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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1975

Page

3

New Battelle Coal Process Aims to Clean Sulphur from Coal

Battelle Memorial Institute announced a hydrothermal process to remove sulphur from high-sulphur coal making it cleaner and potentially cheaper than alternatives. A pilot plant would take three to four years with about 30 million dollars, followed by 3-4 years to full operation.

Columbus UPI Battelle Memorial Institute Battelle Sherwood L. Fawcett Fawcett Badger P. Stambaugh Columbus Laboratories Stambaugh United States

Evonne Goolagong Weds Roger Cawley in Canterbury

Australian tennis champion Evonne Goolagong aged 23 married her British boyfriend of three years, Roger Cawley 25, in a surprise ceremony at Canterbury near London. The couple had been expected to wed in Sydney in January.

Evonne Goolagong Roger Cawley Canterbury London Sydney UPI

Destitute U S repatriate laments aid shortfall at HEW

Anthony Conti, a 50 year old World War II veteran, fled Saigon in late April aboard one of the last planes out. He arrived at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida with two Vietnamese acquaintances and has since struggled to obtain help from HIAS, the Catholic Relief Bureau, and HEW. Conti questions why refugee programs aid Vietnamese evacuees but not destitute American repatriates, noting that authorization for spending on Americans was terminated earlier in the year. He left for Orlando on June 11 after receiving a $20 loan from a HEW employee and failing to secure work in Florida.

Anthony Conti Conti Saigon U.S Department of Health Education and Welfare HEW Eglin Air Force Base Florida Cont Miami Leo Stegier Kue Thai Phuoc Wake Island Orlando Hebrew Immigration Aid Society HIAS Catholic Relief Bureau Ed Regan Atlanta Regan Fla Veterans Administration

Ford says Mideast drift toward war risks bigger conflict

President Ford warns in an exclusive Minneapolis Tribune interview that continued drift in the Mideast could spark a more dangerous war and a potential oil embargo. He stresses action is needed, noting a new regional crisis would be bloodier and costlier than the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

Ford Mideast Minneapolis Minn.ap Minneapolis Tribune Richard Wilson The Tribune Washington Wilson Anwar Sadat Salzburg Austria Yitzhak Rabin

Opening Wall Street Slips as Dow Ends Lower At 827.83

Opening declines outnumber advances on the NYSE as the composite index falls .10 and traders await signs of the economic recovery. The Dow Jones industrial average closes down .78 at 827.83 after a six week range. Local grain bids from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association show Wheat 2.76, corn 2.62, oats 1.50, soybeans 4.89 per bushel.

NYSE DOW Dow Jones Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc

Profits of U S firms fall one third in Q1 1975

FTC reports more than 2,000 U S corporations saw after tax profits slide about 32 percent in the first quarter of 1975. Manufacturing profits totaled 9.3 billion, down 4.1 billion from the prior quarter. Mining profits slipped to 773 million and wholesale profits fell 600 million to 2.2 billion.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Treasury Department Treasury William E Simon

Teenage preservationist backs Bean mansion effort

Alec McCurry, son of John and Mrs. McCurry of Hartford Drive, leads a youth movement to preserve the Bean mansion in Magnolia. He cites regional plans urging public preservation and says many teens, including himself, are ready to work for the cause. Alec, a senior at Elyria High and president of the Spanish Club, vows America should be proud if the house is saved.

Alec Richard Nixon America Vair John B. McCurry Hartford Dr Elyria High School

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