers

Western Pennsylvania independent coal mines say coal is available but at inflated costs. Ohio Edison and Cleveland Electric illuminate a buyer risk scenario with possible harassment from striking miners. A 50 percent power-use cutback may not occur until mid next week as supply constraints and transport hurdles, including Ohio River barge delays, tighten the market.

Pennsylvania Ohio Edison Co Cleveland Electric Duminating Co Rep James Markle Lake Erie Ohio Edison United Mine Workers West Midwest

Coal miners strike talks collapse amid union rejection

Washington UPI reports 75 day coal strike talks failed as the United Mine Workers Bargaining Council voted 37 to 0 against management’s final offer. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall called the outcome a serious disappointment while President Carter explored options including Taft Hartley cooling off, arbitration, or government seizure.

Washington UPI United Mine Workers Union Bargaining Council Ray Marshall Marshall Carter Maine Congress Labor Department Joseph Phipps UMW White House Phipps

Plan to Revitalize Lorain’s Broadway Seeks Real Change

A feature by Frank Finegold of the Lorain Bureau examines a plan to revive Lorain’s business district. It weighs whether the proposal has solid footing or if it may be a pipe dream, with a focus on the project’s potential impact and challenges.

Lorain Frank Finegold

Belfast restaurant blast kills 14 and sets panic

A bomb rocked the La Mon House Hotel restaurant near Belfast killing 14 and leaving six missing as a second blast hit the parking lot. Firemen say many victims were burned. police warn the death toll could rise. Witnesses describe a scene of charred bodies and chaos as guests fled in flames. The attack targets a busy, festive, Protestant-area venue amid Northern Ireland’s sectarian conflict.

Peacock Lounge Belfast Northern Ireland la Mon House Castlereagh Bill Hamilton

Bundy held in 36 rape murders tied to Florida case

Theodore Bundy, sought in 36 rapes and murders, is under tight security in Pensacola jail on car theft and assault charges. Investigators consider ties to the Chi Omega slayings at Florida State University as they pursue possible links to two sorority sisters. Bundy, described as friendly but aloof, has moved about Tallahassee under an assumed name and is cooperating with questioning.

Pensacola Fila UPI Theodore Robert Bundy West Florida State University Leon County Ken Katsaris Tallahassee Bundy FSU FBI University of Washington Chi Omega Chris Hagan Katsaris Lisa Levy Margaret Bowman Keith Hargrove Rooming House Aways

Boyle Convicted Again in Yablonski Slayings

In Media Pennsylvania UPI reports W.A. Tony Boyle former United Mine Workers president was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1969 killings of union rival Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. The 76 year old faced an 11 to 1 jury verdict after about five hours of deliberation. Defense attorney A Charles Peruto said an appeal would follow.

A. Charles Peruto

Weather Flurries Turn Cloudy With Snow Likely Today

Flurries give way to cloudy skies with intermittent snow showers this afternoon and tonight. Daytime highs near the low 20s, overnight lows from zero to 10 above. Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the mid 20s and precip chances around 20 to 50 percent, sunrise 7:19 a.m., sunset 6:05 p.m.

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