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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

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Values and Clothes of Nixon Aide John Dean

Terence Sheridan recalls John Dean as a well dressed, Brooks Brothers wearing figure. A roommate notes he favored sportscoats even in deep winter. He attended Wooster College where social life was limited but the character stood out.

John Dean remembered as a debating, hands-on thinker

In Charlottesville memories recount John Dean as a devoted debater who loved hands-on work, built a bookcase, and treated chapel fines as a principle. The piece sketches his college days at Wooster and Colgate, his sharp mind, and his Republican leanings during the 1960 Nixon campaign.

John Stewart Charlottesville Dean Grandpa

Miss Ohio Contestants Pose for Pageant Prep in Sandusky

Miss Ohio contestants line up on the Sandusky Business Women's Club steps in a bathing-beauty pose for pageant prep. Cheryl Yourkvitch of Lorain County sits in front row, Pat Smith of Westlake in Medina County appears second row. Preliminary rounds run tomorrow and Friday at Sandusky High School with the final on Saturday.

Sandusky

Nixon Brezhnev Shift Talks To Nuclear Arms At Camp David

At Camp David the leaders Nixon and Brezhnev moved summit talks to controlling nuclear arms and reducing forces in Central Europe. They arrived after a yacht cruise and landing at Thurmont Maryland, with discussions also touching Middle East and Southeast Asia tensions.

Brezhnev Nixon Camp David UPL Leonid I. Brezhnev Maryland Washington Potomac River Thurmont White House Ronald L. Ziegler Europe Thy Middle East Southeast Asia ROTH Moscow

Liza Minnelli Ends Romance With Peter Sellers

Actress Liza Minnelli abruptly ends her romance with Peter Sellers after returning to the United States from London. She announced at the airport that the whirlwind affair is over and offered no additional details.

Liza Minnelli U.S London Peter Sellers

Lorain County Mental Health Board Faces Enormous Task

The Lorain County Board of Mental Health, revived by a May levy vote, confronts a painful, enormous task ahead. Board members describe infighting as factions push traditional care, total preventive care, or a combination as the path forward.

Mental Health Board Lorain County

Weather outlook with clouds and cool change

Considerable cloudiness tonight with a low in the lower 60s and a cooler partly cloudy day tomorrow. High in the mid to upper 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain tomorrow night. Winds SW to W tonight.

Cain Himph

Total approach to levy debated at board meeting

Dr. Richard Moore, board chairman and advocate of a total preventive approach, says progress is toward a broad plan though not 100 percent. He calls it a painful but necessary debate on quality of life with differing, honest opinions as members weigh the levy.

Stewart John Nathaniel James Richard Moore Moore

Lorain County 1974 budget requests rise 33 percent

Lorain County announces 1974 department budget requests total nearly one third higher than this year’s appropriations. The general fund seeks 6,666,814 dollars, with a projected income around 5.2 million. Dellisanti says cuts will follow after review with department heads and a public hearing is planned for July 12.

Lorain County Dominick A. Dellisanti Dellisanti

Martha Mitchell confronts reporter on Fifth Avenue

Mrs. Martha Mitchell publicly chastises and then strikes an Associated Press reporter outside her Fifth Avenue building. She vows to attack the press and accuses reporters of invading her privacy as she is escorted back inside by her daughter and a chauffeur.

New York Martha Mitchell Fifth Avenue Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell John N. Mitchell Senate

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