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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1973
Page
1
Copenhagen shopping center commissions Neils Guttsorn to paint 7 700 square yards of its parking lot with what the artist calls happy colors. The 10 000 dollar surface will be covered by cars once finished.
The city proposes absorbing Oberlin College campus security duties after two November incidents involving city youths and students. Four officers would be assigned under city police, with a college liaison, while campus property would be treated as city property. College officials have not yet acted.
Peace negotiators Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met in a Paris villa for a third time this week amid smiles but no progress toward ending the Vietnam War. U S aircraft losses were reported as bombing continued in North Vietnam and along the panhandle. Local observers and reporters noted rising tension and speculation Hanoi expects the talks to break down before week’s end.
Lorain County faces a setback as a $1 million federal grant for jail building was rejected by the Administration of Justice Division. Officials say the decision is not final and continue seeking aid while proceeding with a 2 year one mill levy expected to raise about $2 million plus a $200,000 grant.
Elyria Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin criticizes the state EPA for pressuring the city’s landfill operations and Lorain County solid waste plan. In a letter to EPA official Howard Stiver and copied to state and city leaders, Reichlin argues against overzealous action and defends local efforts and future site plans.
Arctic cold settles over Ohio with subzero readings across multiple days. Forecasters expect only gradual relief, while a Gulf of Mexico system may bring light snow to western and northeastern Ohio. Cold, partly cloudy nights and highs in the 20s to 30s mark the extended outlook. Louisiana and Mississippi face natural gas shortages affecting industry as regions prioritize homes and hospitals. Schools in the Southeast also close in response to the cold.
Cleveland Indians General Manager Gabe Paul will leave to join the New York Yankees as a part owner and officer, in a move announced today. The club is being purchased by Cleveland native George M. Steinbrenner.
Francis M. Goodell, 21, a Westlake High School graduate described by neighbors as a quiet loner but a good kid, faces federal charges for hijacking a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet in Burbank. He allegedly received 450000 in ransom before surrendering in Oakland after the year old incident. He previously lived in the Cleveland area, worked at Society National Bank, and served in the Army with a period in Vietnam before a Las Vegas gambling spree and an AWOL accusation connected to the hijack.
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