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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
1
Three journalists Richard Dudman Michael Morton and a female correspondent recount being halted by Cambodian soldiers near Suoi Rieng. They describe searches confiscations and a makeshift court feel before being loaded into a camouflaged truck for transport.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced the United States has submitted a new Arab Israeli peace proposal under United Nations auspices. The plan aims to halt fighting and begin talks toward a just settlement while outlining a three month cease fire and negotiations framed by the 1967 UN resolution.
City workers accept a 2 percent wage rise after a 33 to 12 vote at the Elyria Recreation Center. The deal, viewed as a model for Ohio cities, covers 108 union members and about 115 non union staff through longevity, holidays, extra sick days, and retirement phrases. The contract awaits formal ratification by Elyria City Council and signature of Mayor Reichlin.
Northern Lorain County endured a soaking thunderstorm with high winds that may have spawned small tornadoes. Eaton Township reports felled trees, a peeled roof, and a lifted attic trap door while Carlton and Carlisle Townships saw wind damage and a fuel tank hurled into a yard. Avon Lake logged heavy rain, 14 inches in 30 minutes, as Raymond Diederich noted 0.97 inches total for the storm, a June record.
Solicit ors from eight Lorain County communities plan a common defense to the proposed 22 percent telephone rate increase filed with PUCO. If councils fund a rate expert, a lawyer will be hired to represent residents. hearings may take 30 to 90 days. Local officials attend the planning luncheon amid concerns over service quality and steep costs.
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