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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
3
TV networks list daily China telecast slots in Pacific Standard Time for NBC CBS and ABC during the Nixon visit. Entries cover Today show mornings late-night blocks and weekend specials with varying exact times depending on events and departures.
New York AP notes live coverage of Nixon in Peking matched the moon landing in spectacle though crowds were sparse and journalists appeared unsure of visit plans. Satellite feed gave clear pictures and sound. Weekend TV was slow with a Nick Carter pilot and other dull fare.
In the European championships France and Italy clash. Avarelli sacrifices in spades then pursues hearts, leading to a six heart contract that scores 980 for Jais and France. At a second table Forquet in six hearts misjudges a diamond finesse and goes down one, France losing 1030 points overall. C est la guerre. Tomorrow: Sylvia possible comedy.
The Fitchville Clarksfield and New London areas call for adults to attend a 7:30 p m meeting at the New London Grange Hall to boost participation in the Girl Scout program for brownies through seniors. 126 girls are registered in the New London Service Unit and Mrs. Sandy Knudsen notes the need for more adult volunteers. A Erie Shores Girl Scout Council representative will speak and answer questions.
Italian director Vittorio De Sica revives his reputation with The Garden of the Finzi Continis a 1971 Berlin Golden Bear winner set in Ferrara 1938. The film portrays a wealthy Jewish family secluded by wealth amid rising fascism and escalating anti Semitic edicts.
The Supreme Court may decide this week whether to hear the constitutional challenge to a Ravenna gag order and demonstration ban tied to the Kent State shootings grand jury probe. Judge Edwin Jones blocked public comment and protests in 1970, actions later deemed unconstitutional by a federal court and reversed by the Sixth Circuit on appeal by the ACLU of Ohio.
The College of Wooster raised 1,272,601 dollars within 60 days to match a 1.2 million donation from Evanston based Foster McGaw family. The funds will pay debts on the college's physical education and student union buildings. McGaw founded American Hospital Supply Co. in Evanston and his father Francis was a Wooster graduate.
The seventh annual winter camp out by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources runs Friday to Sunday at Hueston Woods Dillon and Mohican state parks. About 1 000 attend Hueston Woods and 200 to 300 at Dillon and Mohican. Activities include nature hikes hayrides and a scavenger hunt with a pancake breakfast at Hueston Woods.
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