Drought Worsens Across the Southeast as Rain Fails
South Carolina and Georgia face escalating drought feared to erase farms and livelihoods. Govs seek federal aid while communities consider water restrictions and churches urge prayer amid widespread heat and scarce rainfall. National Weather Service warns more dry days, extending to Tennessee Valley, Carolinas, Gulf Coast.
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Georgia
North Carolia
Jim Martin
National Weather Service
Tennessee Valley
Carolinas
Gulf Coast
Florida
Elyria Catholic team helps drought relief by loading hay
About 30 Elyria Catholic football players loaded 14 tons of hay into three trucks bound for Gaffney South Carolina to aid drought relief. The effort, led by coach Fred Schmitz, followed a donation of 1,400 bales from Alan Carpenter valued at $1800 and supported by the County and Gene's Trucking Service.
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Columbia Station
Elyria Catholic
Carolina Farms
Fred Schmitz
Alan R. Carpenter
Gaffney
South
Schmitz
Carpenter
Mitchell Road
Coun
Bob West
West
Harriman, influential diplomat Averell Harriman dies at 94
W Averell Harriman, heir to a railroad fortune and longtime public servant, died at Birchgrove in Yorktown Heights New York. He served as New York governor and sought the Democratic presidential nomination, acting as Roosevelt's Kremlin envoy and aiding peace talks with North Vietnam. He left a wife Pamela six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Yorktown Heights
N.Y
W. Averell Harriman
Franklin Roosevelt
Harriman
Birchgrove
New York City
Peter Swiers
Pamela
Mary Fisk
Kathleen Mortimer
Averell
New York
U.S
John F. Kennedy
The
Republic
John Quincy Adams
Roosevelt
Kremlin
North Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Islamic Jihad hostage crisis widens at Beirut and Anjar
Islamic Jihad claims further hostages in Lebanon after Jenco release vow and threats of grave consequences. Missing Americans include Anderson, Jacobsen, Sutherland, Buckley, Kilburn. Claims also hold four French hostages and several other nationals.
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Beirut
an-Nahar
as-Safir Today
Islamic Jihad
West Beirut
Jenco
Benjamin Weir
Kuwait
Anderson
Lorain
Ohio
Middle East
Associated Press
David Jacobsen
Huntington Beach
Calif
American University Hospital
Thomas Sutherland
Fort Collins
Colo
American University of Beirut
William Buckley
Medford
Mass
U.S
Buckley
Tunisia
Palestine Liberation Organization
Peter Kilburn
San Francisco
Libya
Lebanon
Rabbi accused of murder in Georgetown cult case
David Hill founder of the House of Israel in Georgetown faces murder charges for the 1977 killing of James Mason. Police say Hill aka Rabbi Edward Washington and cult member Prince Jomo fled after questioning, with four others named Hartley Walcott Vincent Hinds and Aka Asmal Ali also charged.
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Georgetown
Guyana
David Hill
House of Israel
Hull
Rabbi Edward Washington
Prince Jomo
Asim
Chronicle Telegram Publication Notice Summary
The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio announces daily and Sunday home delivery options by carrier and motor route with payment terms. Rates shown include weekly and monthly prices payable in advance.
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Elyria
Lorain County Printing &Publishin Company
East Avenue
Mail
United States Daily & Sunday
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