Deceptive Harmon's Beach a Danger to Bathers
Lorain area drownings at Harmon's Beach raise alarms over a private, lifeguard free swimming area. Depths reach 18 feet in hidden channels with treacherous undertow and shallow to deep transitions. The Chronicle Telegram measured deep pockets near the Ohio Edison intake and breakwall, with deaths of Terry Woods and Robert Mager noted.
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Lorain
Harmon's
Terry Woods
Morgantown
W. Va
Robert Mager
Ohio Edison Co
Mager
Ohio Edison
Woods
Explosion rocks Kansas U riot site in Lawrence
A blast near the University of Kansas campus damaged a Credit Bureau wall and shattered nearby windows as clashes between police and youths continued. No injuries were reported. Gov. Docking ordered a state of emergency and patrol reinforcements while Atty. Gen. Frizzell ordered a full B I investigation into the death of Harry Rice, 18, the slain student.
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Lawrence
Kan
Credit Bureau
Robert Wolfe
Kansas Fire Marshal’s
Harry Nicholas Rice
Kansas Highway Patrol
William Albott
George Kimball
University of Kansas
Albott
Kimball
Donald Conrad
Docking
Kansas Atty
Kent Frizzell
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Rice
Kans
Leawood
Kansas
Kansas City
UPI
Stokes Tax Plan Prompts Mixed Lorain County Reactions
Lorain County officials react to Carl B. Stokes proposed cuts to Cleveland reciprocity payments. Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna supports the plan, Elyria’s Leonard Reichlin urges state action, and Sheffield Lake Tax Administrator Genevieve Kline warns of potential double taxation. Officials note nine of 11 Lorain communities rely on reciprocity and that removal could shift costs, with Sheffield Lake hit hardest.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Stokes
Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Sheffield Lake
Genevieve Kline
Reichlin
Leveland
Reich- Hill
Sheffield
North Ridgeville
Avon
U S planes strike back at attackers in North Vietnam
American fighter bombers hit antiaircraft guns inside North Vietnam sixty five miles from the border after a North Vietnamese gunner fire on an unarmed U S reconnaissance jet. The attack marked the first U S strike in nearly a month with no damage reported to the chasing Phantoms. Ten Americans killed and fifty six wounded in the past 24 hours as heavy fighting continued near Hue and the Laotian border.
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Dong Hoi
South Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Hue
Viet namese police foil American hijack attempt
An unidentified American, believed to be a serviceman, tried to hijack an Air Vietnam DC 4 to Hong Kong at Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut airport. He threatened crew with two knives, surrendered after a two hour stand off. Six crewmen wounded, eight enemies dead. Passengers were allowed to disembark. The hijacker had boarded at Pleiku with 63 passengers. Two helicopters were shot down during attempted reinforcements. In Cambodia, an attack on a highway garrison near Phnom Penh threatened Kim Rom plateau and oil supplies. fighting continued with air drops to Kiri Rom and mortars and light artillery used by defenders.
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Saigon
Air Vietnam
Hong Kong
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Tan Son Nhut
Cambodia
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Kim Rom
Crash Kills 5 Month Old in Lorain County Collision
A 5 month old girl, Barbara Jean Billington of Lorain, died after a collision with a lumber truck on Oberlin Road and Route 113 west of Elyria. Her parents James and Kathy Billington were injured but survived. The crash occurred after 1 p.m. when their car failed to yield at a stop sign, striking the truck owned by Sliman Lumber Co. and driven by Samuel Sliman.
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Oberlin ‘Road
Rt. 113
Elyria
Barbara Jean Billington
O'Neil Blvd
Lorain
Elyria ‘Memorial Hospital
James Billington
Kathy Billington
Lorain County
George Lewis
Billington
Gherlin Road
Samuel Sliman
Amherst
The
Sliman Lumber Co
Telegraph Road
Billington Auto
Rt. 118
Frieda Roberts
Chronicle- Telegram Display
Oberlin Road
Becky Downgraded as Storm Becomes Tropical Over Florida Panhandle
Tropical storm Becky made landfall in the Florida panhandle with winds near 75 mph as it weakened from a minimal hurricane. Heavy rain to eight inches possible, flood warnings loom, and a tornado was reported near Panacea with one incident causing three house damages. Tourist areas emptied while some residents stayed.
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Panama City
Fla
UPI
Becky
Florida Panhandle
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Panacea
Port St. Joe- Apalachicola
Port St. Joe
Georgia
Miracle Strip
Spencer Major Receives Second Distinguished Flying Cross
Spencer Spencer, a U S Air Force major from Spencer, received his second DFC for a Sept 10 1969 close air support mission in Vietnam. He saved two downed pilots and civilians amid heavy anti-aircraft fire while serving as a forward air controller. He previously earned the Air Force Cross and other honors.
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Spencer
U.S. Air Force
South Vietnam
U.S. Army Field Artillery Post
Lawton
Okla
Weston T. Smith
Smith
Gordon &. Smith
Wellington High School
Maj
Mild mild weather with sun and highs near 80
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs in the upper 70s. Tonight will be fair and cool with lows around the mid 50s. Tomorrow warms to lower 80s with partly cloudy skies and Friday remains warm and mostly cloudy.
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