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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1984
Page
2
Nine year old Martin David Schmitt attempted Santa's trick by climbing a San Bernardino chimney. He became lodged, cries for help drew responders. Firemen freed him from the top, though he was injured. A toy handcuff on his wrist prompted confusion over its safety.
Sammy Kushnick, a three year old in Hollywood Hills, died last October from AIDS linked pneumonia after blood transfusions at Cedars-Sinai. His parents faced fear for his sister Sara and encountered confidentiality barriers from hospital, Red Cross, and CDC while seeking donor tracing from 13 blood donors.
Chicago report notes fish odor syndrome arises from a liver malfunction that traps a substance in eggs fish and certain foods. Dr Walter B Shelley of the Medical College of Ohio says eliminating eggs soybeans and fish can cure most cases. If needed antibiotics may reduce odor by targeting contributing bacteria.
James Hutchins, convicted of the 1979 killings of three lawmen, wore slippers and green pajamas as he prayed with his lawyers while two stays halted his execution within 15 hours. A federal judge and the Supreme Court issued stays, with a state law delaying a new date, sending the death-row inmate back to his quarters amid cheers from fellow inmates. Hutchins remarked that being back on Death Row was “all right.”
Washington reports seven alleged Soviet breaches of arms treaty provisions while praising progress in talks to improve the hot line. The Reagan administration will send a congressional report next week detailing "probable" and actual violations and incidents cited by U S officials.
A severe North Sea storm lashed Britain, Scandinavia and the Netherlands with winds up to 100 mph. At least 14 people were killed across four nations as ships and vessels faced danger. Rescue operations moved to aid crews aboard the Zeepard, Ray Jan, and others, while the Dana Anglia ferries and Maersk platform workers faced peril amid towering waves and icy precipitation.
Convicted killer Michael Hickey, wrapped in plastic bags to stay dry, has sat on Gartree Prison roof for 51 days protesting his life sentence. His mother Ann Whelan travels 55 miles daily from near Birmingham to shout support from a nearby road as she asserts his innocence.
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