Town Grieves As Boy Found Dead In Snow
Peter, an 8,500 resident community member, is the victim of a fatal winter discovery. Mail carrier Leo J. Lussier, 53, recalls finding the boy under a snow mound after spotting a mitten and boot hidden beneath the white blanket. The town mourns as authorities investigate.
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Ug AL Umy
Peter
Leo J. Lussier
No traction for young rider in slick snow scene
Michele Setzer, aged 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Setzer of 1522 Park Ave, rides a bike with training wheels near home as snow arrives. The picture by C&T photographer Dave Zatoposky captures a girl stuck on a slick surface while peddling furiously.
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Michele
Robert Setzer
Park Ave
C&t
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Revision is beaten back by Panama pact forces
In Washington UPI reports backers of the Panama Canal treaties show they can block changes but struggle to win ratification. The Senate defeated the Allen amendment 55 to 34, failing to retain troops guarding the waterway after turnover. Debate to continue as the canal vote nears a conclusion.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
James Allen
Dala
U.S
Panama
Akron votes to regulate abortion in 7 6 city council vote
Akron adopts an abortion regulation by 7 6 vote as antiabortionists cheer. The council rejected an 8 5 bid to bar city funds from defending the ordinance. The measure takes effect May 1 if signed by the mayor, with opponents planning court action.
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Akron
Janice Kohl
National Organization For Women
Marvin Weinberger
Asst
William Spicer
Grunda objects to Papp hypnosis at trial
Prosecutor Grunda moves to bar any reference to hypnosis in Papp’s trial for rape and murder of Roxie Ann Keathley. A visiting Summit County judge will hear arguments at noon, with defense seeking more hypnotic sessions and access to a video of the age regression.
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Grunda
Papp
Timothy Papp
Joseph R. Grunda
Summit County
James V. Barbato
Barbato
Medina County Common Pleas Court
Roxie Ann Keathley
Columbus
James Burge
Ohio
Rail hazards loom as derailments trip danger gains
DOT official cites rising risk of rail accidents involving hazardous materials after Tennessee and Florida derailments. In 1976 derailments caused 15 deaths and $184 million in damages. nationwide 7,858 derailments reported in 1977, with about 5 percent of rail cargoes hazardous.
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Lorain County
Tennessee
Florida
Department of Transportation
DOT
Waverly
Tenn
DOT Federal Railroad Administration
Washington
Night at the Opera spring trip to Cleveland
The Chronicle Telegram announces a spring opera trip co sponsored with the American Automobile Association Sheffield branch. A two package option includes roundtrip bus, opera seats, and a dinner for under 30 dollars. Dates April 18 for Cavalleria Rusticana Pagliacci and April 22 for Madame Butterfly or Don Giovanni. Weather forecast: snow flurries and cold with highs around 32.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
American Automobile Assn
Sheffield
C-T
Metropolitan Opera Co
Cleveland
Public
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