Robbery suspect nabbed after store theft in Elyria
Jack Ryba recalls the man who robbed a store and fled in a green Army coat. Police found $50, a hypodermic syringe, marijuana, and a pellet gun. Fox was charged with aggravated robbery, marijuana possession, and carrying a concealed weapon after an Elyria officer spotted the getaway car and arrested him in a private driveway on Seventh Street near Middle Avenue.
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Jack
Fox
Elyria
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Middle Avenue
Yogi Bear At Midway Mall Show Delights Tracy King
Three year old Tracy King of Lorain enjoys goodies from Yogi Bear at the Third Annual Midway Mall Sports Vacation and Travel Show. The event, featuring family activities, opened Wednesday and continues through the week at the mall.
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Gary King
Ohio Ave
Lorain
Yogi Bear
Midway Mall
Elyria and Lorain Surpass Growth Projections in 1970s
Elyria is poised to reach 60,000 residents this month, about 15 months ahead of earlier forecasts, with a 12.3 percent rise since 1970 and 6,573 new residents. Lorain also grows, reaching about 83,000, roughly on pace of earlier county estimates despite a slower rate, as planners note uncertainty behind the rapid expansion.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Elyria-Lorain
Gregory at Oberlin Comedian Dick Gregory Greeted Crowd
Comedian Dick Gregory spoke at Oberlin last night, delivering a three and a half hour WH NuGs speech in which he claimed the U S government conspires against citizens. Story on Page 9.
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Dick Gregory
Oberlin
U. S
Rob Modic
Prince Charming's plan works in Cinderella search
Wealthy Oakland manufacturer Donn Sigerson enticed Philadelphia law student Phyllis Gordon with a chaperoned week after a personals ad in the Philadelphia Inquirer. He found her through media coverage of his search and the pair planned a private meeting, with conditions to protect her character. Gordon identified herself and agreed to continue the arrangements.
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Donn Sigerson
Phyllis Gordon
University of Pennsylvania
Sigerson
Oakland
U.S
Mexico
Palm Springs
Calif
Philadelphia Inquirer
Unemployment rate steady at 8.2 percent in February
Nearly 540000 workers lost jobs in February but the unemployment rate held at 8.2 percent as about the same number left the labor force. Total jobless numbered 7.5 million, but the labor-force dropouts kept the rate unchanged from January. A $5.9 billion jobs bill cleared a House panel, with hopes of creating up to two million positions. President Ford warned the recession could push unemployment toward 9 percent.
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Labor Department
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Ford
Weather forecast of snow flurries and cold winds
A weather bulletin warns of snow flurries and snow squalls likely tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures fall to the upper teens or low 20s tonight and rise to the mid to upper 20s tomorrow. Precipitation chances are 70 percent tonight and 60 percent tomorrow with northwest winds gusting 25 to 45 mph. Sunrise is 6 53 a.m. and sunset 6 25 p.m.
Death feels like peace says doctor after near death
Chicago physician Dr. Elizabeth Kuebler Ross claims hundreds of patients declared medically dead and revived describe death as a feeling of peace and wholeness. They report floating from the body and resenting revived efforts, with no fear of dying again.
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Ariz
UPI
Chicago
Elizabeth Kuebler- Ross
Ross
University of Arizona College of Nursing
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