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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
5
Mayor Marguerite E. Bowman left yesterday for Milwaukee Wisconsin to attend a mayors conference over the next four days A spokesman said she is expected to return home Thursday including the trip and anticipated return date in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
NASA reports an air survey mission using one of two U2 high altitude aircraft over Central America South America Canada and the Caribbean and Pacific to measure ozone and man-made pollutants. The goal is to help scientists understand long term climate impacts of these gases and particles.
Amid late 18th century debate, Caesar Rodney defies illness riding 80 miles through rain to cast Delaware’s pivotal vote for independence. Delegates, including Read and McKean, weigh the Lee resolutions as Dickinson and Morris decide or defer signatures. The room records a tense, determined push toward freedom as the motion to unite as free states advances.
Delegates vote 12 to 0 to back independence plans as Franklin uses deft persuasion to win key Pennsylvania and Delaware support. The moment marks a drastic shift from wary union to revolutionary resolve, with leaders acknowledging looming war and the peril to come.
A fragmented OCR list shows many individuals with street addresses across Lorain Oberlin North Ridgeville and nearby towns. Names include Anderson Beal Bernhardt Brooky Cawthon Cegielski Conrath Creed y Crum Czapp Drakos Harris Haun Hinkofer Holcomb Isom Johnson Lapp McAfer McClung Moelek Moon Norris Nowfel Oania Owens Pacione Polansky Reichert Shore Smith Smithers Stanislawski Such Szuch Voorhies Weisman Ponder Wooton Yankee Ziegman and others tied to various homes. The text appears to be a garbled roster or mailing list rather than a cohesive article.
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