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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1978
Page
3
Hayward California reports on Stan ton T Friedman a nuclear physicist and UFOlogist describing frequent close encounters between earthlings and off the planet visitors. He cites Barney Hill and the 1961 UFO claim while comparing film inspired masks and real sightings across facilities and colleges.
Speaker Thomas ONeill foresees energy legislation reaching the White House within weeks of Congress’s return and a fast path for a tax cut after energy. He expects welfare reform by year end, high priority on reorganization bills, and passage of the Humphrey Hawkins jobs bill. He cautions about election reform and limited support for public financing. He notes potential dire Korea outcomes if it withholds cooperation.
In Belfast the IRA set off ten bombs injuring one officer and a soldier as civilians were evacuated amid parliament debates in London. In Florida a tanker freed from a sandbar after siphoning oil, with hull checks planned. In Managua rioters burned offices and vehicles before Chamorro's funeral. In Rhodesia a white family was attacked near Salisbury with a teen killed. In South Africa Inkatha, the Labor and Indian Reform parties formed an alliance to oppose apartheid.
Cairo Egypt The 16 member joint military committee resumed discussions on Israel's Sinai withdrawal but clashed over Jewish settlements. Egyptian War Minister Gen Mohammed Gamassy urged liquidation of settlements saying they violate sovereignty while Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman insisted they be kept as part of a peace deal guaranteeing open borders.
Washington AP UPI report says President Carter will choose between two Midwest lawyers elevated to the federal bench for the FBI reins. Judge William H. Webster of St. Louis and Judge Frank J. McGarr of Chicago are finalists, with Bell aiming a decision by mid next week. The selection follows Clarence Kelley’s retirement and Frank Johnson's withdrawal after illness.
Severe gales and storms battered northern Europe with London and the east coast hardest hit. At least three died in Britain amid snow and ice while a Dutch freighter and an unidentified ship were lost at sea. Floods five feet deep followed 50 foot waves along the Kent coast near Deal.
Franna Tye Lee, 73, Atlanta socialite, recalls courtship and marriage to Dallas oilman H L Hunt and his admission of another wife. In Florida in 1925 they wed. she learned nine years later of his double life. Witnesses included Hunt's children and former maid Annie Mae Solomon. The trial seeks her share of Hunt's will.
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