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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1969

Page

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Four youths on Riverside joyride end in tragedy

Four high school youths started a spur-of-the-moment river ride in Santa Ana California using a two man raft and an inner tube. One youth, William Dischner 16, is missing and presumed drowned after their craft hit a hidden dam in a 20 mph current. The others, Craig Park 17 Randy Howard 18 and Robert Dischner 18, are shown reacting to the accident.

Santa Ana Calif Craig Park Robert Dischner William Dischner Randy Howard

Storms lash California in deadly nine day siege

California reeled from a brutal stretch of storms with rain hail and snow across the south and high Sierra snow. Death toll reached 93 with eight more feared dead and 20 missing as property damage neared 138 million dollars. Governor Reagan called it a tragedy and federal aid was promised.

Los Angeles California

Navy hearing probes Pueblo loss with Bucher testimony

Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher detailed his radio appeal for aid after the USS Pueblo was seized by North Korean forces on January 23, 1968. Adm. Frank L. Johnson testified about U S and allied responses while officers in Seattle and Washington played roles in the inquiry. The five admiral panel reviews why rescue planes never appeared and what higher authorities knew.

Coronado Calif United States Navy Pueblo Lloyd M. Bucher Frank L. Johnson Japan White House United States Johnson Bucher U.S Navy Air Force

Church and Racism Conference Featured This Weekend

Readers are invited to attend the C O R A conference on The Church and Racism this Friday and Saturday. The notice directs interested parties to Page 22 for details and confirms event timing and venue.

American Standard announces major Elyria expansion project

American Standard Inc. announces a multi year expansion at its Elyria plant. A $2 million 211000 square foot warehouse will be built on Woodford Avenue to free space for production and expand assembly capability. Electrical system upgrade valued at $300000 is planned with completion by June 30 and full production by August.

American Stand, Inc Woodford Avenue Sheehan Wesley L. Wright Elyria American Standard Wright

Trustees seek more time to study fire department rules

CHATHAM trustees request additional time to review proposed fire department regulations. The article notes ongoing discussions and the need for clarity on enforcement and safety standards as details are examined.

Chatham

Weather outlook with rain and mild temperatures today

Cloudy and mild with intermittent rain and drizzle today into tonight. Highs in the 40s. Winds from the south to southwest at 10 to 18 mph today, light and variable tonight. Sunset 5 40 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 41 a.m. High 44 at 6 a.m. Low 28 at 9 a.m. Details on page 28.

London quadruplets born healthy after C section

Doctors report four babies born to Mrs. Ann Randall are in good condition and expected to live. The two boys and two girls were delivered last night by Caesarian section after premature birth. Randall, an art teacher, had fertility treatment during her four years of marriage.

London UPI Ann Randall

Mideast spy trial opens in Baghdad amid tension

Iraq held a mass spy trial amid claims Israeli forces massing for action in Jordan. Up to 35 suspects were reported, charged with spying for the United States Central Intelligence Agency. The event followed hangings of Jews and Iraqis for spying, drawing international protest and calls for intervention.

Baghdad Iraq Jordan Egypt Middle East U.S. Central Intelligence Agency London Revolutionary Court Abdullah Salloum Samerrai Israel Samerrai Beirut Levi Eshkol Babylon

Syrian Diplomat Shot in Baghdad

The Syrian Foreign Ministry says a Syrian political attaché was shot and wounded in Baghdad by an Iraqi intelligence officer while driving in his car. The ministry did not release the diplomat’s name.

Damascus Syria UPS Syrian Foreign Ministry Baghdad Foreign Ministry

Lease-purchase considered for new Lorain courthouse

Lorain County commissioners weigh a lease-purchase plan to fund a new courthouse or administration building. Private investors would build and lease to the county with a purchase option, location to be chose by the builder with county approval. Phase 1 remodeling nears completion at about 51000 dollars, adding a courtroom and related facilities.

Lorain County Jerry Keron Keron

Refugees fear for hijacked son reunion in Miami

A Cuban refugee family arrives in Miami to greet son Luis Sierra Valdes 36 hijacked on a National Airlines jet over the Gulf of Mexico during a New Orleans to Miami flight. After eight hours the hijacked passengers, including Sierra, return to Miami as the family expresses relief at reunion in a free country.

Miami Cuba Havana Dolores Valdes Luis Sierra Valdes National Airlines Gulf of Mexico New Orleans

Fireman Injured in Lorain Saturday Loses Left Leg

Lorain fireman Elias Lee aged 37 was injured when a brick wall collapsed during a Pearl Avenue fire. Doctors at St. Joseph Hospital removed his left leg below the knee. Lee, a ten year veteran, was listed in fair condition and planned a Florida trip in March. He is described as one of the department's best and had volunteered for a famous 50 mile JFK hike. Also injured was Daniel McNutt, listed in good condition.

Lorain Elias Lee Lee John F. Kennedy Daniel McNutt Walters West 19Th St

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