04 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1986
Page
1
The Auto Club begins its annual suggested trips with a route along the Ohio River from East Liverpool to Marietta. The feature includes a map and marks the first "Trip-Ette" in the series for Sunday motorists.
Vacation time brings mixed feelings for area Embryo Seniors as six Elyria District Catholic High School juniors share reactions and plans about becoming seniors. The Youth Forum page 15 captures hopes, fears, and plans for the upcoming year.
Overflowing caustic soda flooded the Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly plant shutting production for hours. No injuries reported though electrical wiring transformers suffered heavy damage. Officials estimate a one unit per minute loss during a six hour period at the factory.
The head of the Food and Drug Administration conceded that some drugs approved by the agency might have harmed or killed a few patients but argued they were deemed acceptable due to the overall benefits to many others.
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio forecast sunny and warm with highs in the 80s, then partly cloudy and warm tonight into Sunday with scattered possible thundershowers. FDA Chief Fleming orders a special investigation into drug approvals following charges by Dr. Barbara Moulton, while Larrick defends safety measures and notes some drugs cause harm yet benefit many.
A strong San Diego quake rattled the area for nearly 11 minutes with intensity rated at three on a twelve-point scale. Experts debated linkage to Chilean upheavals, noting no injuries or damage. The report also mentions Elyria Lieutenant David Szabo, honored on a separate note of service.
Police Lt David Szabo 46 of 126 Spruce Street died following surgery after a career in the Lorain police and the U S Army. He served in Guatemala Central America and the Canal Zone and led Company L 150th Infantry. He was a training instructor for the American Legion auxiliary and supervised court sessions.
Runaway teen daughter of actress Lana Turner was located sleeping in a city park rest room after another escape from a home for wayward girls.
Two British sergeants, Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans, plan a New York to Saw Francisco trek at about 48 miles per day. They travel with boots supplied by a sponsor and expect to beat the 1926 record of 78 days 10 hours 10 minutes, stopping nightly to rest and receive support from local residents along the route.
Janet Robertson of San Francisco survived a six day ordeal after a crash near Porterville California. She described waking in the wreck with Jack Steel dead and choosing to stay with the plane to aid rescue. She later set out for help three miles to a ranger station, suffering a broken jaw ribs and sunburn.
UPI reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev accepted a Cuban visit announcement as a possible first step in expanding Communist reach in Latin America. Hong Kong sources also floated Premier Chow En-lai agreeing to visit Cuba. lawmakers warn of U S influence challenges.
Moscow observers say Western reactions to Khrushchev's blast at Eisenhower could overshadow his disarmament push. The premier emphasized cultural contacts and indicated willingness for a new summit, while signaling negotiations with the Eisenhower administration were effectively set aside.
In Washington a joint statement from President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker calls for an end to nuclear testing and progress toward general disarmament under international control. They cite steps to maintain free world security and emphasize continued peace with justice.
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