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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1973

Page

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Irishman given two-year ban on anything Irish in sentence

In San Francisco, 46-year-old Malone faced a choice from Judge Samuel Conti: one year in jail for exporting firearms to the IRA without a license or two years of probation with a strict ban on anything Irish. Malone, father of seven, was fined $1,000 and must avoid Irish pubs, IRA activity, cultural events, Irish clubs, and even Irish-related employment. He agreed to the terms, acknowledging difficulty in quitting his Irish connections. Malone pleaded guilty to one count. other charges involved arms shipment tied to Shannon Airport and a trunk shipment via London.

San Francisco Malone Charles Farrell Malone Patrick Hallinan Hallinan Samuel Conti Irish Republican Army IRA Shannon Ireland

Rogers heads to Paris for 12 nation talks on Vietnam peace

Secretary of State William P. Rogers flies to Paris to join a 12 nation conference meant to guarantee the Vietnam peace pact and peace in Indochina. He plans side talks with Soviet and Chinese foreign ministers to seek support for reconstruction and possible cooperation. The talks face Laos and Cambodia clashes as U S air operations continue, with tensions over Laos cease fire and Lon Nol's cease-fire in Cambodia adding to a fragile path to peace.

Washington UPI William P. Rogers Paris Vietnam Laos Cambodia U.S Rogers Andrei Gromyko Chi Peng-fei South Vietnam Indochina United States Souvanna Phouma Lon Nol Gromyko Middle East Chi

Outdoor and home trend features and profiles

The Sunday Scene highlights barn siding paneled interiors in two Elyria homes with Mrs Michael Pappas and the Arthrell basement recreation room by Robert Arthrell. Betty Hinman writes the family features piece with Janice Arthrell photos. Also covers Pete DeSantis crowd appeal in a business profile by Dave Russ.

Elyria Michael Pappas Robert Arthrell Betty Hinman Janice Arthrell Pete DeSantis Tomorrow's Chronicle-Telegram Dave Russ DeSantis

Social Security seeks more room in Lorain office

The Lorain district SSA office plans expansion to handle a rising workload from federal SSI legislation. The 2900 square foot site at 203 Eighth St may be expanded within Lorain boundaries. Deadline for bid space was Feb 9 with completion by July 1. The Cleveland office may absorb new staff. Ongoing public inquiries rely on toll free Cleveland line.

Uncle Sam Lorain District Social Security Administration Lorain Ray Kepner Chicago, Ill General Services Administration Space Management Civ Eighth St Kepner Cleveland Chicago Federal Agency Fourth Street Ninth Street Broadway Washington Avenue Washington Nixon

Asbestos Predicted to Claim a Million Lives by 2000

Irving Selikoff of Mt Sinai School of Medicine warned a Senate subcommittee that asbestos is a hidden time bomb likely to kill about one million Americans who work with the mineral over the next 30 to 35 years. He urged action on environmental and occupational safeguards.

Washington Senate Irving Selikoff Mt Sinai School of Medicine New York Senle Commerce Environmental Subcommittee

Weather Creedy Forecast With Light Spew Tonight

Weather Creedy reports a chance of light spew tonight with a low near 20. Sunday’s high will be in the low 30s. Cooler conditions continue into next week in Otte with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s from Monday to Wednesday. Frequent flurries are expected daily next week.

Creedy Otte

Next POW release up in air in Vietnam

UPI reports a decision on the next release of U S prisoners from Communist camps is delayed. About 400 American servicemen remain unreleased with 320 in North Vietnam and 80 in the South. Nineteen U S civilians are held in the South by the Viet Cong. One third may be freed by Tuesday.

Saigon UPI U.S Joint Military Commission JMC North Vietnam South Tran van Tra Tra North South Vietnam

Nixon Assails Welfare Bureaucrats and Proposes Reform

Washington sources report President Nixon condemning welfare officials who he says have grown distant from the poor. He claims federal aid has favored administrators over recipients and vows to seek welfare reform while dodging details on health insurance. Lebanon notes Libyan jets patrol the Mediterranean to target Israeli airliners after a Libyan crash. Israel backs an international probe and proposes a Egypt‑Israel hot line to prevent repeats.

Washington UPI Nixon Beirut Lebanon Mediterranean E al Israel Egypt

YWCA May Launch Home Rehab Demonstration in Elyria

Elyria may convert a run-down city house at 427 Third St into a model rehab project by the YWCA to show older homes can be livable again. Helen McTholland says a housing committee meeting Tuesday will decide steps to make the house usable for low and low middle income families.

Elyria Elvira Young Women’s Christian Association C-T Dave Jones YWCA Third St Helen Mctholland Fugling

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