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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
12
National Guardsmen continued the search in Buffalo Creek Hollow for bodies from the February flood that devastated 16 coal towns. Officials say they have checked more than 70 percent of the wreckage but offered no timeline for completion.
A chaotic mix of notices describes denture relief products and a disaster scene. Denturite promises comfort, lasting wear, and a money back guarantee while a flood reports list rising missing persons, refugee needs, and dam failure details in Buffalo Creek. Government and federal agencies coordinate housing aid and disaster response.
Doctors report prompt temporary relief from rectal itch and swelling with Preparation H ointment or suppositories. Large clinical tests show many patients benefit and many physicians use it for themselves or recommend it to families.
Rescuers say the failed R D Bailey dam would have sped access to the Buffalo Creek disaster area, but Army Corps of Engineers notes completion likely would not have prevented the Feb 26 flood that killed over 100. The dam could have kept major roads in Logan County open, aiding later rescue work. Access remained via south from W Va 10.
Ohio lawmakers schedule a skeleton session with House and Senate Tuesday and Wednesday to take up a welfare bill by Rep Rodney Hughes that would make county welfare workers liable for mis payments amid opposition from Democratic lawmakers and welfare officials. The session also considers a new bombing offense, a rail freight crew size limit, and strip mine legislation with arguments between Guy Gihgan and Ralph Hatch over impacts.
The coroner expected to rule within a week on Barbara Lee Douglas 48 found dead in a closed garage at her Sagamore Hills home. She was married to Alan Douglas, longtime Cleveland radio TV personality. Early reports cite carbon monoxide poisoning. ignition on but engine not run. Survived by a son Cameron and two children from her previous marriage, Craig and Christine.
Beltone announces a free trial of the smallest hearing aid ever made. The ear level device weighs under a third of an ounce and has no body wires. Readers are urged to write to Beltone Electronics Corp Department 2294 in Chicago to receive one at no cost or obligation.
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