Netanyahu led Entebbe raid to rescue hostages
Israel honored Lt Col Yona Netanyahu and commandos who killed 20 and wounded 32 in the Entebbe raid. Ben-Zion Netanyahu, Cornell Semitics chair, mourned as 3 Israelis and 2 Ugandan hostages died. Flags, funerals, and full military honors marked the operation's aftermath.
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Record fireworks draw lights up Cascade Park in Elyria
A Jaycee sponsored July 4 fireworks display at Cascade Park drew a crowd of about 50 000. Master of Ceremonies Dr Gene Bedocs praised the enthusiastic, well behaved audience as $4000 worth of fireworks lit the sky from 10 0 pm to about 11. The event featured guest speakers including Air Force Col Donald Sanders and former Elyria mayors with color guards from American Legion Post 12 and VFW Post 1079. A 1 pm July 4 parade by the Lorain County Historical Society attracted about 20 000 spectators.
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Partly cloudy with showers in the forecast
Partly cloudy conditions persist with tonight’s low in the low 80s and a 30 percent chance of rain. Tomorrow stays partly sunny with highs around mid 80s and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Light winds, sunset around 5 45 p m today. Details on Page 17.
Smile from Elyria cheery gree arranged by former Mayor Reichlin
A C-T photo by Gene Krebs shows a cheerful green accent on a tank refinished last year, arranged with the cheerful display by former Elyria mayor Leonard P. Reichlin.
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Philadelphia On Liberty Bell Duty
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive aboard Britannia in Philadelphia for a seven day US visit. They are greeted by Gov. Milton Shapp and Mayor Frank Rizzo, with a dedication of a bell 200 years after the Liberty Bell. A protest planned over biblical inscription follows.
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Fourth of July traffic tolls rise as Ohio reports 24 deaths
UPI reports 495 traffic deaths nationwide for the long holiday weekend and Ohio tallying 24, twice 1975’s weekend toll. A Browning Montana family crash on an Indian reservation killed eight in a single car. Authorities noted a steering fault as a likely cause while NSC had projected 530 to 630 deaths.
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Wife of porno judge faces scrutiny in Tennessee
Mrs. Joyce Galbreath, wife of Criminal Appeals Court Judge Charles Galbreath, defends her husband amid criticism over a letter praising pornographic literature. She says fellow judges should mind their own conduct and notes her 26 years with him, while revealing his offer to join Husler magazine as an adviser.
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