15 Jul 1978
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1978
Page
1
A mother sea dragon guides her twig-like young along a reef. The 12 inch adult female leads with a slow bucking motion as the pair navigate their aquatic world under National Geographic.
UPI reports U.S. officials say a Shcharansky exchange may involve two Soviet U.S. employees charged with spying in New Jersey. Talks in a delicate stage with sanctions considered. Carter urges action. In Cleveland, Mayor Dennis Kucinich and 2,000 police return to work after a 19-hour strike over firings, with court-ordered fines and arbitration set for 13 fired officers.
Thousands of American Indians arrived in Washington marching 2700 miles from San Francisco to protest congressional backlash against reservations and natural resources. The event featured a sacred peace pipe, a pep talk by Dick Gregory, and expected speeches by Muhammad Ali at rallies in the capital.
The forecast calls for cloudy and partly cloudy skies with a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Lows hover in the 60s. Sunday brings partly cloudy conditions with potential afternoon thundershowers and highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Further details on Page 15.
ST ANDREWS SCOTLAND UPI Jack Nicklaus captured the 107th British Open at St Andrews finishing with a fourth round 69 and a total of 281, seven under par, to win the title.
Report on a Friday strike by 2,000 police in Cleveland describes free parking, smooth traffic, and a mock anarchic mood. The piece notes a murder, a bank robbery, burglaries, and open prostitution, with Mayor Dennis Kucinich’s protests framed as anarchy.
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