Vandals cripple two Lorain County bus fleets in Eloria
Vandals ripped wiring from eleven buses forcing service between Elyria and Lorain to halt. Limited service was expected late today with full restoration tomorrow as two company routes operated by two undamaged mini buses. The hit also shut down school bus operations in Elyria and Lorain while investigators probe the deliberate damage.
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County approves acre lease to Amherst Road Township
Lorain County commissioners agreed to lease land on Dewey Avenue to Amherst Road Township for a storage yard for township equipment or slag stockpiling. Trustees Ralph Thomas and Walter Willard applied. opposition from Gaillard Dellettfield cited distance from roads. Commissioner Ludwig opposed sale due to potential future county hospital use.
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County building site decision still not disclosed
Lorain County commissioners declined to confirm a published report on Monday’s site announcement for the proposed county administration building Jeresmo J Keron acknowledged Middle Avenue across from the courthouse is being seriously considered The Chronicle Telegram reported the site details from an authoritative source Pending matters may push any announcement beyond Monday Ired M Ritenauer and Ludwig M Pincura offered no comment
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Pompidou visit draws mixed crowd in San Francisco
French President Georges Pompidou faced orderly picketing and a 600 strong crowd on arrival at San Francisco with police maintaining security around the St Francis Hotel. He planned meetings with local Jewish leaders, a visit with Ronald Reagan's wife, a Commonwealth Club talk, Stanford stops, and a tour, amid protests over France’s sale of Mirage jets to Libya.
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Nepal Hides Slums for Crown Prince Wedding Parade
Nepal prepared for the crown prince Birendra’s wedding to Princess Aishwarya Rana by modernizing Kathmandu. The city lit streets, built sidewalks, and concealed slums as more than 200 foreign guests attended the ceremony, including nine heads of state. President Nixon sent Senator Saxbe to represent the United States.
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Myth and a Massa Cre Side Note War Warning
A Sunday Chronicle feature previews the 200th anniversary special on myths about a pivotal figure in American history and hints at an oceanography piece on slosh frequency and pendulum length solving a problem, framed as lighter reading in Sunday wire features.
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Burglary alarm upgrade for Columbia schools noted
Columbia school district launches a new burglar alarm system as part of a security enhancement. District officials confirm installation across campuses and emphasize improved protection for students and staff.
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Lorain Eyes City Takeover Of Country Club
Lorain officials discuss purchasing the Lorain Country Club for a municipal golf course pool and restaurant. Mayor Mathena and Council debate financing by mortgage revenue bonds and require new appraisals and legal review before action.
Manila police raid university amid anti government riot
Manila police seized firearms bombs and alleged subversive documents from Communist China after rioting linked to a protest at the U S Embassy. Police reported sporadic gunfire as riot officers clashed with students downtown. more than 45 arrested and 56 injured. Thirty nine detained at the Philippine College of Commerce, including three students and three professors.
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Weather update shows colder air and light snow flurries
Colder conditions with scattered snow flurries early tonight. Becoming partly cloudy late tonight and tomorrow. Lows in the teens and highs around 32 to 40. Precipitation probability drops from 30 percent tonight to 20 percent tomorrow. Sunrise 7 06 am. High 32 at 4 this afternoon. Sunset room indicates 6 18 pm yesterday morning.
Western Allies push for East West Berlin talks
United States Britain and France sent notes to the Soviet Union proposing a conference on peace and division of Germany. Four powers agreed in principle to hold talks but details such as time place and level remain unresolved. Officials indicated the talks could occur within a month possibly in West Berlin with deputy foreign ministers or ambassadors meeting.
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