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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1969

Page

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Mars Reconnaissance by Mariner 6 Finds Finer Pictures

Mariner 6 began a second series of Mars photographs from a 2,000 mile approach as it nears the planet. The mission aims to detect atmospheric gases and surface features while transmitting images and data to Earth. Mariner 7 is scheduled to fly five days later, with both craft supplying TV pictures and chemical analyses from near the Martian equator.

Pasadeiia Calif Mariner Bogan Gibbig Mars United States Soviet Union Mariner 6 Earth Marine Aviles Parkin Mariner 7 Jet Propulsion Laboratory Mission Control Hubert Js. Leighton California Institute of Technology

Tragic Car Crash Claims 8 Year Old In LaGrange

An 8 year old Elyria youth Lloyd A Smith died after his new 3969 model car crashed into a tree in LaGrange. He was pronounced dead at Elgria Memorial Hospital at 6 25 p.m. He suffered severe head and chest injuries while driving home alone from LaGrange Tool and Die Inc where he trained as an apprentice idol and die maker. The accident occurred when the vehicle struck a tree.

Elyria LaGrange Elgria Memorial Hospital Lloyd A Smith Roosevelt Ave Smith LaGrange Tool and Die, Inc

Medina Fair Draws Large Opening Crowd At County Fair

A large crowd attended the Medina County Fair opening as authorities reported a fatal crash on a Lorain County road near La Grange. Eighteen-year-old James Smith veered while eastbound, struck a tree, and died at the scene with his body trapped for about 25 minutes. No charges were filed.

Medina Medina County Fair Smith Lorain County

Woman Speaks On Happiness And Credit Buying

A witty woman notes happiness can’t be bought but can be charged, reflecting a playful view on modern consumer culture and the lure of credit.

Amherst faces setback on 1 percent tax referendum

Amherst solicitor Marlin Heberling ruled the 1 percent income tax referendum petition invalid for not filing 30 days after legislation's passage. The July 22 filing used gag signatures, and the judge said it should have been an initiative petition.

Amherst Marlin Heberling Heberling Anthony Delaiola

Elyria imposes one percent income tax effective Friday

Mayor Reichlin announced the 1 percent income tax for all residents and workers in Elyria, retroactive to August 1, with initial collections to begin after a city office setup. The measure aims to raise about 1.4 to 1.6 million dollars annually and funds wage increases for city employees after court approval of the referendum.

Elyria Leonard P. Reichlin Liemayor Reichlin Lorain County

Weather summary for Minnesota with mild temperatures

Partly cloudy and mild today with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Clear tonight with lows around the upper 50s or lower 60s. Sunny and warmer tomorrow with highs in the lower to mid 80s. Increasing cloudiness Friday with variable winds from west to northwest at around 10 to 15 mph.

Chaan Whays

Nixon visits Saigon and pushes for end of war

President Nixon flew to Saigon declaring the door to peace has opened and that the other side must respond. He told GIs at a base he hopes the war can end worthy of their sacrifice. Mrs Nixon visited wounded soldiers at Long Binh and an orphanage as security was tight around the capital.

Saigon Nixon U.S

Nixon presents No. 2 medal to Columbia GI in Vietnam

Army Sergeant Michael Murray 21 of Columbia received the Distinguished Service Cross from President Nixon in Vietnam. Murray, drafted in 1967, was wounded by shrapnel in March and spent 10 days hospitalized. His father described him as humble and modest and said the award came as a surprise.

Nixon Vietnam Enrique P. Rodriguez Gary L. Tucker Michael d. Murray Columbia Columbia GI Richard Nixon Michael Murray Murray Mike Nic Mat Sgt Murevay Army

Lorain Marine Killed by Mine in Vietnam

Robert W. Fletcher, 20, of Lorain, died in Vietnam after stepping on a land mine near Quang Nam Province while serving with A Company Ish Regiment, South Marine Division. He attended Lorain High School and worked before joining the Marine Corps. his widow Barbara Gruszka received official word.

Lorain Marine Vietnam Lorain Quang Nam Fletcher Lorain High School Stillman = Deutsch Furniture Co Ford Motor Co Marine Corps Fetcher Barbara Gruszka Bishop Newman Tligh Sehunt Williamsville N.Y Beaver House Olive Gol West Uth St

Central America peace reached settlement in Salvadoran accord

The Organization of American States announced a peace settlement in Central America involving Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua after weeks of talks. Key participants included government delegations and regional mediators working toward a formal agreement.

Salvador-llonda Pat Crisin

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