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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1982

Page

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Ceasefire under shelling as Beirut battles flare

Artillery fire resumes across Beirut as Israel and the PLO clash near the Christian Moslem divide threatening a fragile cease-fire. Massive Tel Aviv protests demand peace while Arafat meets Avneri in west Beirut amid talks on a multinational force.

Beirut Tel Aviv Israel Lebanon PLO Yasser Arafat Christian East Beirut Arafat West Beirut Uri Avneri Averni Mahmoud Labadi Avneri Likud West U.S Philip Habib

Weather outlook with warm temperatures and light rain chance

Partly cloudy conditions continue through Monday with highs near 80 today and mid 80s Monday. Tonight's low around 60 with a southeast wind at 10 to 15 mph. Precipitation probability 10 percent today and near zero Sunday night. Details on Page A-3.

Did Franklin pen the declaration

New York AP reports that Maurice and Mollie Freedman claim Benjamin Franklin authored the Declaration of American Independence, challenging the widely accepted view that Thomas Jefferson wrote the draft. Jefferson and Franklin scholars dismiss the theory as unfounded while noting the Freedmans offer no consensus. The debate centers on handwriting analyses and the original draft in the Library of Congress.

New York Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Jefferson Franklin Maurice Mollie Freedman New York City Royal Canadian Navy Mollie Cooper Union Paris Library of Congress

Arkansas bus hijacking ends in double suicide

Two religious fanatics hijacked a Continental Trailways bus near Jasper Arkansas and after pleading for police to kill them, the pair turned guns on each other on a mountain bridge over the Little Buffalo River. Mrs Haigler died after killing her husband and then herself. fifteen passengers freed unharmed. Police removed suspected dynamite on the bus. The couple worshiped a Jasper resident known as Emory Lamb, claiming they would be resurrected in three days.

Jasper Ark UPI Continental Trailways Little Buffalo River Ozark Mountains Arkansas Keith Haigler Kate Haigler Little Rock Polite Fou Emory Lamb

Astronauts salute as shuttle nears reentry

The Columbia 4 crew led by Thomas Mattingly and Henry Hartsfield prepared for a Fourth of July touchdown at Edwards Air Force Base California after seven days in orbit. Mission control said re-entry was on schedule and the mission aimed to usher in a new era of American space operations. The crew wrapped up in orbit with a patriotic television segment and final preparations before the final descent.

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Monkeyshines and Me A Losesome Monkey Escape Tale

A humorous reminiscence recalls the famous Monkeyshines escape at Hopkins Airport in June and a fictional elder monkey figure named Seldom Seen, reflecting on days of adventure from 1979 and the imagined Japan voyage, with playful nicks and zookeeper chatter.

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